He's like, Buster Douglas knocked out Mike Tyson. I was like, what the fuck are you talking about? And then I went home and watched it. And even while I knew that Buster Douglas had won, I expected Mike Tyson to get up and kill him. I was like, I can't believe this is happening. That's how much of an upset that was.

When Tyson's life itself has been very transparent.

I think with Mike, it's a very special case because I think he had the elite coaching in the beginning with Customato and training.

And then when Cuss died, he was kind of left with all this amazing ability that he had developed when he was young, but not with the elite coaching.

And then I was like, if you look at it, you know, Mike Tyson was committing to every first blow.

But he didn't have the bobbing and weaving style that he used to have.

So, even Mike Tyson, who was a phenom, in his prime, he fought a bunch of journeymen in the beginning.

So Mike Tyson, when he was young, one of the great advantages that he had was Jim Jacobs was his manager. And Jim Jacobs was a legitimate boxing historian who he carried these tapes in old films of everyone. Jack Johnson, Harry Greb. He was watching Sandy Sadler, all these Willie Pep, all these like Rocky Marciano, Jack Johnson, all the great champions of history on film. So he'd study film footage all day.

The speed of a lighter person in the frame of a heavyweight is an extraordinary gift because so many of these heavyweights, man, they got big power, but like Francis, big power, but they don't move like a lightweight guy. They don't move like a 170-pound guy. When Mike was in his prime, he was so fast. You could see guys trying to calculate and calibrate because it was different. They were used to fighting heavyweights. And all of a sudden, you got this guy bobbing and weaving and moving towards you. And like, ah, it's crazy.

In his prime, he's the most extraordinary heavyweight that ever existed.

Because this was Mike Tyson when he was Mike Tyson, when he was the most terrifying heavyweight boxer that ever walked the face of the earth.

No, Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather don't like each other. They have not liked each other forever.

As we all know, Mike Tyson is notoriously a pushover and someone who caves to even the slightest amount of pressure. Totally. No one would ever describe him as a fighter.

In this case, Tyson's team sacrificed creative control and ownership of their own podcast in order to have someone else figure out how to make money off their show. You can call that censorship if you want, but it's really just the downside of the arrangement Tyson's team.

We find out maybe life started in Turkey. 9,000 years ago, other than Africa.

Sometimes I see a hawk, and he grabs a... It's not a pigeon, but it's like a robin. grabs a bird and I can stop him from killing that bird. But once I stop him from killing that bird, then he dies. His baby died. So who am I saving? How am I right? Because I tell my kids, who's the wrong person?

Everything that's happening right now is ordained by God. Anything we do, we're interfering. We're the only problem people. Everything else is perfect. Just us. We're like fungus and stuff.

So I think the one thing that Mike has said so far that constitutes like a philosophical thought is that idea that life is, in essence, gradual death.

I would be a junkie right now. I probably would cut some... Dreadful disease right now. And it just woke me up and raised me to my highest potential. Trying to reach that.

Yes, for what I believe death is, death is... When I die, I believe that's when I really begin to live.

I could even believe some people could even, what is that, project themselves and get themselves sick by worrying so much. Yeah, that happens. Make themselves believe that they have COVID and they actually get it.