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"I Think He'd Only Win In A Street Fight" - Sara Saffari

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The podcast opens with a spirited debate between hosts regarding who would prevail in a hypothetical boxing match between Brad and Logan, quickly clarifying that while Brad possesses immense street-fighting strength capable of handling anyone outside the gym, Logan holds the advantage inside the ring due to his superior technical skill. The conversation highlights Brad's physical attributes, noting he is stronger than Chris Bumstead yet admits he needs significant cardio improvement if facing a multi-round bout like five or eight rounds. Despite this weakness in endurance, Brad is described as surprisingly athletic and quick with high boxing jumps, though the hosts agree that for Logan to accept such an invitation personally would be necessary; currently, it appears someone else has been found to fight on Brad's behalf following their past Twitter beefs. The discussion then shifts to the broader landscape of combat sports being reshaped by influencers like KSI and Logan Paul, citing recent events where Bryce won a bare-knuckle fight against an experienced opponent despite technical disadvantages that seemed designed for injury rather than victory. The hosts reflect on how these figures have revolutionized the industry, creating scenarios previously unimaginable such as UFC legends facing off against potential greatest heavyweight fighters or boxers like Tyson Fury engaging with internet personalities. This evolution is traced back to pioneers who started this trend roughly seven or eight years ago, fundamentally altering the ecosystem where pure boxing purists now follow influencers precisely because of their success in blending entertainment with athletic competition. A significant portion of the dialogue addresses the criticism that these influencer fights are turning sports into scripted WWE-style spectacles where outcomes are predetermined and rivalries are manufactured rather than organic. The hosts argue against this characterization, explaining that while WWE has long utilized specific archetypes like heels, heartthrobs, and renegades to engineer storylines, modern influencers have simply discovered a model for creating heated rivalries that naturally compel audiences without needing decades of split-testing character roles. They contend that the outcome is not always written in stone but rather driven by genuine competition between individuals who may never have fought before yet undergo months of training specifically tailored to face each other at their respective weights. Ultimately, the consensus reached among the speakers is that this fusion of influencer culture and combat sports represents a win-win situation for all parties involved. By bringing younger demographics into arenas traditionally dominated by older fans, these events generate substantial public relations value and drive ticket sales or pay-per-view viewership through pure entertainment appeal. The hosts emphasize that while detractors claim the sweet science is being ruined, the reality is an expansion of reach where influencers introduce a fresh crowd to the sport, helping sell tickets and increasing visibility for organizations like the NBA or NFL when they emulate similar rivalry structures. This symbiotic relationship ensures that both traditional athletes and digital stars benefit from increased exposure and financial success in an era defined by high-profile matchups between disparate worlds.
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Brad vs Logan who wins yo Brown's gonna flame me if I don't say Rod's gonna win oh in a street fight no in the ring in the ring in the boxing okay see you made it harder that's the fight that they're talking about no no Brad was talking about street fight like yo I'm 260 pull up outside the gym I'll rock your [ __ ] okay who wins in the street fight Brad in the ring Logan managed to pull that fence out if you're awesome thank you yeah don't kick me off frog here Brad I'm kidding but Brad is like obscenely strong too he's quick he's stronger than Chris Bumstead right they've had sibo on the podcast and Brad was like yo don't compare our numbers because it's not fair he'll say Hang on we're talking about a world champion I trained with Chris Chris is a and he's one of those guys that's got big hands like you dude you've even your hands are even muscle yeah um so yeah he is strong but I don't know I mean Brad better get on that cardio game if he wants to try and do five or eight rounds he's strong and he's also like a weirdly athletic like he can do like weirdly High Box jobs or like like I don't know I just do you think he'd do it do you think he would actually go for a boxing fight yeah with Logan with Logan probably because now Logan has called him out Brad would look like uh Bradley would look like a wimp if he didn't but Logan hasn't said that he'll do it personally he said he had found someone for Brad to fight right uh I didn't know I didn't I didn't dig into the the specifics of it but I know that they'd had beef yeah and they had like Twitter beef which feels old school for people that are kind of yeah Instagram and YouTube Stars I seem so high school a little bit but I'd love to see that yeah I think it would be an insanely like good PR for both of them they both bring clout to the table like everybody emojis yeah everybody loves them equally like different camps love them equally as well which is interesting what's your what do you went to the Jake Paul fight yeah for the week what do you make of this world of would uh Bryce just won a bare knuckle fight that was crazy the first thing that I've ever the first uh situation I've ever seen Bryce get into I didn't even know he's doing bare knuckle and then he goes up against a guy who's been doing a good a good bit and wins yeah the wins I think he technically wants you to do an injury but he went yeah he won but he called it too Bryce was like I'm gonna win in round two and he won in round two if I play would you do you want to step in the ring bare Knuckles no just boxing I would do boxing I'd fight someone who'd you wanna who'd you wanna fight who'd you hate there's no have any enemies there's no one that I hate per se there's been people I think that have hated me who's your biggest beef been with I haven't personally had beef who's beefed with you the most who's beefed with me yeah I don't know if I can I don't know I don't want to bring attention to her go bro I'm telling you right now I would cut down to her weight and I'd beat the [ __ ] out of her no I'm kidding but I think that um I would definitely I think it'd be dope to do like an influencer boxing type thing like people who haven't fought before getting in the ring same weight class you know both had three months six months training leading up to the fight and then fighting each other yeah that'd be dope it doesn't have to be a married Knuckles like little boxing and it's so funny how the world of Combat Sports now has really been reshaped by it right so you've got Francis and ganu and Tyson Fury fighting each other you know UFC Legend up against the greatest living heavyweight fighter potentially the greatest ever and I don't think that that would have happened had KSI Logan Paul not happened yeah had uh Mayweather McGregor not happened and if you track it all the way back it's two British guys forever ever ever ever ago like yeah seven or eight years ago or something that that kicked it all off and now you've got who's Logan's next fight Dylan danis yeah and then KSI is fighting some guy I don't know he's like big big time but I don't know point being before it was we can't believe that these influences are coming in and ruining the sweet science of boxing yeah and now Downstream the purest boxing people uh following the model fighting the influencers precisely correct right so funny because I think that at the end it's a win-win for everyone because more you know the influencers bring a little bit a different crowd the younger crowd they bring a little bit more PR to it whatever it might be I think they bring a different audience to it that you know helps them both sells tickets gets pay-per-view watches It's Entertainment as well yeah it's entertainment and you know when people say this is getting like WWE and they're talking about baseball or they're talking about NFL or whatever NBA I realized this the other week what they mean is what happened was WWE essentially took the sport element out of sport and all that you had to do was reverse engineer the best way to create the Rivalry and then we'll you don't need to worry about the outcome of the contest because we already know what's going to happen because we can write that right so when people say this is becoming like WWE what they mean is they found the model of how to create a rivalry and this rivalry is starting to look like that so really all it is is these people in NBA or whatever zeroing in on a really really heated rivalry that compels people I don't think it's fair necessarily to say this is becoming like WWE they split tested for you know decades and decades the best oh we're gonna have the heel we're gonna have like the redneck guy we're gonna have the clean-cut heartthrob we're gonna have the Renegade artist we're gonna have the Mexican dude that's got the Hat the face mask on yes yes yeah this episode is brought to you by levels one of the single biggest predictors of how long you live and how 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