Mark Kerr

But then, you know... That's an anomaly.

You can't... Like, there was a period of time where I couldn't watch.

I didn't watch the UFC, probably about, like, seven, eight, nine years.

And over the last five, six years, I've watched it almost religiously, right?

And just...

realizing the fighters today oh my god man they're they hit a level and it's that it's that mutation it's like this first generation second generation yes and they're advancing so fast that you're looking at these new fighters you're like where like it's such a unique set of skills to do this incredible set of skills unique to any other sport in the world

It's like playing soccer, football, and baseball at the same time.

It's like,

It was, you know, one, like being in the Hall of Fame and being in the Pioneer League and understanding that, like I said to myself, you know, even if I advance a sport, you know, this much, it needed this much at the time to get to where it is today, right?

Like Coleman advanced a sport this much.

Isn't that frightening?

Wild.

Like people, I, you know, they watch it now and, and, you know, this, this film, right.

It gives, it gives people a little bit of a look inside of like what it was.

And, and, you know, for, for me, the.

the cool part about it is understanding like i'm like i said i'm just a little piece but that little piece is necessary to be able for me to watch some of the guys do what they do now well it's different than any other sport in that these little pieces had to be there before people could figure out what to do yeah well dana put them all together yeah you know when when i actually talked to him when i was in newark that's one thing i said i said look what you built

You can feel however you want about him personally.

Look what you built.

Like no one could even imagine this.

I would imagine.