[traffic noises]
[gym chatter]
>> Kelvin: Yeah, this is last sparring before, uh--
before the big fight, so.
It'd be a good indicator of where we're at.
You know, I've had it both to where
I'm doing great the last week and I go out and I win fights,
but then, I also have had it
where I did horrible the last week
and then I go out there and I knocked Mike Bisping out.
You know, and, it's what happens.
Today I'm hoping to have a good day.
I expect no less than greatness today.
>> Ready, and go.
MMA.
At the end of the camp,
I have to work exactly what we're gonna do in the fight.
Transitions, don't just stand up.
Transitions with kicks, taking down,
jiu-jitsu, specific positions on the floor.
I'm so excited for this fight.
Kelvin, he show a lot of heart.
He show a lot of desire this camp
and I'm looking forward to a great fight Saturday.
>> Kelvin, eso.
Stay the floor, yes. Keep going.
Keep going.
Oh, ah.
>> Kelvin: I'm coming off this devastating fight of the year
against Izzy and I feel like I'm in a rebuilding phase.
I gotta get through Darren Till so that I'm able
to get to somebody who might give me a title shot.
>> Ah!
>> Kelvin: But I know that I have to take Darren Till out
and just try to get my hand raised.
>> Eight, seven,
six, five, four,
three, two, one.
Time.
Great job, guys.
[clapping]
[radio playing]
♪♪
>> This is barbacoa.
It's like a tamale meat with red chilis and, um, beans.
We call this frijoles puerco.
>> Kelvin: Welcome to the Casa de KG.
Have a bunch of family over here tonight for my birthday
which was two days ago, and we're all over here celebrating
before I leave to, uh, to New York tomorrow.
And it's kind of like a send-off, you know.
Good energies and a bunch of food that I can't eat.
But it's all good.
It's part of the sacrifice.
>> Sorry about that.
>> No.
>> You've got somebody cooking for you.
>> I've got my man right here,
cooking next to all this beans and barbacoa and tortillas.
>> Won't be that good.
>> What do we got over here though?
>> Actually it looks like bison steak.
So, I'm just switching your meat up.
>> A little bison, baby. I like it.
♪♪
[chatter]
>> Don't get hurt a week before the fight.
A week away from my fight and it's really important, you know,
to get all the love from my family that I can get.
>> One, two, three.
>> Kelvin: I feel like every fighter has to have that.
You know, they're always in the back of my mind.
Whenever I go into that octagon,
they're the first thing and last thing that goes on in my mind
because this is why I'm doing it.
It's for them.
♪♪
To be able to provide a good life for them
and so far we're doing it, man.
We're on our way and I'm proud of where we've gone
and what we've gone through as a family,
where we are now.
>> Make a wish!
>> One, two, three!
[cheering]
[ambient airport noises]
>> Okay.
[plane engine]
>> Hey, I want these shoes back, [bleep].
>> Alright you guys, everybody listen real quick.
We're gonna get a picture of the whole team.
Ready.
Ready, one, two.
You boys have a good trip, right.
>> Oh yeah, woo!
That's gonna be a good shot.
Who's not getting a shot back there.
Is somebody saying no?
Who's-- you gotta take that bad boy.
>> Everybody.
>> A las dos.
>> Start of a great, great week.
Here we go.
Bottoms up.
>> Victory, victory, victory, victoria!
Salud!
>> Oh, look at this punk, man.
[rattling]
>> Nobody played dominos, bro.
We just used them to knock them down, you know.
Duh, duh, duh, duh. That's it, yeah.
I didn't know how to play the game.
>> Jorge: Yeah, I got a respect for Nathan.
I love what he's done.
I love how he competes.
Like how he carries himself, you know.
At the end of the day, he's a dog.
When he gets in that cage, he might not be the most athletic,
the smartest, the fastest,
but he's one of the biggest dogs to ever set foot in the cage
and that's one of my-- one of my biggest things
I like to see in a fight is how much dog they got in them.
How much they're willing
to take pain to give out the pain, you know.
That's what excites me most about this fight.
I can hit this guy with a baseball bat.
He's not going nowhere.
Give my 20! Pay up.
>> You guys can pitch in and buy me lunch.
[traffic noises]
[gym noises]
>> Yeah, Johnny's looking pretty good.
Best shape of his life.
He's focused.
He knows he's done the job well.
It's just the time to have fun now.
>> Johnny: Oh yeah.
I know you have to respect everybody.
Everybody's a fighter.
Everybody train hard.
It's just a guy in my way.
I respect him.
But, he's just in my way.
I have to beat him.
>> Yeah, we pretty, pretty excited.
We know it's a-- now he's fighting a ranked guy
and he's gonna show our job
and it's gonna be a good, good surprise again.
Uh-huh.
Yeah, once we believe, if he has the legwork
from going up and down the stairs, 15 minutes.
He won't get tired during the fight.
That's the idea.
Move on!
[all yelling, "Let's go."]
>> Don't stop.
>> Movie actors.
>> Yeah.
>> I'm ready to fight three rounds.
I want to fight three rounds.
I don't want to finish the first one.
I try to beat him a little bit easy,
not too hard,
then he can survive for the next two rounds.
[heavy breathing]
I don't drink for this fight.
I'm training to be a champion.
To be the champion.
To hold the belt, to get the belt.
The belt is just bonus.
I want to fight Jones.
>> Go!
>> I want to bring this energy for the public
and show everybody a great show.
I promise you guys a great show 2nd November.
Madison Square.
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