[chatter]
>> Today we got a circuit.
Quick 30 minutes-- quick 30 minute circuit
and then do a little cardio after,
do a little running.
Keep the weight on point.
Land the plane.
[thumping]
Saturdays are kind of a pretty quick light day.
We got the legend Nik Lentz running it
so we just kind of warm up,
go through some sprints on the bike.
Kind of some shadowboxing.
My teammate Sean Soriano is back in the UFC
fighting on the same card as me, so
I've been training with him.
We've had 7 weeks off in the last 60 weeks.
Now we're 7 weeks into an 8-week training camp
that I had,
because that was all the time that I had to prepare.
It's been such a crazy, crazy year.
Covid, and then obviously me signing with the UFC
and then staying extremely busy.
Signed in September.
Weighed in as the backup in October.
Fought in January.
Now went right back into training camp
a couple of weeks later, to fight in May.
>> 3-2-1--
>> Said only got a short window of opportunity
to finish this career at the highest level.
Seven days away from a dream being realized.
Heading to get my painting,
that I just got the canvas stretched.
This is just a painting that my wife saw on the internet.
And then when we bought a place down in Florida,
we're like hey, we should get that frog.
Wasn't gonna fit in my vehicle.
So good old Corey Peacock,
my strength coach and friend is going to help me.
I'm coming to pick up the frog.
>> Yeah, as soon as I saw it, I'm going that's cool.
You're gonna have somebody sitting back there
holding on to it right?
>> Yeah. >> Okay.
Can you carry it?
Dang, man, I didn't think you were strong enough.
I guess it is only five-foot
so your your wingspans longer than five-foot.
>> Down.
>> Hopefully the paint doesn't melt.
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So when I first heard about it,
I was in San Diego on vacation with my family.
Got a call on Wednesday.
What would you think about fighting Charles Oliveira
for the vacant lightweight title, May 15?
And I said absolutely.
He didn't even finish his sentence before I said yep.
Not a lot of lead up, not a lot of I guess notice
but man it's an opportunity
to fight for the UFC world title.
You take that fight no matter what,
against who, under any circumstances
and feel blessed to be able to go out there
and compete and here goes nothing.
>> It's on. >> No way.
>> Is yours?
>> No way.
The same one, dude.
That's Frankie the Frog.
Freaking Frankie, man.
Send that to babe.
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>> I just came in with my wife
from California, Orange County.
We like to come in a little bit earlier
than everybody.
We'll take Sunday off.
I don't train on Sunday.
>> This is a matchup we've all been waiting for.
>> We'll go to church.
We'll go find a park or Zoo
and then Monday, it starts you know.
So I get the weekend for her and I.
Honestly, I think this fight happened
because Tony said yes.
I think a lot of people were saying no, including Charles,
who's about to fight for the title.
>> I just need to see your ID.
Thank you.
>> I'm a take a seat for this one.
It's the best division.
It's literally the best division
and like, I got history with Diego, you know.
We fought twice.
I'd be happy if he won.
But then at the same time if Gregor wins,
we have a new contender,
a new guy to look forward to fighting.
This fight's so good.
Oh my gosh, eee oh no no no.
Oh this might be it.
Oh-- that's a-- ooh!
Man, this fight is good.
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[airport chatter]
>> If we were at home,
he would have licked his plate.
>> I would lick my plate.
>> But we're out.
>> Well, what do you want from me?
I'm not wasting my calories
and it's like-- it's egg.
It's okay.
That was so good.
I love the South.
Everybody's so nice.
They're not afraid to approach you and be like,
Hey, how you doing and what are you doing here?
And then-- and then too like if you respond,
they'll have a genuine conversation with you.
I just don't see that--
I just don't see that a lot in California.
[blues music playing]
I like it.
I like peaceful things.
I'm pretty much slow moving,
in all things I do,
except for training and fighting.
This is like a Mother's Day thing, I guess.
Happy Mother's Day. >> Thank you.
>> You haven't done all the hard work yet.
But Happy Mother's Day.
>> What does that supposed to mean?
>> Giving birth, changing diapers,
doing all that.
>> That sounds like your job.
>> We can share that.
I'm not saying we're not gonna share it.
I'm just saying.
You haven't done any of the hard work yet.
So far, all you do is eat.
That that sounds like the life.
>> You're rude.
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>> Ah, makes me miss my dog.
[distant radio playing]
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>> Alright, boys, you ready?
Let's get this done.
It's about 1:00.
Late night.
Gonna do a little shakeout.
We drove here, actually, from California.
Every gas-- is gas person is like [bleep] what is this guy
doing here, lifting, doing a bunch of sprints.
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>> Hey, lake lounge is secure, for 12 and under.
>> We're getting in trouble.
We gotta jam out.
We'll head out.
>> It's gotta be like 1:30 in the morning right now.
This is light work.
This is light work, people.
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Scratch 2 a days, man.
We're talking nonstop all day, every day.
Boom.
>> I've never met anybody
as much as a beast and monster as him, man.
Puts me to shame, honestly.
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>> Victory on 3.
1-2-3.
>> All: Victory!
Ah!
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