Mark Kerr

Like how many fights we missed because of – His shenanigans.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, I know how that feels.

So when John Greenhalgh, who's the producer, I went to Syracuse with him.

We were on the wrestling team together.

He's the one that called me, said, hey, I want to do a documentary.

At that point, my...

Vision of what it was was a little Best Buy camera where they're like little flip screen and they show up and they go, OK, we're filming a documentary.

I got changed tape, you know, and they show up in Japan for my Volchanchen fight with two 10,000, 15,000, whatever they were, digital Sony cameras.

boom mic in like five people I'm like oh fuck you're you're like you're really gonna make it like you're gonna make a documentary

And so he was right from the get go.

John could see John could see what was the contrast like me as a fighter and me as a person, that contrast.

And so that's what he was after is like to to really show this contrast.

And like you can do this for a living and be this kind, sensitive, you know, that was what was weird about you.

Yeah.

into the cage and it's like who the fuck is that guy you know you know what the feeling is the feeling is like the question i always had in my head is going okay if somebody's gonna go you me in a room who the fuck's coming out and i never was able to answer that question for myself i know i was competitive right but i didn't know if i had that switch that thing and then start fighting and going oh fuck man they're

There's a switch in there.

And I figured through that process, what I was really trying to get is your will.

I was trying to take your fucking will.

And most people don't want to give it.