JRE MMA Show #182 - Protect Ya Neck
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Who do they talk about first and what funny Tommy Lee stories come up?
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What's up, bros? So your boy Tommy was awesome. He was really cool. Yeah, I actually listened on the way out to that one. He's really fun. Tommy Lee's fun. He's like a big kid, man. He is. A big kid. Yeah, like a 15-year-old that just never had to grow up. Never went all the way up. Well, he got famous when he was 18. Exactly. So he really never had to grow up. He just stayed Tommy Lee. I'm glad you finally got to have him on it was very cool.
So it was good really He's really in a bonsai trees. Oh big-time crazy turns him up like hundred-year-old find them at his uh You make them yourself his yard. He'll see sets up like a whole like Zen garden type of thing It's pretty wild, but he's he's been into those and he likes trim them up, and you know it's pretty pretty wild he's just I He's a positive energy, nice guy. Like he's never, never been in my, you know, what do you want to say? Interactions with him? Never. He's never been a dick.
Never.
He seemed cool. He was cool to work for.
Well, I only worked, I met him rather when you were working with him, when you were his bodyguard. And then this is the other time I met him. So he's super cool. Nice. Good. I remember him hocking a horn on his boat with his dick.
I don't know why I remember that. His pecker's as tall as you are. I remember him with his fucking huge dick with Pamela Anderson.
He's got a lot of advantages in this life, doesn't he? Good lord. Good lord. God damn. And one of the greatest drummers of all time. That was one of the first sex tapes. Oh, yeah. That was probably the first.
Yeah, for sure. For celebrities, actual celebrities. It allowed them to get famous afterwards.
Well, they were already famous. That's why it was crazy.
Both of them were super famous. Right. But, I mean, allow the heat to catapult them into, like, a different stratosphere.
Right. Well, anytime one of them celebrities is dating another celebrity, it's like their fucking superpowers unite. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was with Heather Locklear, too, right? Right. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I mean, he was a fun dude. The trees thing is wild, though. I didn't know that these people, they have, like, 100-year-old trees, 200-year-old trees, 300-year-old bonsai trees. And they pass them down through generations. They have, like, paperwork so you know, like, who's the guy who first started the tree. And they've got these trees that are, like, several hundred years old and they're, like, this big. And they're in like a pot. What are you supposed to do with that?
It's all like an artistic thing.
They're trimming them in certain patterns. And every time they try to grow, you trim them down. And they just like tighten up. And it makes a weird form.
Yeah, it comes out.
It's very strange.
They're pretty cool looking, actually.
I wonder if the tree likes it, though. She's like, hey, motherfucker, I'm trying to grow. I'm 300 years old. I'm 16 inches tall. This is retarded.
I think for him, though, he's had such a crazy high-paced life that it's the yin to the yang, you know what I mean? That's how he relaxes. I loved hearing it. It sounded perfect. I was like, oh, you found a great thing. And you see he's a gearhead, too, like you, so you guys had a little bonding on the cars.
First cars he bought. He bought an old Corvette. He got a fucking supercharger put on it.
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, he's a maniac. He's definitely a maniac. But he's a very nice, I mean, very great dude.
Rock and roll, man. Oh, yeah. The guy was the drummer for Motley Crue. I can't even, at 18, I can't even imagine what that must have been like. Must have been insane.
A lot of these guys, they don't want to stop touring, all these rock and roll stars. Why would they want to? I mean, it's so fun. That adrenaline. Some of them maybe should, though. Some of them. I saw some clips. Who the fuck was he? David Lee Roth? No, I think it was the guy from ACDC. Brian Johnson. I don't know if it went that great.
Yeah, it's bad.
It's pretty bad.
Dude, ACDC, one of my favorite all-time bands, and Brian Johnson's struggling.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who do they talk about first and what funny Tommy Lee stories come up?
0:00–6:25
2
How do fighters, aging and training practices affect longevity and injury recovery?
6:25–26:37
3
What striking styles and fighters do they analyze (point-fighting, Muay Thai, Kamaru Usman breakdowns)?
26:37–55:36
4
Why are we talking about cult movies like They Live, Hell Comes to Frogtown and Nosferatu?
55:36–1:01:37
5
How did the hosts describe Conor McGregor’s comeback and matchup concerns with Max Holloway?
1:01:37–1:04:43
6
Which upcoming UFC fights and fighters do they analyze (Procházka, Islam, Prates, Sanhagen, Ewing) and why?
1:04:43–1:46:58
7
Will Conor McGregor change his gameplan and wrestle Max Holloway?
1:46:58–1:49:18
8
How do TJ Dillashaw and others explain the Japanese necktie/forearm choke setup?
1:49:18–2:38:49