Zuffa

And thank you.

Thank you, Zuffa.

Thank you to, uh, uh-

Man

And thank you.

Thank you, Zuffa.

Thank you for, uh-

Man

If you lose well, it's not the end of the world because you're still a name.

Um, you put up a good performance, and you got the backing of Turkey and Dana White and Zuffa and TKO.

You got that big backing, right? You, you, you're Conor Benn.

If you lose badly, it's difficult.

I don't know if he even cares to go on.

I know that Zuffa has options on him, and they're gonna try to have him at 160 and all that, but he took it as far as he possibly could.

And you have to just kinda give him credit here because he, the guy faked it till he make it and then went all the way to a Cinco de Ma- uh, excuse me, a Mexican Independence marquee weekend in boxing against Ryan Garcia [laughs] on one of the biggest stages ever when he just clearly didn't belong in there.

No, you, you, you definitely have to give him credit.

That was so stupid.

There's a, there's a number of reasons there.

I think number one reason is because neither guy is technically signed to Zuffa.

Hmm.

But right now, we're all working aligned, and now you're around the events.

How have you enjoyed the process of getting to know the UFC as a product and working alongside the UFC with Zufa Boxing? I think it's great.

I'm thoroughly enjoying it.

I was at the White House for the mega fight.

Absolutely insane.

But it's also great to be part of the Zufa team and everything they're doing.

And also be the trailblazer for one of the biggest fighters they signed.

You know...

We might get it in the UK.

If Conor Ben wins, he becomes the linchpin of the Zufa boxing stable for now.

Fights with Devin Haney.

I just said hello to T.O. Lopez over there, who's working with DAZN.

There's a little beef between us.

I've been very vocal on... on TKO group holdings, which is Zufa boxing, coming into the sport and thinking they can take over.

It's obviously a big problem for me because I'm, first of all, a fighter.

And this is the sport that I dearly love and I'm going to protect it as much as possible, as much as I can.

you're generating.

When you're controlled publicly by TKO Group Holdings...

And Zufa Boxing, there's no way in hell they're going to let fighters make the bulk of the monies.

Obviously, you know, a public traded company needs all the revenue share.