Urijah Faber

I'm like, this and that.

Then we started negotiating.

I'm like, all right, let's talk about it.

No, hang up, call back, this and that.

Then we decided, yeah, let's do it.

Yeah, and for wrestling, there's no real pathway to a career as a professional.

Never has been.

They've tried it a couple times, failed miserably.

Even with real money behind it and some real...

prowess when it comes to people that know how to promote but this is different it has a different feeling it's a different time they're doing the right mix of of you know social media influencers high level world class wrestlers which has it's own puts a spotlight on them

Yeah, it does, but it also, it's its own subculture.

Wrestling has a very, very strong cult-like following, a lot of participants, and right now the wrestlers follow their favorite wrestler into mixed martial arts if they decide they want to go and be fighters, but not all wrestlers want to go that route of getting punched in the face and everything else.

That's it.

Yeah.

Yeah, and so now you've got Chad Bronstein's a great,

Business guy and loves the sport of wrestling.

Izzy Martinez, the guys that don't know Izzy, Izzy is like, he's like larger than life character in the wrestling world.

Coached some of the best fighters on the planet, like Jon Jones and all the guys out in Chicago and New Mexico.

And he's like, doesn't take, he's like a real colorful dude.

a lot like dana white chad bronstein a lot like uh the fortita brothers so they're doing a right mix of taking the social media prowess the established wrestling community the ufc stars that have been built that have this wrestling background that love the sport and want to give back like me and uh