Royce White

Fedor was a monster.

You know, you definitely got to have Jon Jones in the conversation.

And people talk about the PEDs and if that tarnishes the legacy.

And, you know, in some sense, maybe it does.

I know there are a lot of people that were taking enhancement drugs regularly.

you know, throughout the eras as well.

So it's hard for me to pin down and sort of track and just, you know, kind of distinguish who is qualified to be in the GOAT discussion.

Did you win or didn't you win?

You know, George St.

Pierre, obviously Mighty Mouse.

Yeah, he's got to be up in the conversation.

I think Conor McGregor definitely changed the, you know, changed the MMA world for the better.

You know, MMA was certainly not what it was before Conor McGregor showed up.

And he was a damn good fighter himself.

He got rich, $100 million, and had a lot of controversy and things go on.

But people who really watch MMA and know Prime, Conor, watched something that was amazing.

I'll never forget the five-second knockout against Jose Aldo when

Jose was, I mean, a world beater himself.

He was a pound-for-pound top three himself and hadn't been defeated.

And Conor just sparked him in the first five seconds exactly how he predicted he was going to spark him too, which is even crazier at that level.