Super RIZIN 5 Betting Guide (Butterfly Resurrection Festival) | MMA Gambling Podcast (Ep.1167)

0:00The 1167th edition of the MMA gambling podcast on the sports gambling podcast network is brought to you by the SGPN app. Get all of our picks and podcasts for free with the SGPN app. Howdy Ho, did you know it's welcome up so the 1167 of the MMA gambling podcast on the sports gambling podcast network. I was dedicated to Jerome, one of our friends on YouTube who comments on take a Dilla France EC, which basically translates to their, they are listening to us in France also. So thank you. Jerome and all of our French listeners, Mercy, if I am dead serious 69 Jeff Fox, that translates in any language with me. You think I'm really, you've seen Paris speaking of France wasn't too friendly to me last night.

1:02I hit my dog, so I appreciate that. It didn't sound right saying that, but I hit the Modestas Bucascus as did Gumby at plus. That was a scary one. No, we just started. I'm scary that one one because you looked bad. I mean, like, I don't think it was justified, but the fact that the ref was in there saying move Modestas. Yes. That's not. And look, yeah, he stood right back up, which is a sort of made me be like, well, dude, why won't we stand up the first? Like if it just took him telling you, you had to stand up. You know, it's better when you're there. Exactly. Yeah, so I can through Gumby hit another yet a press when. I had two more dogs to technically Norricorn. All was a underdog come fight time. Okay, I got Fabia Sintes, who is another dog. As well. So those are some nice hits. I did have a little bit of trouble on a couple of those mean card fights. Ferra's I am getting slept with.

2:03Very surprising. Uh-huh. Was not ready for that. Very abrupt. Very abrupt. But also I went and I listened to the YouTube short with your pace because obviously, you know, you weren't around for him. Can we just talk about Delphine Benwalsh? Yeah. Yeah. And I've been saying that, you know, like, you know, I was seeing you look fantastic. I was cheering her on is being like, people are sleeping on her coming off the ultimate fighter. She's a beast. Uh, and I got to say is great is she looked in that fight? How ridiculous is it that the UFC found a way not to give her one of the performance bonuses for that? Yeah. Cause she like, I mean, she like cut that woman's face like four or five different places. She was beaten the hell out of her on the fee. She submitted her choked her cold and like, left her like half dead body. like left her like half dead body on the canvas and then gave this sweetest post fight interview. I bet this is crazy. Yeah, that's what everyone says about her. A sweet, outside of the cage. And then in the cage, she is a monster. Yeah, she made what?

3:0327 and a half thousand bucks last night. Come on, got me a what do you want? What do you want? I just, I mean, there's no way you can watch some of those other fights and be like, we definitely don't have a performance bonus for this woman right here. Cause that was crazy. Who ended up getting it? I didn't even notice who I think they gave Parnece one. If I'm not mistaken, hang on, I'll put the intern on it. But like bottom line is is there were a bunch of people who got them in don't give me wrong. Probably justified because you know, big chaos on there. Officially, Parnece, Axel Sola, Lucena Keita. I'm fine with those three. Parnece, right? Parnece slept over Axel Sola, big knockout. Keita, oh my god. Keita. Oh my god. But then the fourth one, you knocked him out twice. He almost knocked him out with the job, which was very impressive as well. When he knocked him out the first time and he backed away, I was like, okay, call it. Cause I, you know, my prop of the week was Keita by knockout. Yeah, money in the back. Yes, yes. And then he walked away and I was like, oh, he should have finished it. And then he stood back up and I'm like, oh, no, it's, it's coming again.

4:03You can tell it's coming again. Oh boy. The Fanto. Hang on, the first one with Pinto. What are we doing? He looked like crap. He got stumbled by Ryan Span. And like, the knockout was not even that good, right? Like it was like a ground and ground finish. Yep. And like not that the, the motion wasn't like ground finish, but it was like, she sliced her open. I mean, she brought a level of violence that the whole card didn't have. So like, I don't know how you watch those fights and you're like, let's load up Mario Pinto and not load up Delphi Benwoosh. Actually, we talked about this. Me, it might have been last episode. Submissions don't count. It's finishes. And the SC so that they might not, they might not. That's what the news. I want to go back to doing, remember, now, this will officially tell you whether or not you're an old head or not. Yep. Back in my day, we had knockout of the night, submission of the night, in fight of the night. And then they replaced it with performance bonuses, which you're like, okay, maybe this is better

5:04because sometimes there's two nasty knockouts and like the only submission was like a mercy re-enacted joke, right? But like when there's stuff like this, it reminds you that like, man, maybe they should have a submission of the night bonus. Yeah. I forgot. They give 25 grand for finishes. So she does wish, okay, she made 52 and a half K or something like that. Not for all our expenses and stuff, but yes. That's a bit better, but yeah. Yeah, she looked at there, there actually was quite a few fighters to be interested in to see where they go, one for it from last night's. Keto, her obviously won, Keto obviously won, her niece obviously won, solar perhaps, if solar's gonna do stuff like that. Don Chanco, who maybe my favorite fighter to watch, fight right now, too much time. He's so good. Even get him taken down. He just pops back up and punches you like well. Yep. Fantastic. All right, enough talking, French. Hopefully we have some fans over in Japan watching us too, because we got a really big fight card. Almost, we almost overlooked it. And then I noticed it on schedule, like, oh, we got it. It's super rising, it's not even too much.

6:05It's super rising, exactly. Yeah. So we'll talk about that in a sec after a couple things to remind you about. We roll football consciousness back, pick every game against the spread for a chance to win up to $4,000. Enter today sportsgamonpogas.com slash free roll and SGPN gets back, continuing to help the ongoing effort to rebuild Columbia. Go to sportsgamonpogas.com slash relief to help today. All right, so as gonna be mentioned, it's super rising. Not just number rising. We haven't really figured out what makes event super rising, what makes event. I think they have multiple more than two names for events. But anyhow, this is maybe like a pay-per-view quality event or a numbered event, quality event over if you want to translate it that way over to Japan. Super rising five. Naniwa no Cho Fukatsu Matsuri, which translates to what, Gumbi? I heard it was, it's like the Okinawan Butterfly Resurrection Festival or something. No, for real? Yeah, it's amazing. I looked it up.

7:05The Okinawan Butterfly Resurrection Festival. The Naniwa Super Resurrection Festival is what AI says. But anyway, it's another word for Okinawa. It's a commonly used phrase to that means Okinawa. So, and you think Butterfly is involved in there as well, do you? I want to, there was something or moff, it might have been moff. No, I want to say it was Butterfly. Yeah, you don't have, we don't have festivals for moss. No one likes moss. People do like Butterfly so. We like this fight card as well, do we not? Yeah, I like it a lot. Yeah. Couple of fights that are really exciting, well, match made and then one that I forgot I had already broken down. And then luckily my, my breakdowns said the exact same thing when I did for the second time, which, which lets you know that you're doing it right. Yeah, exactly. So it's going down this coming Thursday 3 AM, start time. So Thursday, overnight, early morning, whoever you want to think about, if you're in the Eastern time zone as we are here.

8:08Kossira, Dome, Osaka, Osaka, Japan, seven and maybe outs in a kickboxing bout, you know, we're going to go out and concentrate on the anime but there's more than enough anime to go around to dig in on this one. No odds yet, but you can find a rise in odds so you will be able to find some once the books offer them, I think they won't hear a Gumby ass to say. So let's jump into fellowweight belt first, 146 pounds over there. Utaka Saito, he's from Japan, he's fighting someone named Ren Sujiyama, you may know him by his other name, which I'll tell you in a second, he's from Japan as well. Saito, 21, 9 and 2, 5 knockouts, two submissions, he owes us some finishes, right? He's been knocked out twice, mid to once, four and five and rise in, he's a former champion. Since then, he has dropped two straight and only one of six, he's been finishing the back, the back fights, he's not bought in over two years, he's been on the shelf since July of 2024, he's not won since April 2023, he was a regional champ, he used to fight a hundred and fifty five pounds, 2011 pro-Memay debut, Oman is a pro-wrapper. Sujiyama goes by Yaman, also King of Street Fight, if you prefer that nickname, which I

9:13do. Yaman King of Street Fight is a good name, he's two and two and then a main with two knockouts, he's never been finished, all the fights to think place and rise in, Lossman, Lossman is the pattern for him in pro-Memay. TKO win in his last bout, he's not fought since July 2025, I say pro-Memay because he is quite experienced in K-Boxing, 14 to 5 pro-K-Boxer and a champion there, one in O and custom-fighting, nine years younger than this item. Yeah, and when he came over, the game playing was pretty obvious, get this guy to the ground, that take Dandy, he senses real spotty early on and it looked like maybe this was not the move for him. And then in his most recent bout, he kind of proved us wrong on that, he fought a kind of hara, stuff some takedowns, look like he's really gone to work on making sure that he can keep his feet because on his feet he's dangerous against a lot of people, it's like combination every time he's throwing, he's not a guy who throws one strike at any point in time, has a little bit of leg kicks but really getting it done with the hands more than anything.

10:14And like I said, once you see him start to add some takedown defense if he beats a guy like Monsonori, Kanahara, really game changer, right? You have to start paying attention to him even if he's two and two. And on the hands of Saito, you know, and by the way, this is the fight we broke down, we broke this one down last December when they were supposed to fight the first time. And like my problem with Saito is like, if you are looking for somebody with the game plan to be, you know, a young man, you need somebody with like dominant wrestling and I just don't see that from Saito, right? Like he's a guy who he does a pretty good job of grabbing under hooks when when somebody clashes into the clinch, but he's not really great at grabbing those under hooks himself. He can shoot a double leg and get to the hips, but he doesn't got a lot of drive once he's there in terms of finishing. So like positionally, he seems sound, but like in terms of like intent and drive, like he doesn't quite have what I would need for him to be like a good enough wrestler that I think he would regularly get young man down to beat him.

11:14And then on the feet, like kind of safe defense, like I don't really hate what he's doing on the feet. Nice little one, too, that he tosses out there sometimes, but the biggest issue for me in his striking is just like not a lot of intent. And it doesn't matter if his opponent is turning up the volume, it doesn't change his amount of intent. So if like yummy and come down here, like hyper aggressive, you're going to see like Saito falling behind really early. And so like between just like not having enough drive to like really hit some of those takedowns and the fact that like I think he is going to get out class on the feet. I like y'all man here. And if I had to guess, I do think he's going to be the favorite, maybe like a negative 250 kind of line, like low 200s. I try to remember what it was last time, but I, you know, that's, we're looking at nine months ago at this point. Yeah, I can probably get on it quickly, hopefully. Do you remember why the first fight was? I remember y'all, y'all man pulled out. I do remember. I can't, I don't know what kind of injury. But they didn't rebook it for eight months. So it was a real kind.

12:16Oh, okay. It wasn't he was scary, bro. He probably was scared. That one was for super rising for that also had that like very fun long name to. Oh, yes, right. Yeah. It was like a winter festival. What is what it translated to not no butterfly resurrections, but no, I don't see odds. Unfortunately, I was. That's what I was. Yeah, let's see if, see if tapologist agree with you 80% for Yemen. That's that's that's right. Yep, right in there. All right, we're moving off the card. Now the familiar name on here. I mean, actually may not know by the name. I'm going to say original. These are lightweight, $150,000. Roberto de Susa, you may not know him by that name, but that is officially the name or he's from Brazil. He's fighting Shunta Nomura from Japan. And as I said, the fight that lightweight Nomura, 10 and two for knockouts. He's never been finished in a fight. He owes us some finishes here. He's two and all rising. He's one five straight and nine up 10. He's nearly out. He's been on the shelf for over a year. He hasn't fought since July 2025. He's not lost since July 2023. Regional champion eight years later in the disoosa.

13:17You may know him as Satoshi. Roberto Satoshi is 20 and four six knockouts, 13 submissions. So he's finished almost everyone. He's been knocked out three times. You always rounds. Oh, that catchphrase is caught on years later. It got me a lot of people were saying that while I was away, a lot of people were saying you know what I was around. So here I am. It's catching on. 13 and two in rising for Satoshi former champions. We got back to back former champs as I started off here. So pretty solid fight card. He's one five of six and six of eight. TKO loss came in his last about 0 and 2 belt or RIP. He has five hundred sixty four pounds before 2013 pro women may debut eight three and four and grappling multi-world championships there three inches. Charlie and Nomura. Now he would get yeah, man down Satoshi, right? He would. Yeah. And you know, like the thing about Satoshi coming up when he was starting to rise through that title position is I think a lot of us talked about him as being like, well, if he could really figure out the striking portion of this game, he'd be crazy dangerous, right? Because like the grappling game is out of this world.

14:18Like when he connects to you, the way he takes the back, you know, positionally just so smart and like it looks effortless. You know, you talk about guys who muscle take downs and who muscle grappling positions and who try to use too much muscle to keep you inside control. Satoshi is the exact opposite. It looks like he's not even breaking a sweat when he's grappling. And then like on top of that, he has sort of figured out the striking. Now, obviously, I know was it Nazimov got him with a knockout in like 14 seconds last time out. I tend to think that was more of a fluke than anything right. Nazimov immediately loses to Luis Gustavo who if I'm not mistaken, both of these guys have beat Luis Gustavo who is now the champ. And Satoshi like, you know, schooled them. So like, I think it was kind of a freak loss. But like for the most part, when you watch him now with his hands, he smarts defensively, he uses his striking to try to close the distance, get in the clinch. And then when you watch no Murra, you know, a guy who's who's taken on defensive is largely held up, but just like not as guys like Satoshi.

15:20And in addition to that, he like, he has a striking style that accidentally lends itself to getting in the clinch all the time. If you watch the way that he fought, Petriki Pippel, who I believe is who he'd beat last or second to last, like Pippel got into some of these positions where he would just cover up. And no Murra would just be like, teeing off on the sides of his head really hard. And because Petriki wasn't moving at all, no Murra was safe. But then if you want to go back like two or three more fights, anytime no Murra like really starts to dig in and throw these bombs, the opponent coming forward of the opponent doing any kind of movement like crashes into the clinch. So no Murra has this style already where he's coming with everything. And if you come with even just like a little something back, they're going to wind up clinching. And I think in this case, the second this becomes a clinch bottle, Satoshi has his back and is submitting. You know, and that's no shade under Murra. I think no Murra is really good. I think Satoshi is the uncrowned champion here at Ryzen. He should probably be the lightweight champion right now.

16:21I think whoever wins this probably gets the rematch against Gustavo since they both already beat him. I think it's going to be Satoshi. All right. What was Dves number? I don't know if I did. I mean, like he's probably going to be a bigger favorite than Yamie and just because of like the the championship pedigree and the fact that it was kind of a slooky loss. He's got to win over the champ negative 255 maybe somewhere in that range. He's 80% as well. So right around the same as say, yeah, man. So that that makes sense to me as I forget my words. We do have former champ coming up next, just not a former champion Ryzen. He's been a former champ pretty much everywhere else. But before we get to him, Clutch Parlaise, we're brought to you by Clutch Parlaise. Clutch Parlaise has you covered with bad-of-act predictions. The predictions are updated live during the games, which means you get updated odds through every pitch, basket and possession. They also highlight the best sports books to place their highest edge place. Keep it against others and weekly monthly and all time, profit lead awards. And most importantly, Clutch Parlaise is easy to use with the simple and clean dashboard. I agree.

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20:24He's the guy who fought Floyd Mayweather in kind of a boxing belt. Kind of made kind of quote unquote exhibition boxing belt years ago. They're fighting MMA here 150 some pounds. Aoki Topokan, the Jew Dan, which translates to what Gumby. I changed my name to it. Turkey, Judoca. No, I changed my name to the grandmaster of flying submissions. Okay. And that's my new name. He also is the Baka survivor. He's 49 and 12 with one milk contest three knockouts, 33 submissions. He's been knocked out 10 times. So you know, how he likes to fight one known rising. He's one two of three. He's an old guy six of nine TKO loss came in the last bout 14 and six and one championship and multi multiple multiple championships in that promotion, which is a big deal is that is a big promotion. Biggest in the world some say he also was a dream champ. Remember dream. I used to love watching dream dream. They're open weight tournaments rule. Yep, dream and then what's the other promotion that I used to watch as well.

21:28Same time in Japan. I had a fun in your name. It wasn't dream. Hmm. You keep going. And yeah, regional champ is well for Yokey. So his mantle is full all one belt RIP, all one strike for a so RIP. He's five 145 and 170 and open weight. He fought Fader, a million and nine. That is true. Japan, they like to do fun things. 20 2003 program may debut 12, 7 and 1 in pro grappling multiple championships there as well. One no in professional wrestling, O and one in custom wrestling, an inch, Chalman, Asuka, two inch reach match. Say Goku. I remember the name. I'll be remember say Goku watch back then to yeah, then they have that really nasty Norwegian fighter. You remember the one about I picture a medium. Hellbender or something was his nickname or something. Now we're going to try to find out who he is. To be like, Waki, he's like a bandweight or something. Yeah, he's a little guy. He's a little for that time. Yeah, so I've done yet. I'm not done yet.

22:28I'll occur. He has a long resume too. So just wait. Other than losing to a flay weather, here's what else is that? 19 to six with one little contest. Nine knockouts, one submission. He's been out to twice a minute twice, 13 to five in Ryzen. So he's one two. He's also one two three five of eight. He got TKO in his last vote as well. Multi-region championships on his mantle. Correct. Merch store. We still have our sale. For us, Kevin Pogas.com, football at checkout, 25% off there. He's filed 146 pounds. So down a weight class, 2012 Pro, and maybe a view. Oh, one in pro kickboxing, nine years younger than Aoki, which isn't as much of a gap as you would expect. But all right, go ahead. All right, so I think Aoki is obviously the doctor. Right? Like Kevin off the TKO loss. He's a billion years old. This is this, what are we? Open over 60 fights right now. I'm going to say like plus 200 to 10 kind of deal. We'll chill right around the same place. You're taking him. You are taking him, aren't you? I'm going to get you an Aoki. I knew it. Listen, listen. Asakura is not saying you're crazy. I just know. But when you watch us occur any fought on who did he fight the other hypergrapener who

23:34needed to work on his hands and didn't not sitoshi. But who's? Oh, Cleaver Airbs. OK. Yes. He fought Cleaver Airbs. And in that fight, Airbs pulled guard a bunch. And you know, just try to do everything you could to drag the fight to the floor. And Asakura, I would say like engaged him in the ground game. And look, he stayed safe the whole time, right? Like he kept himself in the guard throwing punches and threw too many punches so he didn't get armed and just stayed really patient. And on the feet, he was afraid to throw because he knew that if Airbs took him down and was on top, he was in trouble, right? And like if you watch him fight other strikers like when you fought Chihiro Suzuki, he'd like go. He just went through. And you're like, OK, this is the best version of him. And actually, the best version of him winds up taking down a lot of those strikers. But then when he's fighting a grappler, his choice is like, I'm going to be crazy patient on the feet. I'm barely going to let go. And when I do get on the ground, I'm just going to do the safest thing possible. The difference is, if that Airbs will pull guard, Aoki will take you down or jump on your

24:37back like a spider monkey, right? And if you watch his last fight, yes, he did lose his last fight by TKO largely because he was out of gas in the second round. He's going to be a concern in this fight as it is in every fight now moving forward for Bayouki. But as I just said, Asakura doesn't put his foot on the gas anymore when he's fighting a grappler. He keeps it really calm, really patient. It could give Aoki even more time to stay fresh and be able to work his Jiu Jitsu game. And if you watch Aoki in his last fight, he got to like a Twister side control position. He had like a really nice backtake at one point in time. We had the single side locked down, almost hit a cherry picker at one moment. Excuse me. Like he looked really good in the grappling. And I think like, yeah, he tired out. But if you give him a chance to not tire out and a guy who will engage him on the ground, hello, dude, like two to one, Shinie Aoki one more time. I'll take you. Comey loves his old dogs. All right. Aoki, let's see. I think that's obviously don't like him. Yeah, they don't have a 16%.

25:37So maybe I get $300 plus 300. I'm definitely in there. Yeah, if he comes through to be a big scar. All right, we got some females fighting in the combing event. Rena Kabuda. She's from Japan. Natasha Kuziya Tina. She is from Russia. And they are fighting at 108 pounds. So Adam Wait. Kuziya Tina in college. She's called Kuziya. If you want a 10 and one four submissions, she's never been finished. She also finished this year. One known rising. She's won nine straight votes, including a submission win in her last bout. She's not lost as March 2023. Her only career loss. That was a new match. Oh, I wanted to pick out. I was just going to ask you who did she lose to? Gumby Fautama Klein be there. Yeah. So that is they still. And I want to say Fautama was like zero and zero. And they gave her Kuziya Tina, who was one in hours, something like that. Like crazy high level fight, considering the stage of their career. Yeah, definitely. Kuziya Tina used to fight at 115, two-inch reach voucher over Caputa. And she's a bronze medalist in the judo on the Olympics. So we've heard that before for a female fighter.

26:39Switched over to MMA. Caputa 15 and six, eight knockers, two submissions. She's been submitted four times. Fourteen and five in Ryzen. She's won two or three, three of six. She got submitted in her last bout. Is not one about since July 2024. So she's on a skit. Oh, one about to our RIP. She's about 112 and 117 pounds. 2015 program may be a view. 32 and three with one no conist in shoot boxing and a champion there. Three two on one kickboxing champion there as well. Two years younger than Kuziya Tina. So we got a strike versus grappler bout jump here. Two years younger than Kuziya Tina. So he said, yes. How is Rina that young still? Yeah, exactly. I just read you off for Resme and she is 35. That's not, that's crazy. Yeah. And I remember that about Kuziya Tina. She's like a prospect but not a prospect because she's so much older. Caputa's going to be a big dog, right? Like obviously coming off of the loss, a million years old, or at least a million miles on the tires.

27:40Kuziya Tina is like perfect except for losing against a fought to McLean by decision really early in a career. Nobody's going to shame her for that. I'm still going to go Rina. I'm guessing like high two's maybe for Rina. Here's why I like her against Kuziya Tina. You mentioned the judo Kuziya Tina. It's good. You know, you can see it in the clinch. She hits trips from interesting angles. You know, it's not a lot drop. It's probably got a fun judo name to it. But like the judo's yeah, and I won't ever remember those names. I had a judo coach trying to teach me the Japanese names for things. There's no chance I ever learned them. So like she has her versions of like those kinds of trips that like you're like, oh, she'll never wind up on top of these and then she does. The judo is really good. The problem I have for her is the way she closes distance to get to judo. Even 11 fights into her pro career is really so far. She like reaches out with her hands.

28:41She like basically seizes having any defense in terms of her striking. You know, it makes it really obvious what she's trying to do. There's no setup. It's like she pumps a jab and then gets in on the under hooks. It's like she just like marches forward and reaches with her arms. And I think against Kubota, like that could really cost her because when you watch Kubota, especially when she gets comfortable and she knows what you're doing and she starts letting go of her hands, she does damage. And she like turns up the pressure. She'll hit you with seven things before she's like, she'll take a step back. She's fine being in a phone booth. And Kruzuu and Tina's not going to hurt her with the hands. So if she can stuff takedowns or get back up, she's in business. And I know some people are like, well, she lost my submission in her last fight. Yeah, she lost the CK's out. Like in anybody here who's shame and somebody for losing the best Adam weight in the world, that's crazy. And she dropped his out. I think people forget and they go back to that fight. That was the most human Seiki is out. It's ever looked in one of her fights.

29:42Is Kubota dropped her with a left hand. And it looked like ground and pound finish was in the cards for Kubota before Seeket wrestled her way back up. So yeah, for me, I think Kubota's got the power in her hands. I think she's got the ability to pour it on. The big question will be can she continue to keep it on the feet? If she can, I don't even think it'll be close. So yeah, give me red a Kubota. I'm hoping as a pretty large underdog. All right, back to back. Japanese dogs. Hopefully they come through and not just make gumby in the home crowd happy, but all you people who are tailing in for sure as well. Are we going to made a bet and lightning round plays after time about Kashi. We are brought to you by Kashi. On Kashi, you trade spreads, money lines, totals, futures and much more. Kashi is great prices for college and pro football because it is that time of year again. You can trade almost anything on Kashi and available in a ton of states. T-Sync, trips, commissions, do apply. So check out all the great stuff I call she can check out our website. We always are especially now football is rolling. We always have features and stuff on there. So that's sportscamiplogs.com.

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31:44Yep. And then dream kind of splintered off into rising. So it all adds up to the event. It all leads back to the member cover right now. All right. This is a fun made event. At least on paper. Hopefully it's fun in the cage as well. They say it's for the rise in NPFF, fellowweight championships. I think I saw that on the rise in the website too. NPF does not currently have a fellowweight champion. And you're not. That's great. Of course. What does it? They have to. They don't have ones. They have. It's for the rise in the fake and bellator. Right. Yeah, bellator. It's soon enough. So it's a, yeah, it's a double title about. So we have one champ heading in one challenge ahead again. So they only have one champion, PFL just you know. And now they may have a, they will definitely have a dual rise in the NFL champ. The rise in champ, Raz Habali, Shy, do they have? He is from one of those splinter countries, right? That has the. Curtis, Chris Stan. Yes, he's Chris. And he wears the cool hats.

32:46AJ McKee Jr, which is, we've talked about before, which is a Miss Nomer, just pick a name. He is from the United States. Three five minutes over there. So we're not going to go to full five. 146 pounds is the weight class. But McKee Jr. first mercenary. Another nickname. AJ already is a nickname. 25 and two six knockouts, eight submissions. He's never been finishing a fight. So he's durable and he owes us some finishes. Four and one in PFL. He's won three straight and seven of eight. He won 21 and won a Bellator. RIP and was the champ over there. He used to fight at 155 pounds. He's been fighting professionally since 2015, which seems crazy to me, but makes sense. I guess he has been around a while. Three inches tall and Shy, I do really have. Shy, I do really have 18 and 0. Seven knockouts, 11 submissions, he owes us rounds. Seven of them rise in. He's the current champ. He's already successfully defended his title three times. He also was regional champ before this run. He used to fight down on 135 years of England, McKee Jr. So is this a good matchup, Gumby? It's a great matchup.

33:47We say with the UFC, we want matchmaking that answers questions. This one answers questions in a regional promotion. Like what's McKee got left is Shadjalev, actually what we think he is, which is an absolute unstoppable powerhouse. I have to ask you on this one. If you had to get the, from a public standpoint, who would you rank as the favorite here? Obviously you've seen more McKee fights, right? But then there's the 18-0 on the other side. How do you line this one? Shadjalev, I would take in here. McKee is fine, but Shadjalev is more dangerous than his dad experienced. Okay, experience fighting in a ring too. I wasn't asking your pick, but I was asking your line. I'll give you my pick. Oh yeah, my line, Shadjalev, high 100s. Okay, I literally wrote down 175. I wasn't sure if I was over-hyping Shadjalev based on my like for him, and whether or not the public and people who maybe watch a little bit less Japanese of them, they

34:50like yourself, was like more into AJ McKee as a household name. But I think Shadjalev is just going to roll. You know what I mean? Don't get me wrong. AJ McKee is a really good wrestler. But also occasionally he does stuff that's kind of risky in his wrestling. Just high level wrestlers could put him in a back position. He also does similar risky stuff on the feet. Like if you watch his fight with his bull I have in his last fight, he threw a spinning back kick, had his back taken, and didn't cost him anything because of who he was fighting. I tried to do I have absolutely punishes him in those positions. And the thing is, is the second year under Shadjalev on the bottom, he had dropped some of the most vicious ground-in-pound I have ever seen in my whole life. I don't think AJ McKee survives that. So yeah, I like Shadjalev here. If he is high 100s, I think that's probably the right place for it to be lined. I think it could probably even be higher. But again, AJ McKee will probably, you know, his name value will probably keep it low.

35:50Yeah, if you haven't seen Shadjalev, check out at least check out some highlights of his on last fight. It wasn't even that long to watch. No, he is super fast, super explosive and dangerous like everywhere. He'll slam me on your head. He'll knock you out on the feet. The ground-in-pound is not, man. Just half-guard ground-in-pound, he's going to finish people from half-guard all the time and high-level guys too. He is fine, that's the current who we just spoke of. He threw him so many times that you should watch the highlights. He just picks them up, walks across the ring with him like a waist lock off the ground and drops them on his head. Yeah, he's a fun fighter for sure. And he's fine. Like, he's good for where he's fine. He's fine with some named people. Yeah, yeah. That's probably the best competition you can outside of North America. All right, so we got Shadouliya Kabuda, Ayoki. They're the big dogs, hopefully. And then Satoshi A.K. Dessuza, then Sujiyama A.K. Yeah, man, depends on how your books have those guys listed.

36:53All right, lightning round. We have a few more MMA belts left. Those that been Bumpau, I appreciate you doing the sound effects when you were doing it so long. I'm a good job. Yeah, thank you. You're a letter. Yeah, I got a, I'll give you a picks for the both of the MMA fights left. I liked Doubtbeck in his fight because you should get Doubtbeck, you know, just an absolute beast in there. Good takedowns. Yeah, I'm pretty good with the hands. I really like him as a prospect. The other one I'm going to take is I'm going to take Ryo Takagi. I think he is going to be an underdog here, but the way he flatlined Kai Wyn Lee in his last fight really gave me a lot of confidence in his striking in his hands is going to be facing somebody who's really trying to take him down the whole time. But I do think if he can let those hands go, he could win. So Takagi is probably an underdog and then Doubtbeck is probably a piece of anything. All right. Is that every MMA? That's all sad in MMA. Yeah, all sad. There you go. So unless they add some last minute, you are set for the MMA portion of the bout of the fight card. Yeah, I've been hearing a lot of bugs about this card. So hopefully a lot of people find this video and your podcast and listen to other ones

37:57because we got a couple, well, actually we got what? Five more going coming this week. It's going to be busy week. We got LFA next. We got Octagon. They have an event coming up. We got two UFC's and contender series all coming in your ears now. On back from vacation, we're pouring on the episodes. All right. He in the discord as per usual talking about this. Even at 3am on Thursday, we shall be watching and chatting about this. Come be. I'm guessing you won't be in there. Yeah. I'll make it clear. It's just at certain times. You never know. Yeah, you never know. So sports getting boggles to come slash discord. Someone will be in there. We actually have people in there bur and other people over in Asia. So maybe they'll be going to the event. Who's the same? So that's the discord. You hit us up in the comments. YouTube and on a Spotify. You can hit us up on the old Twitter access to PNMMA at Camigreland at Jeff Fox writer at Jeff Fox writer on Instagram. Check out my sub stack. Lots of I think interesting and my articles there and stat stuff.

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