- The speaker discusses the possibility of having a super card with only one champion being paid out, similar to what was done with John.
- They mention that neither of the fighters in the other fight are current world champions, even though it's for a title.
- The speaker enjoys the business side of fighting and negotiating deals, unlike many other fighters.
- They talk about the importance of promotion in terms of revenue and success in the fighting industry.
- The speaker mentions the Dylan Danis fight with Logan and questions how Dylan will make money if he doesn't show up.
- They discuss the stress and frustration of dealing with lawsuits and hiring lawyers.
- The speaker comments on Dylan's sparring session and acknowledges his talent in grappling but notes that he is not known for being a boxer.
- They mention the situation with Ben Askren and how he took a boxing match for more money after having a hip replacement.

Taken from JRE #147 w/Sean O'Malley and Tim Welch:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5UvfMANRx0lgFPeRt6ph1K?si=a2c959c7263340c5

They'll probably do something like they're doing with John.

Like have a super card but only have to pay out, you know, 1 champion.

So, I'm assuming they'll probably do something like that.

It's funny that you think about it that way.

Until you said that, I never considered it.

Oh yeah, that other fight, neither 1 of those guys is a current world champion even though It's for the title.

Yeah, they don't get a piece of the pay-per-view

I've been I've been thinking I've been having like a business kind of mindset getting into fighting early early on like thinking about numbers and brand deals and when I get to this position what I'm gonna ask for at the UFC and Because I go and sit down with hunter and do our own negotiations and stuff and it's fun I enjoy that aspect of Fighting I enjoy the business side of it to where a lot of fighters don't they're like here I'll just pay someone to fucking do it do it for me, but I've always been excited about that I've always wanted to be in the entrepreneur type stuff.

That's great that you enjoy it because for some fighters It's like a labor.

know And they don't do it, but if you're excited about it.

That's awesome because that's definitely a smart thing And you know just the ability to promote just promoting fights like that is such a factor There's so many guys that are really talented, but for whatever reason the public's not captivated By them and so they just never quite hit their potential in terms of like revenue.

Mean it's crazy now with all the social media guys fighting now and making bank Oh, there's far second third

Pretty amazing see so is that Dylan Danis fight off with Logan I saw

him tweet fucking him out peace or something, but then I seen someone confirm that he didn't pull out.

But that motherfucker, he's been calling us since the day where he said there's no way that motherfucker's showing up.

Well, if he doesn't show up, How is he making money?

I can't take a break Off Twitter without people thinking I'm pulling out

It's he's doing it I mean well for a guy that's last time he fought was in Bellator like when how long yeah

probably 4 or 5 years You know but for Logan's girl to sue him Lawsuits Lawyers that shit.

There's nothing more fucking stressful and frustrating Then that's going through that stuff and Dylan pride doesn't have a lot of cheddar so now he's getting sued He has to hire a lawyer and those lawyer bills add the fuck up, so I bet he's fucking Stressing

look at this he's sparring with Alex, but hey, duh That's very interesting.

By the way, yeah, real nice and you're only gonna learn so much in a certain amount of time.

I mean, it's not like Dylan is an absolutely terrible Striker yeah, but he's not a striker.

He's grappling is fucking amazing I mean, he's really fucking yeah.

He's sensational All right, that kid has some fucking serious jujitsu, but it's just he's not known for being a boxer.

You know, Jake Paul offers you more money, probably, than he made his entire UFC career for a boxing match, after you've had a hip replacement.

So he comes in looking like a guy who delivers milk we


Speaker 0: The Jirogan experience. They'll probably do something like they're doing with John. Like have a super card but only have to pay out, you know, 1 champion. So, I'm assuming they'll probably do something like that.

Speaker 1: It's funny that you think about it that way.

Speaker 0: I've been thinking like that.

Speaker 1: Until you said that, I never considered it. Oh yeah, that other fight, neither 1 of those guys is a current world champion even though It's for the title. Yeah, they don't get a piece of the pay-per-view

Speaker 0: I've been I've been thinking I've been having like a business kind of mindset getting into fighting early early on like thinking about numbers and brand deals and when I get to this position what I'm gonna ask for at the UFC and Because I go and sit down with hunter and do our own negotiations and stuff and it's fun I enjoy that aspect of Fighting I enjoy the business side of it to where a lot of fighters don't they're like here I'll just pay someone to fucking do it do it for me, but I've always been excited about that I've always wanted to be in the entrepreneur type stuff.

Speaker 1: Well. That's great that you enjoy it because for some fighters It's like a labor.

Speaker 0: Yeah, you

Speaker 1: know And they don't do it, but if you're excited about it. That's awesome because that's definitely a smart thing And you know just the ability to promote just promoting fights like that is such a factor There's so many guys that are really talented, but for whatever reason the public's not captivated By them and so they just never quite hit their potential in terms of like revenue.

Speaker 0: Yeah for sure I

Speaker 2: Mean it's crazy now with all the social media guys fighting now and making bank Oh, there's far second third

Speaker 1: Pretty amazing see so is that Dylan Danis fight off with Logan I saw

Speaker 0: him tweet fucking him out peace or something, but then I seen someone confirm that he didn't pull out. But that motherfucker, he's been calling us since the day where he said there's no way that motherfucker's showing up. But he hasn't pulled out yet.

Speaker 1: Well, if he doesn't show up, How is he making money?

Speaker 2: That's what I was wondering. That's what I was

Speaker 1: gonna say. I can't take a break Off Twitter without people thinking I'm pulling out

Speaker 0: well his fucking tweet. He's a Yeah, he's a great troll. Yeah, it's good.

Speaker 1: It's he's doing it I mean well for a guy that's last time he fought was in Bellator like when how long yeah

Speaker 0: probably 4 or 5 years You know but for Logan's girl to sue him Lawsuits Lawyers that shit. There's nothing more fucking stressful and frustrating Then that's going through that stuff and Dylan pride doesn't have a lot of cheddar so now he's getting sued He has to hire a lawyer and those lawyer bills add the fuck up, so I bet he's fucking Stressing

Speaker 1: look at this he's sparring with Alex, but hey, duh That's very interesting.

Speaker 2: Yeah, Alex being real nice to him.

Speaker 0: Yeah, real nice.

Speaker 1: By the way, yeah, real nice and you're only gonna learn so much in a certain amount of time. Right. I mean, it's not like Dylan is an absolutely terrible Striker yeah, but he's not a striker. He's a elite grappler. He's grappling is fucking amazing I mean, he's really fucking yeah.

Yeah on the ground. He's sensational All right, that kid has some fucking serious jujitsu, but it's just he's not known for being a boxer. It's like the Ben Askren situation. You know, Jake Paul offers you more money, probably, than he made his entire UFC career for a boxing match, after you've had a hip replacement. You're like, fuck it, I'm in.

So he comes in looking like a guy who delivers milk we

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