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Hey, Darrell.

What's going on, man?

How's it going?

We were just talking UFC.

Yeah, I think we were talking about how exciting the Ancolaev and Pereira fight was,

even though people didn't like it because it wasn't like some crazy result and a giant knockout,

like you get in most Pereira fights, but it was so technical.

And Anka Laiev just did a fantastic job of shutting down the scariest guy in

the division. Yeah. I just, and the psychological aspect of it, of just, he made him back up

and second guess himself. Yeah. And, you know, that's, you can't just do that by being aggressive.

You can't, you know, you really got to get in there and you got to hurt him a little bit and you just have to put that on him. And it was, it was amazing to watch. I thought it was a great fight. Well, it was so interesting because the consequences of exchanging with Pereira are so high, but also Uncle Ayahev. Uncle Ayah has knocked a lot of people out. We always look at Pereira's knockouts, but Uncle Ayas has knocked out some of the best guys in the division, and he only lost one time.

And that was, Paul Craig has the nastiest fucking triangle.

It's so sneaky and so quick, and you don't expect it.

He's so high level off his back, and he caught him, I think, with like one second to go in the third round, a fight that he was losing.

Yeah, he broke Jamal's arm or dislocated his elbow too.

He's one of those guys like Ryan Hall.

It's like, you know, they're on the feet dancing around.

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