Matt Damon

McNeely's fucked up now, too, when you hear him talk.

It's rough.

It's rough to hear.

Oh, really?

Yeah, I saw him get interviewed recently.

That's the dark side of the sport, of MMA and of fighting.

Like, I had Johnny Knoxville on here yesterday, and Johnny Knoxville was knocked unconscious 16 times.

Yeah, that's what I said.

And I'm like, holy shit, man.

And he seems normal.

Like, he doesn't seem like he's got brain damage.

Now, when you're talking to guys and you know they have brain damage, they're slurring their words and they're still fighting.

Their words all mumble together like you have no idea how much they're struggling.

Yeah.

And they're going to be struggling in a downhill slope for the rest of their life.

It's not going to get better.

It's going to get way worse because the real brain damage occurs like 10 years after the injuries.

That's when it really sets in.

I mean there's some therapies that they can do now.

They do – and Knoxville did some of it like this magnetic therapy that they do that re-stimulates neuron growth and –