Okay.

And boxing's different from MMA.

And so we asked them for a deposit, and 10%.

So they gave 5%, and they were supposed to give another 5% when it ...

And they sorta had to redo the contract.

And when they re- redid the contract, the other five pers- percent, other half, you know, was supposed to come, and it never came.

And then my manager went, "Hey, we ...

A lot of cardio, huh?

So talk to me how you got involved in it and your story as to how you became successful in that organization.

Oh, I was fighting this organization called King in the Cage, and the promoter's name was Terry Trevorcock.

Him and I You know, I had become friends.

He was a guy that I told you that liked my fighting style.

So, you know, he booked me for more fights.

And one day I was supposed to fight this one guy, but he was trying to negotiate for more money, so he backed out last minute.

And the vice president of Pride was there and watching the fights.

How are the young fighters different than the fighters when you were in the game?

Mm.

And Aspect Warriors were all really good.

So they were kind of the focus of the book when it came out.

Um, but you would take either Warhost or Aspect Host.

There was a lot of debate as to which was which.

I think in the end Aspect Host probably was the better one.

Um, but you would just, like, get a bunch of units out of transports, shoot and kill most things in the game, and then you would just get back in your transports behind walls.

Sorry, mate.

Why is it that people on your, um, on your stream are always connecting you to like baby oil products and shit like that?

I'ma, I'ma keep it 100 with you.

These motherfuckers are the biggest trolls ever.

I didn't know, I didn't know anything about the streaming culture.

They troll, they troll you, okay? They, they be your fans and stuff like that.

Mm-hmm.

But my stream so happen to be the ...

[laughs]

Yeah.

And it's their job.

You know how people are when their job...

And then you see a lot of times, like, on, you watching Cops or whatever, they pull people over and they get a attitude with them and shit.

They, they get on...

One, one of my cousins a police officer and he told me, he's like, "Bro, just don't have a attitude with the police.

They pull you over, and just keep it real with them.

Th- they held, they held a grudge?

Mm-hmm.

...

I'm, I'm, I'm getting all this hate and stuff, um, from that.

And, and so I'm, I'm waiting for Psycho Stu to get out of the hospital so he can, so he can tell his side of the story 'cause this is what Roger told me when I finally talked to him.

He goes, he goes there to stream so he can have some content to stream 'cause he's friends with one of the pro wrestlers.

And I've been there before.

I've been to th- I've been to tho- those shows before with the same guy, with, uh, with, um, Andre Minor, you know, and, um, I've been there.

So, so, do you know where he is now?

What was it like making that transition, even for a brief period, into pro wrestling and kind of seeing that side of sports entertainment?

Well, I've always wanted to be a pro wrestler.

background from growing up in Memphis.

It was a big part of the culture.

I got an older brother that loved pro wrestling, so it was kind of like I was born into it.

And I was really happy to be a part of TNA, but disappointed that it didn't last as long as I wanted it to.

Main event mafia, miss all those guys over there.

Was that kind of always baked into your DNA? You knew how to get the audience riled up and entertained?

video? No.

We went island hopping one day.

And we was coming to this other island.

I don't know the name of it.

Because we was on El Nido.

And this one Russian guy was just floating with two floaties.

And he had his hand in the air like a bum bag.

Rampage, what do you think about Bala and the way kind of the people in the community treat him or have been critical and criticizing his career so far?

... and then fall apart at the 11th hour?

All right, so this is, this is exactly what happened.

Um, in, I guess in boxing, to solidify the fight or whatever, you're supposed to give a deposit.

They were supposed to give us 10% of the purse and so they gave us 5% of, of, of the purse as a deposit, and then they was gonna give us the other five, like, a couple months down the line.

So that, that, the time for the other 5% came and went and, and my manager's like, "Whoa." You know what I'm saying? "They already messed up by only giving us 5% and then when it's time to give us the other 5%, you know, they can keep one daying us tomorrow, tomorrowing us." So my manager was like, "Hey, just put the purse in an escrow, give us the other 5% and then we solid." And, and then they never did that either.

They, the, the escrow time came, passed, it went and, um, my, my manager was like, "Man, these guys probably don't got the money.

They probably gonna try to, um, stiff you guys if you guys fight, right?" And he was like, "Thank God they didn't give us the whole 10% 'cause we wouldn't have known.

What about Caitlin Clark over there getting in your face? I mean, that's crazy.

The money is secondary, but hopefully the money will be very good for you, which it should

be.

Well, I'm going to say some stuff that might get me sued by the UFC, but honestly, I don't give a fuck.

Because it happened.

It happened.

When I did the move at 18, I severed my relationship with UFC.

It was one of the hardest choices for me to make in my career.

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