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How do you feel about mixed martial arts today?
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You know how has it changed in the 10 or 20 years?
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Did it surprise you how it changed?
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And what?
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What do you like about it?
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What do you not like about it?
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Change?
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Um, okay, I'm going back to that On the beginning.
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It was quest, I think.
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People trying to find out which side is the best today small the athlete so the rules got implemented.
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I understand the rules.
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You see, I understand people who sometimes say the rules favor the graph plots and then favor this stand up fighter.
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Know the rules that you pull for both of them.
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The time limits equal for both of them.
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The weight divisions equal so strategies.
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Who had the best strategy?
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I understand it became a shoal to find out who is the best fighter.
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And are you happy with the way the productions are now and the fighters?
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And are you Are you happy to see it evolve?
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Are you impressed with the fighters of today?
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Oh, very impressed.
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Very impressed.
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There's so many talents, man.
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Is the kids today They grew up training for this.
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They don't train, Um, a martial art anymore.
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They train all of them The mix and they learning uses You go to a school today is very rare that you go to school.
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I mean, most of the guys they learn even if they go to school.
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They learned jujitsu.
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They learned wrestling.
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They learn kickboxing on the same school.
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If they don't have kicked blocks at that school, they go in a different school.
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They will learn kickboxing.
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And you see taekwondo, karate or whichever starts you see.
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So even if they don't have all the the arts in one place, it's so easy for people to go around, find and do wrestling on one school and box in a different school.
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Mhm.
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And she was just in a different school.
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And then Jude in a different one U S o.
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A lot of the schools today they implement, they all have.
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They got to get Why?