Mark Kerr

And like I was saying, that Russian, Dagestan, Uzbekistan, it's this ability to sustain an attack repeatedly.

Because it's that cardiovascular system born at 6,000 feet in altitude, 7,000 feet in altitude, a little bit more of an advantage, right?

And so you end up with these attacks where you can sustain them beyond your ability to defend them.

I literally... I text my son.

I was at that fight.

I text my son and go, this is what an elite wrestler could do to a professional fighter.

You can't.

You can never catch up.

You're like, I would never pretend stepping into the octagon that I would be able to get elite striking skills.

Right.

You know, it's like that gap could just it's constantly just something you never can get to.

You know, it's like Sean O'Malley, right?

The only way that he's going to be able to get a championship back is somebody else needs to beat... Murab.

Yeah, Murab.

That's that conflict of match-up.

Because skills, you're not going to do that.

Yeah.

I would think that it's one where there's going to be a lot of people that think they can, but that's just a different animal.

Yeah.

Yeah.