Kevin Lee

Yeah, 65-

Kevin Lee would've been champion

... 65, you would have some crazy, crazy talent.

Then we can start doing 182 to 187.

I mean, I've seen guys have to hang it up because of too many concussions or some kind of brain injury or, you know, something like that.

Or, you know, so many injuries, like in the case of like a Kevin Lee whose knees got banged up and he just never really was the same afterwards.

I've seen all of that.

um i don't know if i've ever seen one like this where it gets an injury that you know it looked bad in real time but not like anything that you hadn't seen before and then the guy gets mocked and then he can't recover and then he loses his title and then he had already lost a bunch of time anyway and then was trying to get the fight dude if john jones comes back by the way i mean how funny would that be to be

So, your turn, and there was a big response to this one.

On the album, Zara De Luca, Karen Lissy, Denise Anne, Kevin Lee, Richard Carter, and Frank Macari all came in with love for both the song and the record.

Paul Allen calls it one of the best of that era.

Thomas John Taylor's answer to which tracks he rates was simply, all of them.

like your brain won't communicate correctly to your legs.

That's like, you know when Edson Barbosa will kiss Kevin Lee and he does the stanky leg? No, it wasn't Kevin Lee.

It was...

Kevin Lee did a stanky leg.

No, it was fucking someone else.

No, but you know the stanky leg.

Yeah.

Yeah, Kevin Lee's asking about that guy's jersey collection, I think, so we'll have to have a chat.

But, okay, we're into the final five.

It will continue to get more difficult.

I saw a podcast, not a podcast, I saw a YouTube video, and YouTube videos can be wrong, but it just made sense in my brain, right? So I'm not saying this is exactly how it is.

They're comparing Charles Oliveira and Kevin Lee, right? They're saying that when Charles Oliveira started out at whatever gym he was at, he always felt like his worth was tied to his winning.

So he never performed well, he did bad, this and that.

Again, this is just video, right? and they were saying kevin lee man he had a great gym people loved him people supported him he felt like his his worth was tied to him as a person not him as a fighter so he thrived and then one day his trainer died something happened he started gym hopping because he couldn't find his community that's when he started to fall off vice versa charlie lavera wanted to shoot the box whoever it was and then that's where he actually felt secured himself because his his uh what's it called his uh value wasn't attached to him as a fighter but as a person and so i tell us to say man like i've seen firsthand what it's like when fighters feel like they have to win because they won't be accepted in their gyms and they won't be accepted by the people around them bro i am so blessed to have the friends that i have like legit like I don't gang bang, bro, but if I would, I would gang bang my gym, and I would happily kill everybody else in every other gym to prove that my gym is tight like that.

Because, bro, the amount of support that I have from my team, my family, team moms, you know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? This shit is lit, bro.

But that type of stuff is very important.