Jun 5, 2026 · 1 hr 29 min · 19 segments
Episode 204, Jay Cutler & Manager Matt bring on 2 x Worlds strongest man, Mitchell Hooper. Mitchell talks about his growing up in Canada, being a child golf prodigy, running marathons, competing in…
Jay CutlerHostMattHostYeah, yeah, and it's, there are these opportunities, and I think they're brought about by, of course, social media and brands having to get creative with how they promote things, and you can use us to promote things on social media, of course.
If you told me that I could post my lifts on social media and I could have hundreds of thousands of target market customers paying attention to what I'm doing, Do you know how much businesses would pay for those people's information, for the ability to contact them? And then whether you're using that for brand deals or using that for your own stuff, it's just an incredible opportunity to do
more.
But in terms of the direct revenue that you could make in doing well in strongman shows, it's always growing.
we had Dana White here and we talked about the slap fighting, right? It's so like engaging, right? You're just waiting for, it's like a hockey game where it's like the hockey players wanna, they wanna wait for the fights or NASCAR, they wanna see the crashes.
And it's like, everyone's getting slapped across the face and some, like most of the people are getting knocked out, right? I mean, it's similar.
I mean, I look at Strongman as like, dude, you're doing something extraordinary today.
I mean, I don't think Mariusz Pudzianowski would be doing MMA in Poland at 55 if he made a lot of money doing that.
And you recognize it's off the back of those guys who did all of those smaller shows for next to nothing, just the love of the sport.
And I hope... that when someone's making a million dollars for winning World's Strongest Man when I'm 50 or 60, then I'm as gracious as these guys are.
Yeah, yeah, and it's, there are these opportunities, and I think they're brought about by, of course, social media and brands having to get creative with how they promote things, and you can use us to promote things on social media, of course.
If you told me that I could post my lifts on social media and I could have hundreds of thousands of target market customers paying attention to what I'm doing, Do you know how much businesses would pay for those people's information, for the ability to contact them? And then whether you're using that for brand deals or using that for your own stuff, it's just an incredible opportunity to do
more.
But in terms of the direct revenue that you could make in doing well in strongman shows, it's always growing.
we had Dana White here and we talked about the slap fighting, right? It's so like engaging, right? You're just waiting for, it's like a hockey game where it's like the hockey players wanna, they wanna wait for the fights or NASCAR, they wanna see the crashes.
And it's like, everyone's getting slapped across the face and some, like most of the people are getting knocked out, right? I mean, it's similar.
I mean, I look at Strongman as like, dude, you're doing something extraordinary today.
I mean, I don't think Mariusz Pudzianowski would be doing MMA in Poland at 55 if he made a lot of money doing that.
And you recognize it's off the back of those guys who did all of those smaller shows for next to nothing, just the love of the sport.
And I hope... that when someone's making a million dollars for winning World's Strongest Man when I'm 50 or 60, then I'm as gracious as these guys are.
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