John Danaher

That's for sure.

I'm just kidding, I love you.

He doesn't, he's lying.

So as time went by, these tensions started increasing.

They came to a point where it was difficult for them even to be in the training room together.

At that point, you're starting to, you know, once training takes a hit, then you've got to start to address these.

The attempts at reconciliation fell through and a decision was made to move to Texas.

I wanted everyone to move as a team.

What I wanted to do was keep the team together.

as long as the period leading up to ADCC so that everyone could train together.

So I said, okay, there's problems, but let's just tough it out one year.

We moved to Texas.

Let's just go there and keep unity.

If some people don't want to train with other people, that's fine.

But I believe that the team would be weakened by breaking apart.

I believe that they had an excellent rapport as training partners.

Their technical level was increasing dramatically.

Many of the younger athletes are really starting to come into their own and really develop well.

And so my take on it was, okay, if there's problems,

So be it.