[SUV door opens]
Usman: That's what I hate about these cars.
You got to slam these doors.
Francis Ngannou: This fight is very huge,
and, you know, a fight like this also bring, like--
brings pressure, so I want to support him.
I think Usman has everything to win this fight,
and that's what's gonna happen on Saturday night.
At the end of the night, America will be great again
by Usman winning the fight.
Henri Hooft: We do a lot of training today.
All the work is done, so we don't really need
to go crazy anymore, just going through the motions,
so that's what we're doing right now.
Greg Jones: You know, so far, this week has been
really smooth for us, really smooth for Kamaru.
He understands all the, you know, things
that come along with a fight of this magnitude,
and we just got to keep everything in perspective.
We take it in stride and just take care of our business.
Usman: ♪ 50, hey, hey ♪
[Hip-hop music playing]
Jones: Kamaru's really good at keeping everything light.
You know, we can't sit around and fight this fight
all week long, or else you just kind of do isometrics,
and you kind of go crazy throughout the week,
so there are certain points of time where
you got to flip the switch off, flip the fight-mode switch off,
and get your work in, and that's kind of
what we're doing right now.
[Indistinct conversation]
Holloway: No, no, no, not for days.
I can go home. I'm just gonna go home, relax.
Rush: It's trimming time.
Boy: Trimming time.
Holloway: This guy's been cutting my hair
since I was 17.
Heh heh.
You never ever cheat on your barbers,
but I did one time because I really needed my hair cut.
It was after a fight, though, but he forgave me.
A bunch of family and friends coming up, a lot of them,
and he asked me, "Hey, you want me to cut your hair?"
I was like, "Yes, sir. Why not, you know?"
It all about looking good, right?
Look good, feel good, fight good.
[Indistinct conversation]
Rush: Do you have a banana?
Holloway: I wish. I wish I had a banana.
I'm hungry.
Rush: Ha ha! Then get something to eat.
Man: Yeah. Box.
Go. Yes. Box.
Box. OK. Yeah.
Faber: I love the challenge of this sport,
especially when odds are stacked against you, supposedly.
Man: There you go.
Faber: I feel like because of the way I was raised,
the way I live my life, my body's intact,
and my mind is stronger than it's ever been,
so the odds are stacked in my favor, in my opinion.
I definitely feel like Yan's gonna
come forward with pressure.
I don't think he has another way of fighting.
I like to stay right in guy's face, as well.
We're both guys that like to keep a really high pace.
I just have to have solid defense and great footwork,
which I do, and so, you know, I know it's gonna be a match
of high intensity, high output,
and it's gonna be who's the better man.
[Engine idling]
[Parking brake clicks]
Alexander Volkanovski: Evening, guy.
Middle of the desert,
this fresh air, so good.
Richard Dobson: Thanks man. This is the last time for me, so--
Woman: Get a good tan, though.
- Eh? - You get a little tan now.
Volkanovski: Yeah, before the fight, beautiful.
Dobson: So I'm a photographer for the "Daily Telegraph"
in Sydney and here today to do a picture
that will run as a spread on Sunday's paper.
Volkanovski: Yep. That'll do it.
Dobson: We've done the whole "Las Vegas Strip" pictures,
and I thought, "Time to do something a bit different."
Ha ha ha! It's working. Ha ha! Looks good.
Go. Yeah.
Volkanovski: That's all right, not bad backdrop.
We're gonna go see another spot.
We're gonna check this spot out, bit closer
to them big mountains over there.
I reckon that'll make for a better shot.
Dobson: 3, 2, 1, and go. Yeah.
Oh, [beep]. That looks so [beep] great.
Volkanvoski: Grr.
[Motorcycle approaches]
So I've been this way couple times now
but haven't seen this.
It's unreal.
Dobson: 3, 2, 1. Yeah. Great.
- All good. - All right.
Faber: Let's say Urijah.
Cali Faber: Urijah.
Faber: Ha ha ha!
Usman: Does she say, "Mama"?
Faber: She says, "Mama," and, "Dad."
She won't call me Dadda anymore. She was calling me Dadda.
- Now it's Urijah. - Urijah. Oh! Ha ha ha!
Faber: She's all grown up, man.
Sonnen: Been talking about you all week.
Been talking about you behind your back.
Holloway: I love your show. I love your show.
Man: The rematch goes back to 2013.
How different are the two of you?
How do you even explain that to somebody
in the 6 years between then and now?
De Randamie: I'm very grateful to Amanda.
You know, she gave me the best lesson ever,
and but now she gets the best version of me,
and I know she doesn't want anything else
than the best version of me,
and now I'm a mixed martial artist.
She's the greatest at this moment,
you know, and we're gonna have a great fight.
Nunes: Oh, I think it's gonna be difficult, for sure.
This makes this sport interesting, you know?
People grow, you know, and I'm ready.
You can see if she want to, like, rush you,
if she want to take her time.
If she shows some danger,
then capitalize and finish the fight.
Holloway: No advantage at all, no advantage at all.
3 rounds, 5 rounds, 10 rounds--
whatever rounds you want to go, I'll fight you.
He keeps a good pace, his strength and all,
and we'll find out.
He's prepared. He know what this moment is, and...
White: Awesome, you two.
Holloway: we'll get to see if he lives up to the moment.
Volkanovski: I took out the number-one contenders.
I took out all them contenders, earned my way to this title.
This opportunity was earned, not given.
I do believe the Blessed Era ends Saturday night,
and that's no disrespect to him.
It's just, it's my time.
Man: I think a lot of people believe
that you're in Usman's head.
You feel like you've won the game of mental warfare,
that maybe, you know, it's gonna affect
his performance on Saturday?
Covington: Sweet bedsheets.
Dude, what happened to your hair, man?
It's funny you say that because that big, old, [beep] head
with that 30% hairline still left,
I own all the real estate in that head.
You're a fake. You're a fraud.
It's not too late to pull out, buddy.
He's shaking in his boots right now.
He knows when he loses to me on Saturday night,
he's literally gonna become irrelevant.
Let's talk about the only time he's ever been relevant
is when he attaches his name to my coattails.
The only time people have cared about him in the media
or talked about him is when he puts up a video
or tweet about me, so this Saturday,
I'm gonna detach him from my coattails,
and no one's gonna ever care about him anymore.
You're getting exposed Saturday night.
Mark my words.
Woman: Do you think he acts like that because he's scared?
Usman: Absolutely.
Abso-[beep]-lutely, and it's so surreal to me
that I'm in the mall in Dubai, and random people run up to me.
"Oh, my God, I can't wait for you to kill this guy."
I'm in the Dominican Republic. People are running up.
"I can't wait for you to smash this guy."
They can't even speak English, but they know,
"I can't wait for you to kill this guy," you know,
so it's been so much support,
but it's because they know that I'm the man to do the job.
[dramatic theme music]
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