[Indistinct conversations]
Dave Lovell: Even got Leon, the main man,
you know, over here now in Vegas,
looking to defend his title against you know who.
Everything's on point.
It's been one of the cleanest camps we've done.
Mr. Covington is in for a big, big,
big rude awakening.
Leon Edwards: This is my second title defense now,
so I am used to the big stage,
you know, and a sold-out arena in Vegas
against an opponent that I don't like.
So it's like, just perfect, you know?
This is a legacy fight for me, for my family.
Could change my family for generations, you know?
So that's what motivates me.
That's pressure I put on myself.
I'm going in there for the finish.
And I feel like if it's not a finish, not good enough.
And that's my mentality I'm going in with the fight.
Dave: Let's go! 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Time! [Man whistling]
And still. Man: And still!
Student: Let's go.
Stephen Thompson: There we go.
What's it like, cowboy day or something?
Everybody's got, like, cowboy hats on.
So what we're doing right now,
we are doing our after-school program.
Me and four others get in our Upstate Karate bus,
and we pick up kids from school, and we're bringing them
back to the karate school.
We help them out with their homework.
Well, I don't, but we have others
that help them out with their homework,
feed them a snack, and get them ready
for their karate classes during the day.
So today's Friday. So it's a sparring class today.
So everybody's gonna get the gear on,
and we gonna scrap.
[Brakes squeal]
Student: Let's go!
Student 2: Nice hat, dude.
Student 3: I wondered about that.
Ray Thompson: We try to instill a lot of things
within our students-- good martial arts technique,
a bit of a fighting spirit,
and how to be just good all-around people.
Stephen: And go!
I want a head kick. Oh, there's a round kick.
Oh, my, goodness, TJ. She done knocked you down.
You better get up.
Ray: We refer to Mr. Stephen as the Pied Piper.
There's not a person in our school
that's not in love with Mr. Stephen.
He's such a sweet guy, and he's an awesome karate teacher.
Stephen: Everybody, ready? Students: Ready!
Stephen: Attention!
[Students respond, indistinct]
And bow.
[Students respond, indistinct]
Give us a high five. Get out of here.
Ow. Man. Trevor, "Rip my Hand Off" Jackson.
[Mock groans]
You're gonna rip my hand off, too.
[Indistinct coaching commands]
Alexandre Pantoja: This is my last two days in Florida.
It's my last check for flight Sunday to Vegas.
I'm very glad. I'm very grateful for what UFC doing for me,
because I can change some lifes, you know,
with my art in the Octagon, you know--
my wife, my kids, my mom.
You know, all my parents and my friends.
Coach: Time. Nice. Very nice.
Alexandre, voice-over: That's my life. So when I go to Octagon,
I feel the best feeling ever.
Before the belt, I trained like a champ
because to be a champ, to take the belt is
just one fight, you know?
You need proof of that every day in your life, you know?
And, uh, I try to prove that for myself,
for my wife, for my kids.
That's the most important thing for me, you know--
to be a good example for my kids, for my wife,
show to everybody how much I love what I do.
And, uh, let's go.
[Indistinct coaching commands]
Brandon Royval: It's Friday night. We're at Pindustry.
I brought my ten-year-old niece Riot.
We are about to do some ice skating.
Attempt--attempt at ice skating, actually.
Let's rephrase that.
Ha ha. You got it?
Riot: No, I don't know what to do.
Brandon: I don't know if I got it, honestly.
Riot: Circle!
Brandon: Feet on the ground. Feet on the ground. Circle.
I feel like being an uncle is probably, like,
the best title or the most pride title that I carry,
to be completely honest. Riot: Whee!
Brandon: I'm super close to my family.
They're my main supporters at all times.
So my niece, I constantly drag her to do stuff with me,
and I force her to be my best friend. Ha ha.
So we got this. Ha ha! Riot: No, we don't!
Riot, voice-over: My Uncle Brandon is the coolest uncle
in the world.
What makes him cool is that he just cares for me.
He's always there for me.
This time, I'm going to his fight.
This is probably my second time watching his fight.
And he's gonna make it look easy.
Man: All right. 3, 2, 1. There we go...
Brandon, voice-over: In real life, no one, no flyweight
like, can beat me up.
But on skates, I'm not getting touched in a boxing match.
I'm telling you.
we're going to be experts in this sport after this.
I'll be ready for my NHL career, post-UFC career,
win this belt, and hopefully get picked up
by the Avalanche or something, you know? Heh heh!
[Indistinct conversations]
Paddy Pimblett: How are we? OK?
Hello, Caitlin. Nice to meet you.
Are you good? An absolute pleasure.
Oh, hey, doggie.
Paddy: Oh, he's good. You know, he's good.
He's acting up because I'm not there.
Like. Yeah, and he's acting up 'cause I'm not there.
Paddy: Oh, thank you very much. I appreciate that.
Caitlin: I'm so excited for you.
Paddy: I can't wait, to be honest.
It's kind of, they're due in, like, mid-April,
something like that. So...
Paddy: Yeah, I hope so. I hope so!
Woman: Where are you from? Paddy: Liverpool.
Woman: Oh! Paddy: The UK.
Woman: The Beatles. The Beatles. Paddy: Yeah, the Beatles.
Exactly. The Beatles. You can call me the fifth Beatle.
I'm gonna get changed,
and after that, I'll take them downstairs.
I'm gonna go in the cage now anyway.
Man: Perfect. Paddy: Gonna get in the cage,
do some training. See youse up there.
Woman: OK. See you there. Man: Thanks, Paddy.
Caitlin Crabtree: Well, we got invited to the P.I.
to watch Paddy and Molly train
because I've been a fan of Paddy for a while now.
I love watching his fights.
He just has a really good message, too,
about mental health.
Caitlin: Good. Thank you!
Caitlin, voice-over: So I really like that about him.
He's just a cool guy.
Molly McCann: Today was all about tightening the screws,
just going over the positional A-drills:
where the fight may go, how he'd like to finish the fight,
grappling and striking.
I think for Patrick to fight someone like Tony Ferguson
has always been a dream of his, to fight an idol of you
he watched growing up in the sport.
So for Patrick, I think,
it's a good fight for him to level up.
He's fighting an absolute legend of the game,
and we're all going to be honored to watch it, I think.
[Paddy rapping, indistinct]
♪ Try and facing 12, then doing another 5 ♪
♪ Everybody on my team go to 125 ♪
Colby Covington: Whoa!
We're back for another edition
of "UFC Cribs," Colby Covington edition.
So come on into my beautiful Airbnb that I rented before I
go end Leon Scott's ass next weekend live on pay-per-view
from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Here's the living room area,
this beautiful backdrop of Breckenridge, Colorado.
So this is the kitchen area.
Here's our downstairs area, where everybody
kind of hangs out.
We play games and stuff.
We got the pool table, the wine cellar,
nice little bar area.
We got the beautiful hot tub out there.
We've been using that a lot,
and we got six rooms in here,
so everybody's been living good, eating good,
feeling good.
Next weekend on pay-per-view's going to be super good.
Colby: What a blessed life it is, man.
We've been here about a week now.
We've done, you know, a lot of training out here.
And that's helped elevate our cardio and our game
to another level.
Because when you're training at, you know,
at almost 10,000 feet above sea level, it just,
you know, you have to work harder with your lungs.
So there's no man that's going to stop me next week.
And I feel like they could put Superman and the Hulk
in there at the same time, and I'm getting it done,
especially while Donald Trump's there.
No one's going to beat me while Donald Trump
is in attendance.
I'm bringing that belt back to America.
[Music]