Teofimo Lopez on Kicking Ryan Garcia’s A**, Predicts Garcia vs. Benn & Reveals Floyd Mayweather FaceTime

0:00I think if me and Ryan Garcia, we meet up, we match up. You know, you're not to put me to sleep in order for me not to get back up. What about him makes you nervous? I would, I was going to say the drugs that he gets popped with, put a nod. I got to go for Ryan Garcia. I think Ryan has the attributes to definitely defeat Carnabans. See if he will open the take over and three division world champion. And you're watching Double Coverage. Let's go. What's up guys, Mr. Exact here. Welcome back to season two of Double Coverage presented by DraftKings. Today I'm joined by the super WBA welterweight champ, Mr. T. F. Imolo Pez. How are you doing, sir? I'm doing great. I'm doing real great. You feeling like a champ, man? You're fresh off of Floyd May with a FaceTime. Tell me what was that about? Yeah, me and Floyd, he had called me. I had pissed him and I did. I was like, hey, listen, man, I don't know what you're doing. We'll come out more in your fighter, but I would love to sign them over to take over promotions. He said, what's your offer? I put out a number out there and we FaceTime. And then we're talking right now in terms of just different things, maybe Cole promotion,

1:00maybe something in that terms, but it's great to just get myself around in my promotion hat, so to speak, and just try to get these young fighters into the mix now. I love you and Floyd together as I feel like you do have a lot in common. Tell me about your relationship with him and how that started. You guys are both in Vegas right now and kind of how that goes. Yeah, it was interesting. He's FaceTime and me and his house. He looked like he just came out the gym again. It's crazy, but the guys are machine and knowing that the fact that we can do this, right? And how he's so open about speaking to us in terms of how business may operate and how it works, what he was doing in Atlanta and why he was there. And expressing to me, details that he doesn't necessarily need to, but that's the kind of person he is behind closed doors. And he said, if you want to find me, just call me. That's kind of like what he's trying to resonate to, that fighter of his Kermell Morton and the father, because it's talking bad about him right now. So I think Floyd is just pretty much saying, hey, I'm here. I'm not into the internet and talking back and forth there.

2:03If you have an issue, just call me and we'll resolve it. We'll basically resolve it. Yeah, Floyd, probably the most misrepresented athlete I've seen in the media. Oh, yeah. He couldn't be nicer when you really meet him and he couldn't work harder, but you couldn't hear worse things out of the media that come from people that don't know him and have never really spoken to him. You know, and he expresses that from time to time. He expresses the fact that, you know, the father of Kermell Morton expressing those things. And, you know, he says, look, he doesn't even, he doesn't even, it doesn't hurt him. He says, bad publicity, he's still talking about me. Yeah. And it's like, man, your, the mental strength that this man has is just on another level. You know, but it's, I guess it's what, what he's grown up into, right? Being the most hated, being the most flamboyant type of person, but that's his persona and it worked for so long till now. You know, and I think that he's in talks of possibly having to, having to rematch with Manipackio. I mean, there's a lot of good things going for Floyd and, you know, I think the world has yet to see what's next for him.

3:03And he's still in the gym. Still in the gym. He's still training. He's training with his course team since he's a core hits him up and he's like, hey, you want to come in? Come in. And they training together. He's getting ready for his next fight, which hasn't been announced yet. A lot of good things. Floyd is all about trying to help and stay in that loop with us young fighters that are still in the game. I haven't heard him say this, but he probably sees a bit of himself and you growing up with you in the gym. I always, when I became an adult and was doing sports media that the two hardest workers that I had been around in the gym were you and Floyd. Yeah. The guys who were really putting in that extra work outside the gym, the long runs, the long hours. I mean, you came up. I remember our gym on university drive and then you'd go train at Hams and Boca and then you were training with Milton and you would train at all these different gyms and learn from everyone in the scene and work your ass off all the way to the Olympic trials when you get robbed of a spot on the team and then you're 23 years old and you beat Loma Chanco the boogie man, right? And really took over boxing, but it was a lot of trials and tribulations to get you there. No, seriously, it is, but I wouldn't trade it for anything else.

4:06You know, I think that you need to go through that adversity and that kind of attention in the sport to know how much and how bad do you want this, right? So it all eventually ends up working out for me, you know, and you know, signing a deal directly with the zone and being one of the first, you know, fighters of this era and time to be signed directly to a network and be a promoter at the same time and a world champion. I mean, it's all good things and honestly, it's all because of the lead ups to all that. How important is it for you to do things like to be the first boxer to sign directly with the zone, to do the things you're going to take over from motions? It seems like you have your eyes set on doing things that no other boxer has accomplished. Oh my goodness. I think that that's the whole point you want to lead by example. So that's definitely a priority to me, right? It's to lead by example, let them know that the impossible is possible. You just have to work continuously towards it, but it's doable. You see all these other champions and fighters that I grew up watching a lot and guys like shoot, Floyd Mayweather doing a direct deal with Showtime and CBS. I mean, if he could do it, not saying we could make the ex amount that he's done, maybe

5:11we can. We have yet to see, but I know that it's doable if you have the correct vision on what you're aiming towards. And for me, it's like the next generation walking out with those young kids. It's not really just for boxing, but for everyone. Just let's focus on the next generation because they're going to be taking care of our children and all those out there eventually too. So, you know, just focus on that muscle man. Just focus on what else can I bring to the table? It seems like you're going to direct collision course, potentially, with the guy fighting this weekend. Yeah. We've got Ryan Garcia versus Connor Ben. But you two have a common opponent. I was at your fight versus really Romero. You got hit hard, but you bounced back and it made you stronger and then you dominated going to victory. Ryan got hurt, kind of shelled up a little bit, you know, let off the gas, didn't add a different reaction than you. Did you notice that? Do you think you're a different animal compared to Ryan in the ring? Man, when you're walking out with a bunch of kids and they're there in hopes of seeing you win, you got a lot to back up, right? And I needed that in that moment in time, let's just say. Yeah, man, it hits differently.

6:12I think that the mental strength of it, you know, you don't close in moments like that. That's when you got to show everyone your best, you know, and why you're able to come back, you know, and it meant a lot to me earlier today on the FaceTime with Florida. He said, you know, you're a true example of you could lose and come back. And then he said amongst others, but he said me first and it's just like for someone that I watched a lot as a kid. They hear him say that to me. Then I know I'm doing a great job, you know, at that. But I think if me and Ryan Garcia, we meet up, we match up. I think that's what's going to be the difference right there, you know, you're going to have to put me to sleep in order for me not to get back up because if I get back up, that's it. You messed up. I'm going to bring everything to the table and I'm going to make sure I come out victorious. As a true champion, should, as a world champion does, right? As a heart of a champion. And I think it's because of that upbringing. It's because of the amount of doors being slammed in my face, the amount of times I've earned my shot at becoming something and I'm saying, no, it's just, it's not that you're not good. It's just that you're not the person we want in it. Now, we're going to make sure that we knock down that door.

7:13That's your competitive edge heading to that match up is here. Everything. Yeah. Ryan Garcia and this is the road to Undisputed. You know, I fought the biggest puncture, which was Roli. We seen what he did with Ryan and look what he tried to do with Tio Fremo. It didn't work for him. We actually had him on the back foot. You know, we had him on his bike after those rounds. So, you know, or round. And I think that was the whole difference maker for me. Ryan Garcia had a lot of success against Seven Haining with the left hook versus Mario Barrios with the right hand. What about him makes you nervous? I was going to say the drink that he gets popped with, but, nah, there's nothing that makes me nervous of Ryan. I think the only thing for me, it's more so what am I going to present? Roli, you talked about, is he the hardest punch we've gone against? Because tanks that it feels like he is bricks in his hands. Yeah, I could, I agree with tank. Yeah, there was a punch that Roli punched me with towards like the later rounds. I think closer to the championship rounds, he threw it over hand right and I pulled back, but he still was able to hit me and hit my chest. I said, dang, that hurt. I was like, but, you know, you got to keep that poker face, you know, and show him.

8:15No, you did. Yeah, definitely. And as of right now in my career, the biggest puncture that I faced for sure by far. He's weird. Like, he's got a weird talk about it for you, came in. He's got this weird strength to him. Where inside and his punching power where it just seems really awkward to fight him. Yeah, some fighters out there, some other boxes make fun of it and they say that he probably has like special strength, you know, and I'm putting it down. I'm, you know, I'm pretty much, you're co-signing that statement. Yeah, that statement, but like, that's what they will say, but he's awkward too. That's the thing. He's not just your traditional one, two, three sound fighter. He throws different shots in different ways that you're not kind of custom too. So he is an awkward fighter at the same time. I was ringside literally, Rowan. You turned out a whole nother notch after he hurt you. We had to, we had to, a Fimo and then after that, I was the takeover. It was a whole new version of you. Did you feel like that in there as well? Oh, yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. I needed it. Honestly, I needed not to get hit, but I needed to wake up from that shot.

9:16That shot really did change my vision on why I'm doing this. So if anything, he just brought out that takeover out of me. This next segment is presented by Dracayne. Talk to me about this fight coming up this Saturday, Ryan Garcia and Conorben. What's your prediction? Man, my prediction. I was rooting for Conorben until he had a statement that he released a couple of weeks ago saying that this would be his only one in the last time that he fights at this wake class. Then he'll move up to 160. So I got to go for Ryan Garcia. You know, I think Ryan has attributes to definitely defeat Conorben. He has the skill sets. Now, is what kind of Ryan are we getting? That's another thing that people have a question mark on. But I think Conorben is definitely going to make it a rugged fight for Conor. How can it affect this fight if Conorben is already looking to move up two wake classes beyond this fight? One, why did Conorben even take the fight, but it makes sense, right? Look at it now. Look at the promotion. Look at the money. Look at that. All of those things come into that big factor to go down two wake classes to do it. I don't think anyone's ever succeeded by doing that.

10:17You know, maybe we've seen people succeed going up, but never down. Roy Jones, Jr. When he went down, he had to cut some muscle, was never the same fighter. So we've never seen someone climb wake classes and then go back down to your point. Yeah, it's just a scientific, it's just your body. You're dehydrating your brain, right? I think we'll Ryan, you know, he's really focused on tapping that temple early on to probably call it early night for Conorben. Is that a real possibility? Yeah, of course. Can't be. You can't. There's a possibility. You know, just because in high hopes of Conorben warning it's so bad, at least make it a fight, but there is a high chance, a higher chance of Conorben, you know, not lasting that long in the ring with Ryan Garcia. I agree. I think that that wake cut, the dehydration to his brain is just going to be too much to handle with Ryan's physical attributes. Yeah, because you could rehydrate, but your body's not going to bounce back the same way as it would if you rehydrated days or weeks later. I also don't believe that Conor has that technical amateur background that you would need to outclass Ryan, which is ironic though.

11:19Because of his father? Yes. Yeah, didn't grow up boxing. It's insane to me how, you know, you could watch your father, but the styles don't match. No. And I think he's also doing this for the sake of his father's legacy, right? His father was a WBC world champion as well, so he's really wanting to do it, but it's one thing you could want something, but your body is the different, mate, the difference in that, right? It's that right there. I will see. It's an exciting fight. Yeah, I think in order to beat Ryan, you need the tools that you have, and you need a certain degree of pedigree and acumen dating back to the amateurs, right, to have that boxing IQ to go in there and kind of counter his tools, because he is a special fighter in terms of his speed and some of those things. No, no, yes, speed power, because speed comes with power, all those things in effects, right? And he's had over like 200 amateur fights. You can't be basic going in there with him. There's not trying to say it. Yeah, not at all. You know, I think tank had, they established a good, great, like a really good game plan. They calm, they were staying calm throughout the storm in the beginning, and as they kept

12:21on progressing, they started chopping them down to where he just said no, it's really towards the end. I think that there is ways to beat Ryan Garcia as we've seen in the past, and you know, those are the things that we're going to capitalize on. Yeah, no, I mean, Ryan up until a tank fight had never been thrown into deep waters like that. And so, you know, I think that, you know, I think that to make it more spontaneous, to make it more intriguing is just we have to wait and see. I mean, it's fireworks. It's one of the best matchups to sport. We're talking about your guys ages 28 and 29. You don't get better than that, right? No, we're entering our prime, so to speak, you know, in the sport of boxing, we're entering our prime. We're at the point where we feel our best, you know, there's no, you're not your way.

13:22He's a world champion. I'm a world champion. We're unified. I think this fight should be probably hosted in Los Angeles, or obviously the original way is going to Vegas and have any here. Single to mile weekend. You know what I'm saying? So, but I think Los Angeles changed it up, you know, since we're not getting the Mayweathers and cannellos of this world, you know, we're changing it now to Benavitas earlier this this year with single to mile weekend. And now, you know, Ryan Garcia with Mexico, Mexico Independence Day. So. Terrence Crawford retired. Oh, yeah. See, like an hour ago, he said, if I unretired, you want to see me fight boots? Yeah, but he's like, if you read it, read between the lines, he said, I want to see something. And then he expressed it mind you, one of Terrence Crawford's favorite hobbies is fishing. And if you're not quick on that on, and it's crazy because a lot of favorite fighters, people say, oh, this is my favorite fighter, but do you know their hobbies? Do you know what they like? Crawford likes to go fishing, especially with his kids, to family men, but that's a bait.

14:26And boots and his right away responded 1000% and fell into the bait. He took the, he took the meat, Paul's, but then he got hooked on it. So Crawford is not coming back now and boot isn't the guy to do it. What I think Crawford is trying to show right there in that moment is like confirmation that he boots basically duct, virtuality to fight. That's so Crawford's like Crawford is just playing right now. Yeah, he's playing chess like he's playing chess. He likes chess too. So he's moving pawns, he's moving the Knights and all those things with that also intertwining with Garcia and Ben fight week. You want some of that attention? Exactly. That's all this ever is. You know, you gain more will honey than you do with vinegar, right? So or bees, right? So I think that's what's happening here right now. But it kind of takes away the sport a little bit because it's such a tease. People want to see boots and tear his Crawford fight. No, you're right. There's been too much of that in boxing, too much of the teasing and matchups and not enough of right really getting in there across the entire sport. I mean, we haven't seen the best fight the best often as we should.

15:29Certainly, I think the problem today is that we're seeing so much of that that the fans end up not feeding into it anymore. If we're changing the game, this is how you do it, you feed it and then you actually let them eat it. You let them enjoy seeing two guys fight each other that they want to watch. Rather than just keep on teasing here, keep on teasing there. Eventually the consumers are going to just back out and go to some other sport. Maybe they lean towards MMA. Maybe they lean towards a more Thai. Maybe they lean towards way out of the field and go to soccer, go to football. But then all it does is depreciate the sport, sports value, not the sport itself because boxing is great, but it depreciates the value of the sport. Are those things that inspire you to really go forward with takeover promotions and put that the forefront of the sport? Absolutely. Absolutely. This is why, like I say, make boxing great again in those terms and stuff. It's not for say for our president, but for the sport itself. That's why I express it the way I do. And that's why all these things are starting to reveal itself and it's showing in time.

16:31There's other fighters that want to do the same for like USA floor plans and the blueprints that Theo Females is doing right now. And it's because it's going to work. You spoke out Floyd Milo, there was another legendary fighter known in this city, Mike Tyson. He's doing the Mike Tyson invitational, trying to bring amateur boxing back. Is he someone that you would want to line with, partner with, work with to make boxing great again? Absolutely. Absolutely. Mike Tyson actually does zone. I think that there in works right now in talks to start up again with Mike Tyson invitation. We did it the first time, not this time, the second time, but now they're doing their talks in talks right now. The zone broadcasting for Mike Tyson invitation number three, which is going to be in Connecticut, sometime in the end of October. I mean, I'm in talks with that right now. Let me know what goes. We'll hit it together, Trent. Oh, yeah, man. I think you'll be great for it too. You know, you get to speak to all the next upcoming champions and all those great things. And especially like you're very fun, like not fundamentally, but you're very sounded in boxing. So, so that's a great thing. And I think that's what we need more of. Appreciate that. And we've known each other since we worked little kids. I remember I was five years old getting to know you and I knew I was in a working sports

17:35media one day. When did you know that you were going to become a world champion? I didn't know until I became world champion. That was 22. Shoot. I could, you could only vision it. You know, you could dream it. You could sleep, dream, eat, you know, all kinds of things. Of becoming it until you finally have it. And that's when it hits you. Like, man, everything I actually wanted to do and become, but the data you receive it, it hits so far different than when you were dreaming about it. So we're always hopeful. That part where it is true, we're always hopeful and becoming something. But then to actually make it happen, that comes with faith. That comes with a lot of faith and that comes with a lot of grit inside with you. Some habits, some dose. I'm just stick to the hope and love, but they forget, you know, the third one is the faith and that's what you got to have in this game. And I think just in life, in general, is that the advice you would give to any young kid coming up today with big dreams? Oh, I can. Yeah, work hard. Sacrifice the club nights and the party nights and the friend nights, you know, sacrifice all that. Put that to the side and focus on your craft and focus on what you're doing.

18:35The friends that I had growing up in junior high and in high school and all those great things, probably you're still doing the same thing that they were doing when we were that age. You know, and what am I doing? Right? I'm just putting more, creating a legacy, creating a foundation, generational wealth is what I'm dying for and aiming towards for the safety of my kids, you know, how do you balance family, business, being a world champion? What's a day in your life like when let's say you're in training camp? Yeah, communication. Just speaking with my partner, my partner is she's, she's great. You know, we've had our ups and downs. I've expressed things that are just out of emotion, but never really true. You know, so I think that those things, you know, I give, I give a lot of thanks and grace to my wife for making it easier, right? She understands what I'm trying to do for the sake of our family and also what I'm doing for the sake of business. You need a, you need to have someone that's on the same, same plan as you, same vision, you know, and I have that with her and I think it's just from the communication. I missed that throughout their, our years, but we're eight years in and I think I'm doing

19:36much better at that. And so is she. So I think that's, that's the way that I'm able to balance it all out. Like after this, we got maternity pictures because I got a baby on the way. So congratulations. Thank you. So, you know, get this out the way, do the great things that we need to keep this and this is a great opportunity as always and I'm very thankful for it. Let's take a PPI on the curtain as far as training goes. All you're in camp, how much are you running? How many rounds are you sparring? So the people can understand the kind of dedication it takes to be a world champion. I dropped off my son from school on, on when I'm not in camp, dropped him off, went right to the gym. I checked my weight after I met in the gym with all this on and it's 158. So I'm probably like 155, 154 right now, constant drinking water, staying in shape, doing my miles of run, whether it's three to five miles every other day and just focusing on not just looking strong but feeling strong at the same time. So it's also the intake of food that I'm doing and consuming. So a lot of fish, black card, salmon and then switching it over to some meats here and

20:36there, greens, a lot of greens. And I'm not talking about the ones you smoke, but the ones that you actually need to eat, you know, so you start finding this pattern in this rhythm and you just start going with the flow and next thing you know, it becomes like a nature that you just, you know, you live it, you actually live it. We have a massive football fan base, people watch us, they wonder about NFL. I know you like football too. Yeah, you know, I got to tap in, I know that we're in like the preseason, I think now a season is starting right. Right those season week one, baby. This next segment is presented by Dracayne. Zach, no one's picked more wins than you for these past seven years. NFL week one, Giants Cowboys. I'm a Giants fan, give me some good news. I don't know about that, but let me break this match up down for you. Got the Cowboys versus the Giants Sunday night, prime time, one side, the New York Giants. They hire Super Bowl winning head coach. I mean, how fortunate is the Mara family and all the Giants fans across the globe to have John Harboff onto their lap? How often in a coaching cycle is a Super Bowl winner with the kind of record that he has fall into your lap? I'll answer that for you. Never.

21:37The Giants get very lucky there. That's a great start. I'm going to say that, they're upstart quarterback Jackson Dart was electric last year. He's coming back healthy. Hopefully his head is fully healed. Camp Scatabo had the nasty leg injury. He's thought to be fully healed. Malik neighbors towards ACL. He's thought to be fully healed coming back week one. And then what do they do? They got inside the biggest star to grace a Giants uniform in recent years. You got to give it to him. He's the most followed guy in the NFL. Odobek and Junior returns to New York Giants. That's also a massive story. How much he really plays? I would say maybe three snaps, but he's there. And he's a good locker room guy. So the Giants obviously have a lot of moving pieces here, but on the other side, the Dallas Cowboys, their America's team. They're always going to be the most viewed team. The most talked about team, the most polarizing team. And they haven't won a Super Bowl in 30 plus year. I mean, it's been since the 1990s, right? So they obviously have a lot to prove. They certainly have a lot of talent. Last year we saw the offense. We know what that press guy can do. He's a veteran quarterback. He's gotten it done consistently for the past decade. He gets draft of 2016. It's had a lot of success. George Pickens had a breakout year last season. We joined the Cowboys.

22:37He's a CD-Lam, Ryan Florenight. Cowboys have the best receiving core in the NFL. Got Chuponte Williams in the backfield. So we know what the offense can do. And on the defensive side of the ball, they were awful last year. I mean, they were the bad news bears. They were putrid. They were division two. You can't throw enough adjectives out there to describe how abysmal the Dallas Cowboys defense was last season. What do they do? They tear it all apart. They fire Matt Eberfluss. They hire Christian Parker, a young, upstart mind. Kind of take taking a playbook out of everyone else in the NFL. Hire a young guy. And then they draft Caleb Downs in the first round. That's massive. I mean, Caleb Downs was thought to be perhaps the best player in the draft. Got Ed Reed comps throughout the entire process that ask Cowboys steal him. They move up one pick. They get him. The New York Giants pass on him. So this entire game you're going to hear the announcers. They're going to circle a big red Don Caleb Downs. They watch this guy. The whole entire world is going to have their eyes on him. He's a Swiss Army night. So I would say those are the biggest storylines heading to this matchup. But I have bad news for you and all the other Giants fans across the world. That's that Dak Press got 14 and only. His last 14 matchups against the New York Giants.

23:37And I don't see that changing this time around. I've got the Dallas Cowboys continuing that streak. That press got moved into 15 and own his last 15 New York Giants matchups. I got the Dallas Cowboys of the New York Giants. I'm sorry, I'll come on. Oh, right now, right now, right now, huh? Yeah. I know the rate is terrible in their preseason. What do you think about their quarterback? The Las Vegas players looking rough. Well, they got Fernando Mendoza, but he's not starting. They got Kirk Cousins starting. Oh boy. And then their star player, the best player, Brock Bauer. So he just got an outseason to be out. Wow. The Raiders are looking rough. But they played the Dolphins were our hometown team, but they're awful. So probably the two worst teams that NFL match in a Vegas versus Miami. You're my gosh. Two of your squads. Yeah, seriously, man. And they're both in a bad situation. They're doing you dirty. Yeah. They're doing us dirty. Yeah, they're doing us dirty. Yeah. Well, I'm a Cowboys fan. You're a Cowboys? Yeah. For how long? My whole life. My dad, everyone. Well, how the Cowboys looking right now? We got a great offense. We got a salvaged quarterback. We got the best receiving core, but the defense.

24:39It's like in boxing. The defense real important. It is. It's so true. I noticed that one thing is that the Cowboys could get there. They could get to the playoffs, but it's right there. Just can't finish it. I can say the same thing like Buffalo Bill, same thing. There's a couple teams out there. Like Lamar Jackson from Baltimore Ravens, a phenom, but like, dang, man. So much talent. So much. I love Lamar. I shouldn't have if he can get it done all the way. In the big games, he struggles like passing the ball. Yeah. I mean, you got tens and tens of thousands. Like, well, 50,000, 70,000 fans and attendance watching you and then all around worldwide. I mean, thank you. I heard that Marsha, Marsha on Lins, you should take a shot of hand and before every game. Maybe it's for the nerves or something, but that's just different. Have you ever heard of a fighter doing that? No. Heck no. Heck no. Any surprise interest for you in sports that we would know about? What is a charity event happening October 4th in LA in Los Angeles for soccer? So I think I'm going to attend that.

25:40It's in pursuit of something good I think for the Senni, Cedar, Cedar Senni or Cedar Senni. Cedar Senni. Yeah. So for those children, like, and, you know, going through rough times right now. So yeah, it's for a good cause. Are you going to play or to tell me? Yeah, I'm going to play. Are you going to play? All right. You played before? I played soccer before with here in Vegas. We're actually like top ring. They invited me. I was like, cool. I tried that. So I actually enjoyed it. So, you know, I look forward to it. I look forward to it. Anything else on your mind in Vegas? I mean, we got a big fight coming up. But Vegas, no, I'm just going to kick whoever's at wins right now on Saturday night. I'm just going to kick they butt. Yeah. So I'm excited for it. Are you going to get in the ring and face off? Possibly. Possibly. And I think another thing is that since I am the zone's correspondent for this week, it's, you know, you won't know I'm there, but I'm going to be there. I'm going to ask those guys some questions, but I'll be in some sort of disguise. All right. You're going to be trolling. I'm going to be trolling, asking fans questions, you know, really knowing how they feel about to your FEMA and stuff like that.

26:41I love it. I love it. It's got to have fun with it. We got to have fun. Oh, yeah. If you're not having fun, then what are you doing it for? And why? There's TeoFemal Lopez, three division world champion, super WBA, well to weight world champion. Looking forward to facing the next guy could possibly potentially be Ryan Garcia. Takeovers, common ladies and gentlemen. Thank you, TeoFemal. We appreciate you and we appreciate the fans which went into double coverage season two, presented by DraftKings. Let's go.