Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 1: Wilder gets knocked out, Caitlin Clark takes cheap shot
Episode Date: June 2, 2024Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson react to Zhilei Zhang knocking out Deontay Wilder in the fifth round of what could be the last boxing match of Wilder's career, Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson get...ting postponed due to Iron Mike's health scare, Caitlin Clark getting hit by a cheap shot from Chennedy Carter in the Indiana Fever's victory over Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky, and much more!03:41 - Show starts06:52 - Zhang defeats Wilder33:52 - Tyson-Paul Postponed41:21 - SoccerCap44:19 - Dennis Schroder Makes Soccer debut48:10 - Caitlin Clark cheap shot(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Down goes Wilder.
Down goes Wilder.
Down goes Wilder.
He's down.
He's down.
I don't think he's going to get up, Ocho.
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Zang knocks out Deontay
Wilder in the fifth round.
Zang finished Wilder with a pair of big right hands.
The power that had made Wilder once one of the most feared punches in boxing
never factored into this fight,
with Zang forcing Wilder to fight off his back foot for nearly the entire fight.
Punch stats, Ocho.
Total punches landed.
Wilder had 16.
Zang had, man, that was so pedestrian.
They was throwing like three punches or four punches a round.
It was some bull jive.
But anyway.
Yeah.
Deontay Wilder.
You know them heavyweights.
Now you got to be careful.
You got that kind of power.
You got to be cautious.
I mean, they can throw more than four a round, but okay.
They threw, Deontay Wilder landed 16 punches.
Zayn added 33. Deontay Wilder landed 16 punches. Zang added 33.
Deontay threw 95 punches.
Zang threw 73.
Wilder landed 17%.
Zang landed 45.
Jav landed 5-4 in favor of Wilder.
Jav's thrown.
Wilder threw 53 jabs.
He only landed 5.
Zang threw 16 jabs.
He landed 4. Power only landed five. Zhang threw 16 jabs. He landed four.
Power shots landed 11 to 29.
Zhang landed 29.
Wilder landed 11.
Power shots thrown 42 to 57.
Zhang threw 15 more power shots, and he landed 50%.
If you land 50% of your power shots, you're going to get somebody up out of your ocho.
I don't care.
We know heavyweights can turn the lights out of the building with one punch.
Oh, yeah.
Anytime.
I don't care if you fighting a strawweight, bantamweight, whatever.
You land 50% of your power shots.
Hey, that's a high percentage.
Listen, that's a high percentage, especially in the earlier rounds.
Especially in the earlier rounds.
Listen, Zayn came into the fight
68 more pounds heavier than Deontay Wilder.
So I'm thinking he's taking,
okay, he's going to take a page
out of Tyson Fury's book,
and I'm expecting him,
I'm expecting him to go into the later rounds.
So tying Deontay Wilder up,
tiring him out,
you know, making it heavy on his legs
in the later rounds.
But he didn't even get to that.
You didn't even get to that point where you had to lay on
him and get him a little tired.
And I'm not sure what Zayn saw after that first
round, but in the second round, he
switched to southpaw, and he hurt
my dog with that uppercut.
When he hurt my dog with that uppercut...
Legs were wobbly, he never recovered.
He never recovered, man.
He was never the same after that.
And they always say in boxing,
when you get knocked out the first time,
sometimes you're never able to recover.
And every time you get hit again,
you're going down.
Ocho, once something happens,
it's easier for it to happen again.
If you notice, Ocho, you ever bit your tongue
and you find yourself biting your tongue in that same spot over and over and over again. If you notice, Ocho, you ever bit your tongue, and you find yourself biting your tongue in that same spot
over and over and over again.
If you stub your toe one time, guess what? You stub
that toe over and over and over again.
When you get knocked out,
it becomes easier for you to not
get knocked out, because
that brain is not the same
around in that skull, so it's easier.
It's easier, Ocho. It is.
It is.
Hey, listen, that hurt. That see to see someone uh for me that started late in the game of boxing and understanding the run that he did
have uh a lot of people make jokes i think he's one of the greatest heavyweights to ever to ever
fight obviously packing a punch with that right hand if if he catch you with it, he had a great run. He had a tremendous
run. I'm not sure
if it's the end of his career.
It's over, Ojo. You know it.
Listen, I hear a lot of the commentators
say, you know what? It's over now.
That's it. Hang it up. I would like to see
him fight again, but fight competition
where he can get some of his confidence
back.
I don't know.
Every time he gets touched, Ojo. Yeah, that's the. I don't know. Every time he gets touched,
don't show.
Yeah, that's the part
I don't like.
I don't like the fact
that we're factoring
because he's lost
three or four fights now.
This is his fourth loss?
Fourth loss in five fights.
Yeah, man.
I just don't want to see him go.
And if he does go,
I want to see him go on top. I don't want to see him end. And if he does go, I want to see him go on top.
I don't want to see him end this way.
Man, that fifth round, when he hit, when he...
The timing Zayn had on that left.
Yeah.
And that fifth round, he timed it perfectly.
Because when he caught it with Ojo, he's looking for the left.
But he caught it with a right.
So you're trying to dodge.
You make sure you go into your left,
so you'll stay away from his power shot, which is the left. Power shot. But you walk right into a right. So you're trying to dodge. You make sure you go into your left so you'll stay away from his power shot,
which is the left.
Power shot.
But you walked right into the right.
And I knew it was over.
I thought he was in a horror movie
because he turned around.
I said, he's behind you.
He's behind you.
I was talking to him.
Where you coming?
I was talking to him.
The bucket man behind you.
Hey, I think he caught him
and I think he stunned him a little bit.
A little bit?
He stunned him to the point.
Listen, yeah, but he stunned him a lot
because he turned around.
But what you got to do in boxing
is when you get hit,
the one thing,
the one thing you have to do
is remain relaxed
the best way you can.
And if you can,
grab, lock up
until you can recover.
Okay.
And he did.
He did relax.
Did you see how he went down?
He was so relaxed.
Come on. Come on.
Don't do it like that.
You got a baby.
What's the name?
What's the baby name?
French Fry.
With French Fry's sleep, how you lay him down in the bed?
Did you see how he fell?
Did you see how he fell?
Yeah.
Make sure he didn't bump his head.
I have a question. I have a question though.
For people in the chat, the people that did see the
fight for you two, do you think
the referee stopped the fight too soon?
Hell no.
He got up on the eighth count. No, he got up.
Remember, he got up. He said, walk to him.
He looked at the line. I'll tell you, he looked like this here.
Yeah, but the ref called.
What are they going to do?
Do you think?
Listen, even after a knockdown, Deontay Wilder still has a puncher's chance to stay in that fight or even come back in that fight.
Do you think the ref made the right call?
You're asking for trouble when a heavyweight gets punched like that.
And you see how that leg
started shaking. I thought he was trying to start a motorcycle
the way that leg was shaking.
Boom! Boom! Boom!
And so, nah, Ocho,
don't take any more chances.
The thing is, Ocho, the problem that
Deontay has is that he's a
one-trick pony. Is that
he has dynamite, yes.
But everybody, if I make you fight now he
still could turn the lights out of the place even fighting off his back foot but if you notice
everybody pressures him so he's not coming forward he's going back right and he doesn't have the
skills to be able to put punches together everything is he's just waiting to land that one
power shot so now the guys have found ways to
neutralize that power shot now he can't right he's not the same since fury beat him he hasn't been
the same he hasn't looked the same he got dominated he didn't win a round the last fight
right he didn't win a round oh joe it's over it's it's It's okay. He made some nice money.
I don't look at him. I get it.
What he has, what three losses,
he has 41 knockouts
with 42 victories. I get that.
But I'm not looking at him as an all-time great
heavyweight like we look at Ali,
like we look at Larry Holmes, like we look at
Lennox Lewis, like a holy
field. I don't look at him like that.
Okay, but are you not looking at him like that
because his record is tremendous
and some of the people you name have losses as well?
Yeah, it's not about the losses.
Is it because the way his career ended
or the way it's ending right now,
which is why I said he should do another fight,
the finish on top instead of going out with a loss?
All those other guys,
they had Olympic experience. You look at the guys that I've mentioned, going out with a lot. All those other guys. Yes, sir.
They had Olympic experience.
You look at the guys that I've mentioned,
you look at Foreman,
or even though Foreman was a heavy puncher.
Foreman won the gold medal in 68 in Mexico.
Ali won the gold medal.
Excuse me.
Right.
Foreman won the gold medal in 68 in Mexico City.
Ali won the gold medal,
if I'm not mistaken, in Rome. And I think Joe Frazier won the gold medal, if I'm not mistaken, in Rome.
And I think Joe Frazier won the gold medal in 64 in Tokyo. Don't quote me,
but I think I'm right in that situation.
If you go back and look at the heavyweights,
they had
amateur experience.
So you learn how to put
punches together because the likelihood
of you being able to... I mean, it happens, but they
got no headgear. So now I got to put punches together because the judge is looking at how
well,
you know,
how well you throw your punches,
your combination,
you put stuff together.
So you look at the guys,
Holyfield went to the Olympics.
Riddick Bowe went to the Olympics.
I mentioned Tyson.
He was,
he was an alternate.
He didn't actually go.
Somebody would have got hurt in the division.
He'd have filled in,
but you look at Ali,
you look at, uh, uh, uh, uh, at Ali, you look at Frazier, you look at
Foreman, you look at a lot of these headweights.
Look at Klitschko. Look at
Bo. Look at Anthony Joshua.
They won gold medals.
They...
But remember, you got to understand,
remember, he started late. That's my point.
He came in the game late in boxing, so
the tutelage and the learning and the ability to put punches together, the ability to understand how to move and be somewhat of a pure boxer and not be, I hate saying one trick pony, you know, having that one dynamite shot.
You know, he came late in the game. So to develop those skills where you normally start when you're 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 years old,
he missed that time. So what
he did have is, what he did have
it worked for him until he
came against an elite
pure boxer that was a heavyweight
that could move and had great defense.
But normally when we look at great heavyweights, we say,
okay, look at the heavyweights that they beat.
We look at
Evander Holyfield.
He beat Mike Tyson. He beat
Riddick Bowe. Riddick Bowe beat
Holyfield. Look at
Lenny Lewis.
You look at who he beat. You look at Ali.
You look at Frazier. You look at Foreman.
You look at the clinical. You look at some of the people
that they beat. You say, okay, when we
go back and we look at his resume,
who on Wilder's resume
is going to say wow
he was a good fighter and Wilder beat him
who are we going to look at on his resume
the reason why we give Floyd
and we give Sugar Ray
and we give these fighters we look at who they beat
they beat
he beat Tommy Hearns.
He beat Marvin Hagler. Well, damn, he
beat Wilford Benitez.
Hagler beat
Hearns. Hearns beat Duran.
You know,
also, there was a time
there was a time, wasn't nobody trying
no heavyweights, wasn't nobody trying to get in that ring
with Wilder, man. You know? There was a time, wasn't nobody trying to get in that ring with Wilder man you know
there was a time
wasn't nobody trying
to go in that ring
and deal with that right hand
that left hand
whichever one it is
considering how late
he got started to the game
I will give him credit
for getting to the
the height
that he ascended to
that he did
yes sir
when you fight guys
that have amateur backgrounds and they know how to set punches up and they know
okay he's good at coming forward well that was the thing with mike mike was always the bully
once he couldn't bully yeah he couldn't he couldn't bully buster douglas right buster
douglas made tyson fight backing up for the first in his life, he had to fight off his back foot.
Boom.
Now you go look at when he fought Holyfield.
He couldn't bully Holyfield.
Holyfield made him fight off his back foot.
So the question is like,
when you, the really great fighters,
okay, this is what he,
okay, he's trying to take this away from me.
Let me find a different way to get to where I need to.
And eventually I can work my way in the fight
and I can fight coming forward
if I need to.
I can counter whatever he needs to do.
Deontay Wilder had one punch.
It was dynamite.
It was lightning.
It was TNT.
Whatever term you want to use,
if he landed it flush,
very few people,
the only person that's ever gotten up
from that punch is Tyson Fury.
And see, here's the thing Ocho
if you
let's just say
you in a fight
you hit that guy
hard as you can
he doesn't see that punch
you knock him down
and he sits up
like the Undertaker
take off running
cause you hit him
with your best shot
yeah
like Olivia New John
say hit me
with your best shot
best shot yeah he hit him with his best shot so what do you do after that ocho your grandmother
started telling you boy somebody bother you pick out something and lay him out and if you don't
lay him out take off running yeah i mean it's not it's it's the again i'm i like what you said
for him starting so late in boxing and having the run that he did, it was phenomenal.
The fact that he didn't start young, as he should have, to be able to hone the elite skills of some of the professional heavyweights that have great ring IQ, that have great ring experience.
Being able to have a plan A. When plan A doesn't
work, there's a plan B. When plan B doesn't
work, there's a plan C. Being able to
fight multiple ways. Being able to fight on the inside.
Being able to fight at
range. Being able to fight
at a distance.
He didn't have all
those different tools
in his bag as opposed to some of the
other. But at that point,
it's too late because you are who you are
at one point.
When you get to a certain point,
you are who you are.
Certain skills.
Especially when you had that one dynamite punch.
And when you had that one dynamite punch,
how reluctant are you to learn
other tools to add to your repertoire
to make you a better boxer?
But what happens
if he had an amateur background
and he really knew
how to sit that punch up?
Oh.
Oh.
And he'll be nasty.
Wait, what would happen
if he had the footwork
and the boxing killing movement
of some of the other heavyweights?
Or the...
Hold on.
How about the defense?
The defense.
Like a fury. the head movement the
positioning oh man
man he'd be nasty but what
he did have he did
great for sure he had
a great he had a great run I just
don't want to see it in me but it
needs to end before you before you see
him you know you see him in slobbering
and you see him in a wheelchair and people helping
him around.
You don't want that.
Okay.
Let it go.
I understand.
Nobody let,
you know,
let him go out on the shields.
Really?
Do y'all see how some of these boxes are?
I don't know if that people,
but I've gone to autograph signing and I've seen some of the old boxers and I
saw,
I see how they look.
Yeah.
No, don't
let him go out on the shield. He's
had enough. He should have made
enough money. Go home
before
they start. Okay. The
next time they might be releasing doves
and people eating turkey and
dressing and you won't know nothing about it, Ocho.
You know, they released doves
at a funeral. You know what I'm saying, Ocho?
Yeah, I know what you mean, but
I want to see him going on top.
They can get him an easy fight.
Nobody wants to see him now, Ocho.
He look bad. He's look bad for
his last fight, Ocho. He look bad.
How many times...
Ocho, how many times you gonna go see a
comedian? He might have had a great
run, but every time you go see him lately,
that man, he ain't what he used to be.
He ain't what he used to be.
He ain't what he used to be.
Well, maybe he needs to play.
It's not the arena.
It's the jokes.
Certain comedians, Eddie Murphy, Bernie Mac,
whether they're at a YMCA or they're selling out staples,
they funny. Cat,ples. They funny.
Cat, they funny.
Yeah.
It doesn't matter.
The venue doesn't change.
Adele, you can put her at the Hollywood Bowl.
You can put her at wherever she's at, Caesars.
You can put her in Wembley Stadium.
That voice is going to boom.
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It doesn't matter. Certain guys, certain people, when you good, it does not matter.
Yeah. No matter what environment,
no matter what surrounding you put them in,
you get what you get.
Yes.
Damn, I hate that, though.
Well, maybe you can get it.
You might get it, Mocho.
What?
Y'all about the same size.
You say you 215?
You say you 215? You say you 215?
Hold on.
How you drop 30 pounds in this conversation?
You tell me.
Listen, if there's a fight
to do,
Jake Paul need to let me fill in for Mike Tyson
so they ain't got to cancel that goddamn fight.
That's what they need to do.
What you think? As a matter of fact,
you could be ringside and we could do nightcap
right after the fight. Well,
we be going now because
they're only going two minute rounds. I'll say,
you know what? Hey, in the five
minutes, Ocho and I be going live with nightcap
after this first round.
If he wakes up. No.
Nah, I'm going to be
straight. I'm going to be straight.
You got to think now.
Since my last fight, I didn't been in the goddamn gym three years straight now.
And not just training with anybody, training with the best.
Derrick James, Ronnie Shields.
Let me finish now.
Let me, stay with me.
Coach Gary out there in Tampa.
Coach Gary, I know you're going to see this.
I've been training with the best.
Out there with Bozianis.
I've been out there with Boots for about six months straight
Caleb Plant
I've continuously been taking it serious
so they understood I wasn't trying to take
I wasn't trying to
make a mockery of their sport
I was taking it as serious as I could
and I mean listen
I thought you told me you was 215
Deontay Wildway 214 at the fight
so y'all perfect size
no I'm about right now I'm about 190 used 215. Deontay Wild weighed 214 at the fight, so y'all perfect size.
Right now, I'm about 190. How you done lost 25 pounds
since we started this conversation?
Oh, because I've been training for soccer.
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seen nobody lose weight like you did i mean it don't take you it don't take me long to get that
weight off get that muscle off it wasn't number muscle you know muscle burn fast especially you
remember you gotta think now i play 11 v 11 full football field you know 11 v 11 soccer
man that there
all that muscle come off there
I look good though
I look good
hey but hey but hey
tell tell Netflix
tell Jake man
they ain't got to cancel that fight now
you know
hey sugar sugar sugar
getting that thing real quick man
two eight rounds
two minutes let it go
how many you don't see that man slap people.
You don't see him slap people.
Nate Robinson.
He got Nate on dialysis.
I ain't trying to yell at...
You need to have a little bit more belief in your boy, man.
Nah, I got belief in you. This is what you good at right here.
Did you see
what he did to Tyron Woodley?
Oh, I ain't Tyron Woodley.
I'm Ochoa.
Yeah, okay.
And they constantly...
Hey, hey, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Stay with me now.
I ain't Nate Robinson, but I'm Ochoa, bro.
When you don't have skills in that genre,
see, again, you picking that up in your 30s.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Wait, wait, wait.
I ain't got skills in what genre?
Hold on, wait.
Let me finish now.
I've been fighting since 68. I've been fighting since 68.
I've been fighting since 68.
How many times you see them guys
that talk about them street fighters
and they fight somebody
that fight for real?
What happened to them?
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
That's a different ballgame.
That's my point.
That's a different ballgame.
But that ain't got nothing to do with me.
That's what I'm saying.
Ocho.
Hey, you know,
you saw how we just talked about
you can put a certain individual
in any environment
and they gonna show up
Bobby Wilcox, Mark McGay
now you put me in any environment
I'm gonna give you what you're looking for now
now I ain't gonna take off running
if you pay $75 for a ticket
I always gave people their money's worth
just give me that chance.
That's all I need.
Didn't he fight,
he fought somebody else.
No,
it's okay, Ocho.
It's okay.
That's not your genre.
That's not your level.
I mean, hey.
Hey,
it's my genre.
It's my genre.
I've been fighting
all my life.
Matter of fact,
in this house right now,
in this house right now,
sometimes I got to
walk through this door.
I got to fight.
I got to fight. I got to fight.
No.
Every day I leave the house, it's a fight.
Yeah.
Whether it's mentally, it never, sometimes it's not even physical.
Sometimes it's a mental fight.
Oh, hey, that's my dog.
Okay, well, how he look?
He been fighting all his life.
How he look, though?
He look straight.
He look straight. Matter of fact, hey, you know what? Let me tell you how long I've been fighting all his life how he look though he look straight he look straight
matter of fact
hey you know what
you should
look at the
let me tell you how long
I've been fighting though
look at the videos
when I did the backyard fight
with Kimbo Slice
and Jorge Masvidal
I was at
I was in high school
like that fight with him
in Hialeah
in Opa-Locka
in the backyard
and then what happened
when he got into the ring
well it's a different
it's a different environment.
Again, remember
the tools and the
tutelage it takes to fight in a
structured environment starts as an
adolescent. Okay, you didn't start
as an adolescent.
Yeah, I did.
I just told you I've been fighting since 68.
Look here.
Man, can we at least get to one year?
Can we get to the one-year anniversary of the nightcap?
Well, are we going to get there?
Hey, just imagine this, right?
Imagine this.
Me come out with a nightcap robe, right?
Right, with a nightcap on my trunks.
Uncle Nocho on the
hey Uncle Nocho
on the bottom
you know
hey
and I come out that thing
bouncing with the
old school
Marvin Hagler
tassels on my shoes
yeah
and I shock the world
be like
god damn boy
we know that boy
Ocho move like that
but he still got the feet
yeah I got the feet
boy
and the head movement
and the head movement
and I'm to throw a little
Emmanuel Augustus in there, too.
Man, stop playing.
I'm going to be in that thing slipping and
dodging and countering
and catching.
Man, boy, my defense
so slick right now, too. I'm telling you.
And listen,
the next time I get a fight
and people see me like boy
Osho what you been doing
all I'ma say is
I would like to thank
this gonna be my speech
this gonna be my speech
I'd like to thank
Jerron Boots Ennis
I'd like to thank
Kayla Plant
I'd like to thank
the Charlo Twins
I'd like to thank
Bud Crawford
I'd like to thank
Shakur Stevenson
I'd like to thank Javante Davis I'd like to thank bud crawford i'd like to thank shakur stevenson i'd like to
thank giovante davis i would like to thank all of them for allowing me to be a part of their camps
throughout the last three years they have helped me get to what they helped me get to the point
that you've seen today and then from that point on then i'm gonna take on a professional career
for over 40 fighters oh joe What do you think about that?
Because you have
being able to see those punches
coming.
I saw Ray coming, didn't I?
That's why you read it.
That's why you read it.
It dropped like
a sack of potatoes.
No, you didn't.
And you read to him.
He didn't even see you. Just imagine
if he'd have dipped his shoulder.
Yeah, hey, he wasn't looking. He wasn't looking.
But you got to understand. You got to understand
the laws of gravity. I understand physics.
Now, what people always
laugh at me about that little clip, what they
don't understand is that I tripped
over my shoelace right before contact.
Now, if you understand physics and you understand the laws of gravity,
the low man wins.
So I lost the trajectory, right?
I can't even say the word right.
Yeah, so they already know.
So they know it's a lie.
I was here.
So I was here, right?
And I stepped on my shoelace right before contact.
I was going to go into right, right? And when I stepped on my shoelace, before contact. I was going to go into right, right?
And when I stepped on my shoelace,
it caused me to raise up a little bit
because I started stumbling forward.
So I raised up a little bit.
That's what allowed him
to go right through me.
He didn't even see you.
I know.
It's not about him seeing me.
So it's like he's a Mack truck.
He weighed like 270, 260.
So I had no leverage.
I had no leverage to stop the force
that was him coming at me.
That man, all he doing is he looking at the running back.
He looking at the running back. He got to get
the running back on the rim, Rob. And you
run into him and that man dropped you.
Yeah, but I just
explained to you the laws of physics on why
I lost.
You ain't got no bricks in your backpack.
I ain't need no bricks for your back pocket.
I ain't need no bricks.
The only bricks I need is right here.
Look at this.
You ain't got enough ass, Ocho.
This is waggle beef muscle.
Or whatever they call it.
The boxing match between Jake Paul and
Mike Tyson was postponed after Tyson's medical scare this week.
The fight, initially slated for July 20th at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, has been postponed.
Most valuable promotion says the new date will be announced next Friday.
Tyson, unfortunately, due to my ulcer flare-up, I have been advised by my doctor to lighten up my training for a few weeks to rest and recover.
Paul added,
I fully support postponing the event.
So Mike Tyson has no excuses.
Come fight night.
My fans know I don't want to be,
I don't want to face Iron Mike at anything,
but it's best 58.
Okay.
But let there be no mistake.
When he steps into the ring with me,
I'll be ready to claim my dove with a sensational finish.
Paul versus Tyson will be one for the ages.
I mean,
I like
it. I mean, I
like it. I just don't like the fact that
they're postponing the date. Again,
if you need someone to fill in,
I mean, I'm right here.
They don't. I'm right here.
I'm just saying, I'm just saying if they
do, because they're going to see this. I mean, if they do, you know, I'm right here. I'm right here. I'm just saying if they do, because they're going to see this.
I mean, if they do, you know,
I'm right here. I'm telling you.
Tell you, they want to put your boy in that thing.
I can feel it. I'm telling you.
You feel me?
I turn them things over better than Ryan Garcia. You hear me? I turn them things over like, I turn them things over better than Ryan
Garcia. You hear me?
And I don't take nothing
but GDM.
My hand like lightning. I don't take
nothing but GDM. Goddamn McDonald's.
They're not Big Macs,
Chicken Nuggets, all out you.
Bad Chicken Nuggets
be coming all out your trunks
Hey
It's one thing I won't do
It's one thing I won't do
and that's
I won't embarrass
I won't embarrass you
I won't embarrass Nightcap
I won't embarrass our fans
I won't embarrass our followers
I won't embarrass the people
I'm changing my name
You get knocked out
I'm changing my name
Nah
I'm not I'm name nah I'm not
I'm not
it's not going to happen not no more
I'm going to be the football player formerly known as Shannon Sharp
hey but listen
I'm excited again
I know I'm playing around
but what Jake Paul has done
as far as submerging himself in combat sports and making a name for himself without making a mockery of it, I know a lot of people don't like it.
He's found his niche.
He's found something that he's fallen in love with.
People paying to see it.
And people paying to see it.
And now at this point, people that don't like him, they paying to see him lose. And you got some people paying to see him win You know, and now at this point, people that don't like him,
they paying to see him lose.
And you got some people paying to see him win.
Yeah, but you paying.
And I'm happy for him.
I'm happy for him.
I like what he's doing.
And I wish him nothing
but continued success,
you know, on his venture.
But again,
if you need a feeling
and Mike can't go,
just let me know.
No, I think they're good. Just let me know. I think they're good. I think they're good. We try to get, just let me know. No,
I think they're good.
Let me know.
I think they're good.
I think they're good.
We try to get,
we try to get,
look,
we try to get,
I don't know how many shows we did this year.
I think we're going to probably be by the time September roll around.
What would be probably how many shows we do?
How many?
We probably be at 200 shows.
That's it.
We've been doing four to five a week.
So we're going to be over 200.
We got, we got, we got to triple that.
Yeah, well, you better get out of here.
Listen, 28, by the time 2025, we need like 1,000 shows.
Man, you got your damn mind.
1,000 shows.
I'm ready.
So if anything, we do, listen, we could do 1,000 shows.
We just shorten the time.
Shorten the time.
We do two hours.
That's what we do.
Nah, we do three.
Nah, we do two.
I'd be trying to get in there,
but you'd be telling a story
about how you boxed it
and you fight it
and you'd be...
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm telling you,
you got to see my defense.
Now you're going to be surprised.
You'd be like,
well, why you look like that
three years ago?
So I've been working.
I've been working. I've been working.
All I need is
an opportunity
to show off.
Ocho, you making good money.
Ocho, we making good money, Ocho.
Listen, you know what's funny?
That's why you should know.
It ain't even about the money.
No, Ocho.
It's about having the ability
to show the work
that I put in the past three years
and the improvement.
But see what's going to happen. No, you don't believe it. You don't believe it.
You're not gonna believe it until you see it. You're gonna be
getting mad with real like this here.
What's that?
You're gonna be in a wheelchair.
Trust me, that's not happening, man.
You don't play
combat sports. Oh, I know that. I know that. I know that. Trust me, that's not happening, man. My defense is good, man. Ocho, you don't play
play combat sports.
Oh, I know that. I know that.
I know that. That's the first rule. That's
rule number one. That's what you learn as soon
as you walk in the door. I know that.
You don't play it. That's why I'm taking this serious.
And I'm telling you, put me in the ring.
No. I'm telling you, I got this.
Man, Bozy
in there still taught me the Philly shell too. Ooh, hezy Ennis taught me to Philly Shell, too.
Ooh, he taught me how to relax.
But here's the thing.
The thing is that, yeah, they can teach it to you,
but what happens when you get touched?
I'm executing it.
I stay relaxed.
I done got touched.
No, you ain't got touched.
Stay relaxed.
You ain't got touched.
Ooh, ooh, ooh.
Okay.
Where you at?
Man, get up off me
man I'm catching
I'm catching everything
I'm
hey I'm sitting in the pocket too
like you know how
my first fight
I was doing all that
running around
because I didn't know how to
I didn't know how to act
when punches was flying at me
because I'm not used to it
and you're still not
nah
man I ain't going
I'm like she cool
I ain't even going nowhere
well go ahead and fight Le'Veon Bell
Le'Veon Bell
I think you and Le'Veon
yeah tell Le'Veon let's go man what Bell at tell Le'Veon let. Le'Veon Bell. I think you and Le'Veon. Yeah, tell Le'Veon let's go, man.
What Bell at?
Tell Le'Veon let's get in that thing.
That's a Pittsburgh.
That's a Cincinnati.
That's a, ooh, yeah.
AFC North.
You get the rivalry going back.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That'd be a good one.
Me and Le'Veon in that thing, man.
You touch him up real quick.
Turn that 26 into 62 real quick.
Pop, pop, pop, pop.
Okay. What else we got before we get into the rest of the show let's take a look yes at the promo for bad boys the summer begins with bad boys will smith and martin lawrence return to the big screen
with their signature swagger and hilarious banner but this time there's a twist miami finest are now
its most wanted mistakenly accused of breaking the law,
they suddenly must go on the run to clear their names with both the police and the cartels after
them what they're going to do. Bad Boys Ride or Die is must-see comedy event of the summer,
and I'm personally so stoked to see Will and Martin comedic chemistry back on the big screen.
Audience from earlier screenings are raving about Bad Boys. Ride or Die is the best Bad Boys yet.
And this film raises the bar in every way.
Bad Boys Ride or Die is exclusively in movie theaters next Thursday, June 6th.
Tickets are on sale now.
Rated R. You're not going to want to miss this.
Yes, yes.
Monday, we're going to have the trailer and we're going to have an interview with Will and Martin.
So make sure you tune in Monday night.
We'll have the trailer and we'll have the interview.
Well,
Ocho and I,
we sat down with Martin and Will to discuss Band Boy 4.
So Ocho,
we do it.
He's here to do it.
Ocho,
we do it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
We do.
We do.
I like it.
I like it.
We do it. We do it. We do it. We do it. We do it. We do it. We do it. We do it. We do it. We do it. We do it. We do it. We do it. We do it. We do it. We do it. That's what we doing. I like it. I like it. We doing our thing.
We the podcast to the stars.
That's what we do.
Yeah.
That's what we do.
All right, Ocho.
It's time for the Soccer Cap with Ocho Real Madrid
won the Champions League final 2-0.
Ocho, take off.
Listen, for those of you that love the game of soccer,
for those of you that love the beautiful game,
for those of you who have been waiting for the Champions League final today, three o'clock.
It was a great one. It was a great one. It was one that I thought Dortmund should have won first half.
They had chance after chance after chance after chance and just couldn't find the back of the net. Too many chances. And I said at the halftime,
if Dortmund does not score,
which they didn't score at the half,
I said that Real Madrid magic
that always happens in the 70th, 80th,
the 90th minute or extra time
is going to bite him in the ass.
And what happened?
It bit him in the ass.
Oh, excuse me.
It bit him in the ass.
I thought you were going to say bit him in the butt. You said that. You said, excuse me, didn't bit him in the ass. So I excuse me. It bit him in the ass. I thought you were going to say
bit him in the butt.
You said ass.
You said excuse me,
then bit him in the ass.
So I thought you were going to go with butt.
I still curse anyway.
Okay, go ahead.
My bad.
Danny Carvajal
heads in
a corner.
Quiet, quiet.
My bad.
My bad.
I got all the kids here too.
My bad. Hey, Danny Carvajal scores a header. What, baby? Come here, come here. quiet quiet my bad my kid my kid I got all the kids here too my bad
hey Danny Carvajal scores
a header what baby
come here come here come on daddy
daddy's working come here
hey Carvajal
scores a beautiful beautiful
beautiful header say hi to
Unk say hi to Unk say hi
no
are you gonna say say something no Say hi. No?
Are you going to say something?
No?
Okay, there we go.
Thank you.
Hey, Vinicius on the baseline.
Beautiful.
Another corner.
Another goal.
Real Madrid wins.
Wait, let me see.
Let me see.
This is nine. this is their,
they won nine straight UCL finals that they played in.
They haven't lost a UCL final in 43 years.
This is the first ever undefeated UCL campaign from Real Madrid.
And you know what the bad thing about it is?
No, come on, come here.
You know what the bad thing about it is? Is Real come on, come here. You know, the bad thing about it is,
is Real Madrid next year.
They get Mbappe.
Yeah.
Mbappe is leaving PSG and coming to Real Madrid.
So basically if you're a gambling man,
I would bet Real Madrid,
Real Madrid,
Real Madrid to win Champions League again.
It was a really good game.
But again, I think it's all Dortmund's
fault. It's all Dortmund's fault
because they had so many chances in the first
half to kind of put the game
not away, but at least
give them enough room to even
if Real Madrid scored those two goals
they would have won the game. But
unfortunately, they didn't do it, right?
Yeah.
Say yeah? Yeah. but unfortunately they didn't do it right yeah say yeah yeah dennis schruder is trading the
hardwood for a pitch this offseason he suited up with a professional soccer debut with the fc
germana whatever they're called the sixth tier german soccer team schruder brother-in-law played
for the team and got him connected with the club and he's using it in a way conditioning ahead of the Summer Olympics.
Trudeau grew up playing soccer before
transitioning to basketball, so he's
not new to the pitch and can clearly hold
his own if he's getting
playing time.
Hey, Dennis, I know you're going to see this boy.
You look so goddamn smooth,
really composed, really relaxed on
the ball. He looks like he's done it
before. You can tell he played as a little kid.
And this is a good way,
a very, very good way
to keep you in shape.
The only problem is
if you have any muscle mass,
any type of muscle,
you're losing everything.
As far as your lower extremities,
oh, he's going to be in phenomenal shape.
He's going to be in phenomenal shape.
So he's going to be fine.
But he looks really good.
Obviously, it's a small sample size.
But even with a small sample size, you know, if you're a scout, you know, you can see something and just know, you know what?
Okay, he can play.
That's exactly what Dennis Schroeder looked like.
Nice, comfortable.
Look how relaxed he is on the ball.
Yeah, he's been there before.
He's been there before.
I like it.
I like it.
That's all right.
We'll get revenge. We're we gonna beat the brakes off them Germans
we beating the brakes off everybody we bringing the gold
home Slovenia I think
Slovenia gotta qualify
uh and uh uh
Jokic
where is your Jokic from Jokic is
uh Serbia
we got some for all y'all the French
too Wimbinyana
Wimbinyama uh uh uh uh all y'all we got Rudy Gobert we got some for all y'all the French too Wimbinyama all y'all we got Rudy Gobert
we got some for you too
so you got USA
we gonna beat the brakes off them
wait the brakes
or we gonna win
brakes
we ain't losing nothing
let me ask the baby baby are going to beat the brakes off everybody?
Yep.
Okay.
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Yeah.
The referees
rebooted the incident but not upgraded to a
flagrant or technical. They did, however,
Dean, get away from the play, foul
because it happened before the ball was in.
After the game, Carter refused to answer
questions on what happened.
Indiana general manager
Lynn Dunn was among those frustrated. Dunn tweeted,
the difference between tough defense
and unnecessary targeting action, it needs
to stop. The league needs to clean
this crap up. This is not who
the league is. Absolutely.
All this notion. Now, there are
some people the last couple of weeks, and I ain't
going to call your name, but you're going to see this, and I'm
talking to you. What are they supposed to do?
Let her score? They're trying to see this and I'm talking to you. What are they supposed to do? Let her score?
They're trying to win. That's
not basketball.
Angel
Reese getting tangled up?
Angel Reese trying to block her out and she
hip checks her to the ground? That's basketball.
That's bull jive. That's
Bush League. Now, you woman
enough to check the woman and she ain't got the ball but
you ain't woman enough to answer questions and you wonder why i don't give a damn what anybody says
they're mad at these young girls that came in sorry about that lady they're mad at britney uh
caitlyn clark they're mad at angel reese because they're the bird in magic and they're getting the attention instead of being like man
more people are talking more people
think about it the
game that the
Las Vegas Aces played
against with Caitlin Clark
the tickets were triple
back a regular
season game than what they were in the finals
now you tell me what that is
yeah you right look what they're having the finals. Now you tell me what that is.
Yeah.
You're right.
Look what they're having to move the games to.
They're moving games, putting them on big time situations.
You're jealous.
Right.
That was a Bush league play and it needs to be addressed.
That was a flagrant foul.
That was unnecessary.
Flagrant anything deemed to be unnecessary.
I need somebody to explain to me why was that necessary yeah i mean it wasn't necessary i'm not sure why she did it i don't
know if they were going at it what they gotta do we going at it i mean no i'm i'm just saying
going at it throughout the game you know how i get chirpy between players i'm not sure there
might have been an incident that might have happened early in the game but either so you
you can't you can't do that that's happened early in the game. But either so, you can't do that.
That's not part of the game.
Again, playing physical, playing physical is okay.
Playing physical is fine.
Having hard fouls is okay.
But doing that when the ball hasn't even been rebounded in is unnecessary.
It's unnecessary and it's uncalled for.
But what Kaitlin Clark and Angel Reese have done is they have a new set
of eyes. They have a new set of
a different demographic now watching.
They have other people watching
and joined in WNBA games.
I myself have been tuned
in and
enjoying them as well.
When we get a little break, I'm going to do a little
traveling, a little hopping from city
to city to catch some of these games.
So it's exciting.
It's exciting, and I'm excited for the WNBA and its players.
But that play there, nah, we can't be doing that.
We can't be doing that.
That's not exciting.
All this notion, oh, the league was going.
Tell me when the last time all these players been in the league all this time.
You name all the prominent players, tell me the time the WNBA has had this much buzz.
I'll wait.
Everybody in the chat,
that y'all was saying,
oh, these women been in the league
before Caitlyn Clark and Angel Reese.
Tell me the time
they had this much buzz.
Tell me the time
they had this many eyes on the draft.
Tell me this many times
they had watching WNBA preseason game.
I'm just waiting.
Go ahead, Phil.
Go ahead, Chad.
Take off.
So, I mean, obviously, I'm new to the WNBA
this year I've known all the players
obviously by name because they are household names
before Kaelin Clark and Angel Reese came in
so are you saying that the buzz around
the WNBA wasn't the same as it is now
I'm asking you because I don't know
I'm just being honest
no no everybody knows it
that's just like saying oh the NBA they were great players because I don't know. No, no, no. Everybody knows it.
That's just like saying,
oh, the NBA,
they were great players before Lab Bird and Magic Johnson.
They didn't get this buzz
when they got there, did it?
And then Michael Jordan
took it to another level.
And the same thing,
they took cheap shots
on Michael Jordan.
They froze him out
of the All-Star game.
So this is not unique.
Wait, wait.
They took cheap shots on Michael?
Yes, they did. And they froze him out of the All-Star game to win passing is not unique. Wait, wait. Yes, they did.
And they froze him on the All-Star game. They wouldn't pass him
the ball.
Come on, man. What you mean
wouldn't pass Mike the ball? Go back and look it up.
You did that?
That's what started. That kind of started the
situation.
With Isaiah and them.
Oh, so that stuff with Isaiah, Thomas, and Mike,
that's real.
All I'm saying, I want you to go back.
I want to know if somebody,
and purposely, no play,
ran into the back of Donna Taurasi,
ran into the side of Maya Moore,
ran into the side of Candace Parker.
I'm not saying the ball not even being inbounds.
I'm not talking about a basketball play.
I saw what Alyssa Thomas did to
what you call them. Was it unnecessary? Yes.
They gave up flagrant one.
Because why?
Because they deemed it excessive
and unnecessary.
So how is a play
she's just standing there
and she just runs into her.
You don't deem that unnecessary.
It's crazy.
I think they might have been going at it
in the middle of the game.
But Kaitlyn Clark don't look like the type of person
that talk or say anything.
She talk, yes.
Oh, she talk?
I ain't seen it yet. I haven't seen it yet. And I watched the whole Fever game. I watched the Aces. I mean, she will be. Oh, she talking? I ain't seen it yet.
I haven't seen it yet.
And I watched the whole Fever game.
I watched the Aces.
I mean, not Aces.
I watched the, damn, the Sky.
I watched the Sky and Fever game.
And I didn't notice her.
I've just tried.
I've just tried.
I want to know.
People I know, they were great players.
I go back to when the WNBA was first instituted
and the Comets won the first title. And I remember
all, Teaspoon and Tisha Prentice-Charrow,
I remember all of them.
Tina Thompson
and Cynthia
Cooper and Cheryl Swoops,
all of them.
All of them.
The WNBA
has never been talked
about like it has this year with the
dishes of Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese.
They haven't had the eyeballs like they have with Caitlin Clark and Angel
Reese.
It's okay to admit that.
It's okay.
There's a reason why they protect the quarterback.
There's a reason they don't let you hit him
because they know what's important.
Right.
Y'all better understand what's laying the golden
eggs for you young ladies
so you guys get the benefits, so you get the rise
now. Don't cut your
nose off the spite of your face. Don't do
that.
Hey,
I just know the motherfucking goddamn
game is exciting.
I got my WNBA gear. I got my
WNBA jerseys too.
I'm ready.
I'm ready.
Ain't no babying.
Cause the suit is...
Y'all think
that's QO. Y'all got to toughen up.
Man, you let somebody run.
What you think will happen if LeBron's just standing there and somebody ran into the side of him or Steph Curry,
one of these big NBA stars?
What would you think would happen, Ocho?
Suspend it.
Come on, man.
Stop it.
Reap the benefits.
I'm not saying you don't go out there and compete.
That's what you do. You compete. And sometimes there are going to be hard fouls. If she had the benefits. I'm not saying you don't go out there and compete. That's what you do. You compete.
And sometimes there are going to be hard fouls.
If she had the ball,
okay, that was a hard foul.
But the girl's standing there.
Second of all, it's easy to knock
somebody, oh, she flopped. Bro,
if you're just standing there, that's why
if you're walking and somebody sticks
you almost trip. Man,
you've played. No no because I wasn't
expecting it right
I just don't
get it I don't tell me what they get
out of this
I get it she
came in and she got a few deal I
get it Gatorade I get it
safe I get it Ocho
it's natural we're human
she ain't dribbling.
What is Ocho?
You remember when we first got to leave?
When I got in the league?
Yeah.
Rookies come in getting that big money.
He ain't even throwing NBA ball.
He ain't throwing NFL football.
Kayla Clark ain't never shot a WNBA basketball except in workouts.
She ain't had one game.
She got a shoe deal.
She got a state farm commercial.
She got Gatorade.
And there's no telling how many local endorsements she got in indiana but you know i don't i do you think
something like that will even bother the other players how many of them got shoe deals ocho
sabrina anescu got one but and now caitlyn clark got one and they just gave one to asia wilson
asia wilson just got a shoe deal after Kaitlyn Clark.
Asia Wilson, a two-time league MVP, a finals MVP, a rookie of the year,
a two-time defensive player of the year, a gold medal.
You want me to go home?
No.
Listen, this is all new to me.
I like it.
The WNBA is exciting.
I told you how that goddamn environment was
when I went to Atlanta.
So I'm looking forward to, obviously,
going to other states
and just enjoying the game
now that I know a little bit more about basketball,
learning the names,
so I can talk about the WNBA a little bit more.
I'm a watch.
I like the women.
I used to love the Comets.
I met Cheryl. I was at an event for it might have been a Nike event
during the Super Bowl and I met Cheryl
many, many years ago.
And so, you know, I follow it.
I follow it. I like it.
I met, as a matter of fact,
I met Donna Taurasi
before
she got drafted
back in 2000. I think she might have
got drafted in 2004.
Met her and a couple of homegirls at the
NBA All-Star game
when it was in Denver.
It was in 2005 because I retired
and then 2005. So it was 2005.
I met her. Great. Just it was 2005. I met her.
Great.
Just saw her.
We just saw her.
Where do we see her?
Out here at the studio.
At first date.
Great.
Love DT.
Love her.
I don't know a whole lot of the other ones.
Met Maya Moore once.
She had an event going on in Atlanta at Lifetime Fitness.
So I'm all for it.
And I want what's best for the game.
I want it to grow.
And I think these two individuals
can help it grow.
It's going to bring a new set of eyeballs.
It's going to bring a younger generation.
I'm embracing it.
But I tell you what,
had that been at Leo Boston,
you're the number one pick.
Don't let them girls do your girl like that.
Ain't no way in hell
you're going to cheap shot my quarterback. You're not going to cheap
shot nobody on my team. I'm going to get your ass
back.
That means Leah Boston would have to
become the enforcer.
I'm going to come whatever.
Guess what? Oh, Joe, you know how you can put
elbows on somebody's head in basketball?
Oh, my bad.
My bad.
Oh, you're not finna do my teammate like that.
We gonna get you back.
Man, such and such. Cheat shot at me.
What's his number? If he on special
team, homeboy. Oh, we
gonna get your ass back. You hit John
in the back, if he done throw the ball,
don't worry about it.
I bet you'd be like a cock roast before that quarter over.
Feet up in the air, on his back.
Because we're going to roll your ass up.
Or I'm going to get you back.
That's just my team.
I'm definitely going to get your ass back if you do that to me.
But if there's going to be enforcing,
and I'm sure every WNBA team
has an enforcer,
most of the time
it's probably a veteran,
long as they do things
within the rules
and within the frame of the game,
I'm all for it.
I'm going to get you.
Was that in the frame of the game?
Was that in the frame of the game?
So when are you allowed
to hit a player?
No, it wasn't in the frame of the game, So when are you allowed to hit a player? No, it wasn't in the frame of the game,
but what you don't want to do
is you don't want to affect your team
and get yourself thrown out of the game.
Don't worry about it.
I've got to send a message.
Because what did they do?
They sent a message.
Send a message.
I've got to send a message.
We ain't going to tolerate this
because right now they're doing this
because they're going on
without repercussions.
Yeah. Okay, you're right. You're right. You they're going on without repercussions. Yeah.
Okay,
you're right. You're right. You're right. When you say it like that.
You have a deal with us at some point in time.
I'm going to stop it. Right.
Because people don't stop.
Just like the bully.
As long as you show up every day with
75 cents and you allow the bully to take
it, he ain't stopping on his own.
Yeah. You got to take it, he ain't stopping on his own. Yeah.
You got to stop it.
Leah Boston, don't let them do your girl.
Don't let them do your home girl like that.
Yeah.
No, sir. That ain't going to fly.
That ain't going to fly.
Matter of fact, Matt, you know what?
Boy, I wish I could be a boy.
Remember at LSU,
someone, I think,
pushed Andrew Reese
or knocked her down or something?
Yeah, Mr. Thompson.
And who was that that came?
Somebody came to the show.
Came to a defense.
I'm talking about
and shoved the girl.
That's what you should do.
That's what you should do.
And here's the thing.
That play was unnecessary
because it was a the head and shoulder
areas, which is what you play.
So anything that's unnecessary above the
shoulders, don't get you. But you
know, she goes like, well, I was just trying to box out
and my hand got a little carried away.
I'm just trying to figure out
how she explained that. Well,
I thought she had the ball.
Ball wasn't even inbound.
Right. I guarantee they were chirping throughout the game
that's alright
oh
I like that
I guarantee they were chirping throughout the game
that's why you tell us
how we gonna do this thing today
we gonna snap the whistle
or snap after the whistle
I just need to know
all I wanna do is know
so if we gonna be dirty
ain't no sense in one of us being dirty
and the other being clean.
Let's both get dirty.
Yeah.
I mean, if you lay down with a pig,
you'll get muddy.
I like playing in the mud
when I was a kid.
So even as an adult,
Ocho said,
this is a kid's game.
Okay.
If it's a kid game,
I played in the mud.
I'm not finna let you cheap shot
one of my teammates
and get away with it.
Not if I see it or if he tell me about it.
He might have lied.
I'm gonna get your ass back.
And if you cheap shot me,
you best believe I'm gonna get your ass back.
Cause I'm gonna make it look like it was a play.
Man, come on, Sharp.
That's unnecessary.
So what you did?
Two wrongs don't make a right.
They don't make a left either. Hey, you what you did. Two wrongs don't make a right. They don't make a left either.
Hey, you know what?
But what's funny is with all the stuff going on,
the stuff with Caitlin Clark, the stuff with Angel Reese,
Asia Wilson, like the WNBA now that I'm paying attention.
I'm sure everybody else that's always been locked in on it.
Like now I'm seeing it everywhere.
It's probably already been everywhere.
Obviously, I was just missing it
because I wasn't paying attention
to it before.
But now there's a certain aura
and excitement around it.
Watching the highlights.
It just, it just,
it's just different now.
And I'm happy, I'm happy for them.
Y'all keep, oh,
what about this time
when this girl did this to fly?
What about this time?
No, don't do that.
Don't do that.
Y'all try to paint this narrative,
and I know what it is.
I know who I am.
I'm not going to let y'all...
For the longest time,
for about three months,
I let people almost define
who and what I did.
Oh, you don't support black women.
Don't worry about it.
You say you didn't need no man,
so you don't need my support. Oh, now you't support black women. Don't worry about it. You say you didn't need no man, so you don't need my support.
Oh, now you need
my support? Hold on.
I thought you didn't need no man.
Oh.
Oh. Oh. So
which is it? You
want my support or you don't?
Oh.
My resume speaks for itself.
But I'm not going to let y'all.
Look, I call out right and wrong.
You see, as Kat said, color is not where the line is drawn.
Right and wrong is where the line is drawn.
If you wrong and you black, you wrong.
If you white and you wrong, you wrong.
That's where the line gets drawn.
Not color, right and wrong.
If I see right, if a black person does right, I'm going to say they did right.
If they did wrong, I'm going to say that.
I've always said that.
Y'all know it.
I got a lawsuit pending now with Brent Favre.
Why? Why?
Because I said what I said.
Oh, you don't say, all you do
is talk about Antonio Brown.
Brent Favre did that, you ain't say nothing.
Bro, I've spent half a million dollars
over nothing?
But see, that's what y'all say.
That's why, Ocho, that's why I say you got to be careful
because people on social media is very influential that's why people keep saying things on social
media because people go there's a reason why they have influencers one person takes off with it, and they take off and run. Yeah. Now,
I promised
myself, promised
my family, my sister, my kids,
had to say, look,
daddy's going to the next level.
There are going to be some things said
about daddy that's going to be
not true.
Not even in the slightest.
But as long as y'all are okay,
that it could weather any storm.
Because Mary Porter had three,
built three the hard way.
Sharon Sharp, Sterling Sharp,
and Shannon Sharp
had by Mary Alice Dix,
or Sharp,
built by Mary Porter.
So all that other stuff y'all say,
I get it, get it, get your laugh.
But I'm going to tell you what I'm going to do.
We're going to have another conversation in about five years.
I want y'all to have that same conversation.
I want y'all to have them same thing.
Now, don't be mad.
There's some stuff going on.
I ain't saying nothing about it.
But don't be mad when you see it.
But I know what you're going to say.
Oh, he had to do something.
He had to do something to get that job, O do something he had to do something to get that job oh joe he had to do something to do that i know it's coming so i'm just gonna go and prepare you because they're gonna ask you oh joe you if man oh gay
he man how he get all these jobs how he get all these opportunities i'm just go ahead and prepare
you for it i'm preparing you for it, Ocho. But it's coming.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
If you're getting jobs, shit, I'm getting jobs too.
What you, what you?
Yeah, okay. I don't know
where we going, but I'm going to, shit.
We got some things, we got some things,
we got some things in the iron,
in the fire, in the fire.
I know, I know. Listen, I know we cooking.
I know we cooking.
I'm ready.
But see, here's the thing.
The chat keep at you to have that same energy.
See?
See?
I just watched the show.
I said Alyssa Thomas' shot was unnecessary.
But hold on, Ocho.
You remember when they got drafted?
I tweeted about Angel Reese.
Well, why you ain't tweeting about the other girls?
It ain't never good enough.
It ain't never good enough.
Oh, why you tweeting about Angel Reese?
She wasn't the first pick in the draft.
I didn't even mention Kate.
I don't even know if I mentioned Kate LeClarke.
Did I?
I mentioned Angel Reese.
But, oh, oh oh why you mention her
you don't like
hey Rhea
how you doing?
did you get my message today?
yeah yeah
Ashley gave me your message
what you think?
I ain't seen it yet
I will take a look at it
and I will hit on you
nah stop pushing away
come back in the camera
come back in the screen Rhea
my hair is not done y'all gonna stop
doing this for me now
yeah you know
I'm gonna get
I'm gonna get to you
alright
look I'm trying
I'm trying to set you up
oh I know I love
success I'm addicted to success
I'm talking to success.
I'm talking about on the woman's side.
Oh, but they need to be able to help me, you know, even become
more successful.
They will.
They will. They'll add times a hundred.
Like I did today.
Oh, yeah, you did. You did a miracle for that
one right there.
But, like, before y'all come, do your homework.
Before y'all say, I criticized this black person
and didn't criticize this white person, do your homework.
Everybody that really knows me and watched me from,
even when I was at CBS,
they didn't like when I called Coach Belichick out.
They lost, and then he sent
somebody, he sent out the punt returner, don't nobody
know. When Coach Kyle was lost,
he came out and addressed the media
outside the locker room. When Tony
Dungy lost, he came out. Rex
Ryan, everybody did that except
Coach Belichick. And I called his
ass out. I said, you're making it real
easy to root for the opposing team when
you do Bush League stuff like this.
I call out right and wrong.
I don't call out color because I don't give a
damn what color you are. If you're right, you're
right. If you're wrong, you're wrong. And I'm going to stand
on that. But
go back and see what I said when
Angel Reese, when Alyssa Thompson did what
she did. Go back.
Go back.
But see, y'all don't want to do that. You're lazy.
You just want to throw that out there. You put
it out there. Well, Shannon don't take up for black women.
And then somebody pick it up. And then you
tweet it out there. And everybody's like, I know
he like white women. So I heard
what the hell? But you should know.
You're tweeting it.
Ain't never met me. Ain't never seen me.
But somebody said
that Shannon likes white women.
Shannon likes women.
Black, white,
Dominican,
Puerto Rican,
African, South African.
Women.
That's been my problem.
It don't matter.
That's why I'm single.
Yeah.
Ain't no secret
I mean hey
am I a great guy am I funny
can I make you laugh and get yes
but you know
you know I got that
sometimes I had a little farce with a guy
that made me wonder
you know what I'm saying
it's a little lazy
but it wandered you know what I'm saying? I just said, I'm just making it. It's a little lazy, but it wanders.
You know what I'm saying?
So, you know.
Hey, man.
Hey, boy, you shut up.
All right.
You say you got that far as.
That thing a little lazy, but it wanders.
You know, sometimes it's, you know, you know, I'm walking straight ahead.
You know what I'm saying?
Damn.
You know, she keep, she cracked me with a quick bow.
Okay, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
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