Mark Kerr

I always just look at the Russian wrestlers and go, what makes them so good?

They could flurry in succession more times than I could.

Like Kurt Angle, right, when I wrestled against Kurt.

Kurt trained at a level that I wasn't training at.

He could sustain a flurry to the point where I would just make mistakes because I would be to exhaustion.

And you watch them.

They'll string these moves together and string them together.

Like Hamza Chamaya is a great example of that.

Oh, my God.

Unbelievable.

Unbelievable because you'll see him shoot, reshoot, shoot again, get up, stand up, fake, shoot again, and you can't keep up with it.

Inevitably, you just make mistakes or you just give in to the exhaustion of the moment, right?

Yeah.

And it's just like, okay, nothing you can do about it.

So this is kind of, again, one of these things where there are certain athletes that have a gear that nobody else has.

And it's just how they're built.

It's just how they're built.

Yeah.

Which was bananas.

So that night was my last UFC.