Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: David Benavidez joins, De’Aaron Fox Spurs rumors, viral Twitter videos

Episode Date: January 30, 2025

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson are joined by 3-time WBC Super Middle Weight champ David Benavidez to discuss his upcoming fight against David Morrell on February 1st at 8PM ET/5PM PT on Prime Video. Later, Unc and Ocho discuss Sacramento Kings De’Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs rumors, the guys dive into viral Twitter moments and more!04:00 - David Benavidez joins18:00 - D Fox to Spurs24:11 - Franklin gets picture of drill for package31:00 - Wife lies about emergency funds38:30 - Q&Ayyyyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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and super middleweight, 29-0, 24 knockouts, David Benavidez. David, how you doing, bro? I'm doing great, brother. Thank you guys for having me on. I really appreciate the invitation being here. Thank you. Okay.

David Morrell, what can we expect in this fight? So David Morrell, the reason why I picked this guy is because he's the top fighter at light heavyweight division. You know, for me, I understand that I want to make my own path and I got to be the best. And then no matter who it may be. So David Morel, he's considered the best of light heavyweight, but I'm just the Mexican monster. And I'm going to show exactly what I made up this Saturday. And like I said, you know, this is, this is, this is a real beef. I'm going in there to break David Morel's mouth. He had a lot to say about me.

So he has to, he has to live up to everything he said about me. I like it. Hey, listen, Dave. Listen, we know each other very well, man. You started boxing at the age of three. Can you share some memories from your early training days and what drew you to the sport at such a young age? Yeah, definitely. I remember training in the garage with my dad,

with my dad and my brother. I know just being a little kid, running miles, and sparring all the kids in the neighborhood, sparring everybody, basically earning my respect was sparring the bad people and beating them up, then going to different cities and beating them up and just making my name like that. And, um, you know, basically what, what drew me to the sport more, what made me grow passionate of it, it was, it was, it's not how you look or it's not how you acted it's how you fought that's how we gained the respect and you could look a certain type of way

but you could be a whole different type of way in the ring and you know because of me when i was younger i was chubbier so people made fun of me but when i got their ass in the ring they had nothing to say to me after that so that's really what drew me to the sport and that's what made me have the passion i have for the sport today. With all the fights you've had to date, right? Is there one fight that you consider the most defining moment in your career? Or you haven't had that fight yet?

I feel like I haven't had that fight yet. I feel like the one that really put me on the map was when I fought Caleb Plant. Because, you know, I kind of really got my story out there. And it wasn't a hard fight, to be honest with you you but that was really the one that put me on the map look you're fighting David Morrell but we everybody knows you everybody everybody in the sport even you're not in the sport they know you want one fight you want Canelo Alvarez why is it so important for you to fight Canelo?

Because that's just going to define, you know, my history, and that's basically, that fight is the passing of the torch from one great Mexican fighter to another. But that's why that fight isn't happening. Because that other Mexican fighter doesn't want to pass the torch, because he knows, once I get his ass in that ring, all his titles are going to

come with me. And he's not ready to be sacrificed like that yet. And at the end of the day, like I said, if he was so confident in his skills that he could come beat me, why doesn't he just come shut me up and get a big bag out of it too? Because this is the biggest fight in boxing.

Whether you like it or not, you know, whether somebody says it is or it's not, this is the fight that everybody wants to see. I'm 100% confident in myself. I know I will go in there and I'll beat Canelo. He knows that he can't beat me. That's why he doesn't want to give me the opportunity. That's why he'd rather fight Jaime Munguia.

That's why he'd rather fight Edgar Berlingo because he knows he can't mess with the Mexican monster. I love the confidence. Where does the confidence like this come from to know Canelo, one of the greatest fighters of all time? I think most would probably argue the fact. What is it about what you've done or what you've achieved makes you feel that you can beat Canelo no matter what, hands down?

Where does the confidence come from? Because I've been putting in the work for a long, long time. I've been sparring nothing but world champions, you know, in my adolescence. When I was 14 years old, I sparred Peter Quillen. He was a champion. 14 years old, I was sparring Lateef Kyobe. He was a champion.

15, Kelly Pavlik. 16, Gennady Dilovkin. 17, Gilberto Ramirez. 18, Bivol. And not only was I holding my ground with these fighters I was getting the best out of them and that's why I know I'm a different type of I'm a different caliber fighter and honestly at the end of the day I believe in myself I believe in my skills I believe that you know um I can manifest whatever I desire. I'm really connected with my mind, body, and soul. So I know whatever I set my mind to, I will manifest.

And that's how I know I will beat Canelo because I have 110% confidence in myself and whatever I set my mind to, I will accomplish. Listen, as much as I love boxing, I love the sweet science, I love everything about it. So when I think about Canelo, and at some point I think this fight will happen. When it happens, I'm not sure. But if it is to happen, would you prefer to fight at 168 for the undisputed super middleweight?

Or you open to face him at a catchweight or even a fight at heavyweight? To be honest with you, I'm not going to give you my opinion. Can you still, David, can you still? Yes? I don't know. Once somebody froze... Hold on, Dave. Hold on one minute.

Is that us? I can see you now. I don't keep moving. Okay, go ahead, Dave. So what I ask you, would you prefer to fight at 168 168 pounds for the Undisputed Super Metalweight Title, or are you open to face him At a catchweight, or hell, even heavyweight What do you think?

I'm going to play, I'm going to predict the future right here I'm going to talk to him The only way I see this fight happening Is me going up, or winning all the belts At light heavyweight. Winning all the undisputed titles. And then me and Canelo fight at a catchweight. 172 or 173

for the 168 pound titles and the 175 pound titles. I think that will entice Canelo to fight because it will make this fight 100 times bigger. And it will be the biggest fight in the Mexican boxing history. and that's the way I see that fight playing out. I feel like in my

heart, I definitely feel in my heart that's how that fight's going to happen and I will be the greatest Mexican fighter of all time. I like it. I love it. What is it? When we think of boxing, when we think of Mexican boxer, we think of Machismo, we see De La Hoya, we

see Chavez. We see all these great Mexican fighters, and we know they're going to go out on their shield. I don't care. Let me die in this ring. Do not throw that towel in. Do not stop this fight. We going out. We going to

go out. What is it that you guys put so much pride in boxing? I just feel like you're not going to let somebody outmaneuver you. In this sport, it's the only sport that can be man-to-man. And I'm going to fight. I'm not going to let somebody make me look bad in front of my people. This is how it is.

This is why it's a machismo. This is a Mexican style of boxing. We're going to keep going toe-to-toe until one goes to the floor and i guarantee you that one is not gonna be me i'm gonna be the one going toe-to-toe and i'm gonna be knocking everybody out and that's how much confidence i have myself and i feel like that's just the mexican blood of me i feel like all mexican fighters think like that oh you forgot what do you think the hold up is is it money does he say you're asking for too much money

does he want too much money no so when they offered Canelo he only gives when you fight Canelo you only get a flat fee of 5 million dollars which I'm totally fine for that but like I said he's

looking for the easier fights he doesn't want the hard fights like I said that's why he's going with Berlanga he went with Jaime Munguia I feel like this fight is going to be inevitable because I'm not going nowhere you know I just turned 28 years old I'm coming into my prime

and I feel the best I've ever felt and I'm not going nowhere I guarantee you I'm going to be the last man standing. So when Canelo, he's through with all the little fighters he's fighting, he's done fighting all the weak fighters he's fighting, you know, there's going to be a real man right here standing in front of him. I like it. Let's go back to what's happening February 1st. David Benavidez, the Mexican monster versus David Murrell, and we know you watch Morel. I've watched Morel. I've followed Morel before.

Morel is known for his aggressive style. What do you see as his biggest strengths? And do you see any holes in his game that you may be able to expose, whether it be mid-range, whether it be in the pocket? What's the game plan, if you're allowed to talk about that? Yeah, David Morel, he's a great fighter. But this is what sets me apart from everybody else i make the great fighters look average and with david moreau he moves around really good but you know like i said i cut the distance i throw punches and bunches i throw hard body shots he's never faced nobody like me he's never faced nobody yeah throws

combinations like me attacks to the body and that could take a punch. You know, like I said, we're going to go toe-to-toe for, we're going to go toe-to-toe all day. So all that stuff he was talking about me saying that he was going to knock me, that he was going to hurt me, you know, I'm going to be there to test his chin. And I'm going to be,

I want to do a fight. Like I said, I like to be, I like to beat an ass that's not scary. You know what I mean? So I'm going in there, I'm putting everything on the line, and I will get David Morel out of there. I like it. I'm excited, man. I'm excited.

I can't wait till February 1st, man. I could talk boxing all goddamn night. Go ahead. What about some of the other fighters? What about Bovo? What about Better B.L.? Yeah, so after this fight, after I beat David Morel, I'm going to be put in line to fight for all the titles. That's why I was telling Chad that that's why I see the fight with

Konello. It's inevitable. It's definitely going to happen because once I get all those titles, that's going to be the only thing that entices Konello. But I understand that Better B and Bivol are great fighters. I used to spar Bivol. I sparred him a lot. So I know him

up close and personal. But they're great fighters. But like I said, I understand that greatness isn't given. It's earned. So I'm going to go take my greatness. I like it. That's the fight. David Benavidez.

David Morrell. February the 1st, 8 p.mpm Pacific on Prime Video hold on, hold on Dave, I got a question yeah in between, right let's say after the Morrell fight anything in between you want to fight me as a tune-up

a tune-up match before you get to Canelo or you get to anybody else come on bro, I used to watch you when I was in 7th grade, you get to Canelo or you get to anybody else? Come on, bro. I used to watch you when I was in seventh grade. You used to be my favorite player. I don't want to do you like that, bro. Come on, please. No way to do it. No way to do it like that.

Hey, hey, hey. Do him. Do him. Hey. I'm going to knock you out, and it's going to hurt my heart. No, no, no, no, no. Listen. It's called winning.

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I love you too, man. And like I said, I've been a lifelong fan of you guys, man, both of you guys, man. So it's an honor to be here. Bro, thank you so much. David Benavidez takes on David Morrell, February the 1st, 8 p.m. Eastern, 5 p.m. Pacific, on Prime Video. Good luck, David.

Thank you for joining us, man. We'll talk to you down the road. Hopefully, within the next year, that fight with Canelo takes place, and we'll have you right back here again. Yes, sir. Thank you, guys, man. Take care.

Thank you, bro. Appreciate it. Ocho, check this out. You heard him? He scared of me. He scared of me. If he fights that super middleweight, which is 168, he's probably walking around at 198, so he's probably

walking around at your size. Yeah. And he's tall with around at your size. Yeah, yeah. And he's tall with it, too. Good defense. He's always tight. Like he said earlier, he throws them punches in bunches.

So it's going to be a very good fight. I'm not sure if you know anything about David Murrell, but David Murrell is good. He's got power. He can move around when he needs to. He can sit in the pocket when he needs to. He can fight at mid-range. He can fight from distance.

He got good ring IQ. He's young. He doesn't have that many fights up under his belt, but he's so good, which is why he's very confident. He can get in there and go toe-to-toe. Go toe-to-toe, but he's going to be there. I'm excited for it, and I can't wait. It's going to be a good one. I think the thing is, Ochoa, but look,

if everybody's coming to fight like they say, somebody's going to get left. Because, hey, here's the thing now. When you throw punches, you can't protect your chin. When you throw, you're out here, what you protected with? Something's going to come. You got to wait for something going to be coming back. Oh, yeah.

Every time. Every time, especially at that level. Yes. That's why ring IQ is important. It's the chess match. It's the chess match. As you go up in weight classes, them punches get harder and harder.

Harder and harder, yeah. And one punch turns the lights out of the building. Yeah. Oh, yeah. But I can't wait to see that fight. Ocho, basketball. De'Aaron Fox to the Spurs. The Kings received dozens of calls about De'Aaron Fox.

He reportedly has a favorite destination in mind, the San Antonio Spurs. There would be a partnership in Ascending Center, Victor Wimbinyama, to create one of the best young duos in the Western Conference. Do you like De'Fox, Sw Swiper Fox, headed to San Antonio? I mean, I do like it in a sense. You think about in Sacramento, where are they going? Where are they headed? Could it be a situation similar to that of in Portland?

Damon Lither being in Portland, overstaying. I important. You know, overstaying, you know, I don't want to say overstaying is welcome, but allowing him to go somewhere else where he can get some done and compete, you know, for a championship. I think Gary Fox have an opportunity to go over there with Victor Wimbayama.

Did I say that right? Yeah, Wimbayama. Yeah, go over there with Victor Wimbayama, who is one of the best in the nba right now i think they can continue to build in a in one point challenge you know for for a trophy yeah i think the thing is oh joe i'm looking i'm like san antonio and i get wimby you would think like god most guys want to go to new york they want to go to la they want to go to these one of these big markets san antonio is not a big market that tells me like hey i want to go to New York. They want to go to LA. They want to go to one of these big markets.

San Antonio is not a big market. That tells me, like, hey, I want to win. And go to another team, Ocho, you lose a year. So instead of getting a five-year, you got to get a four-year. But he's willing to forego that. That tells me that, you know, he doesn't feel like he can accomplish what he wants to accomplish, and that's to win. Because you're going to get money wherever you go. I mean, what can't you do

with $250 million, $270 million that you can do with $300 million? You still will be, whatever you want to buy, you still will be able to buy it. Yeah, he's one of the best young guards, super quick. Cat quick. Lives in the

lane. got a nice little flow game can shoot you know can shoot uh step back or kind of remind you a little bit like tony parker you know tony parker late lived in the lane played amongst the trees but the difference is uh yeah you're beautiful floater yeah uh jaron fox was a lot more athletic than tony parker tony parker didn't have the athleticism that De'Aaron Fox did, but he was crafty. He knew how to get his shot off, especially in the paint. Like I said, he lived in the paint.

But De'Aaron Fox, like I said, I'm surprised, Ocho, that the Spurs, there are not a whole lot of people that says, oh, my destination is San Antonio. The only free agency that I think that they've gotten via free agency is LaMarcus Aldridge. When Tim Duncan left, LaMarcus Aldridge left

San Antonio, excuse me, left Portland. When the Lakers thought they had it. And he ends up going to Portland. Excuse me, ends up going to San Antonio. He left Portland. the Lakers thought they had him. And he ends up going to Portland. Excuse me. Ends up going to San Antonio. He left Portland. The Lakers thought they had him, but he bypassed the Lakers and went to San Antonio. That is

the only free agent that I can think of. DeMar DeRozan. I think they traded for DeMar DeRozan. It's going to be very, very interesting to see this thing. He might have went there for agency, but I'm not sure. But, you know, they drafted Kawhi. Yeah.

No, they didn't trade. Yes. Yes. They traded. Yeah, they traded DeMar DeRozan for Kawhi. So that's how he ended up in San Antonio. They drafted Tim Duncan. They drafted Manu. They drafted tim duncan they drafted manu they drafted

tony parker they drafted david robinson so if you look at the night and look they've won um but i've never done a whole lot of freeing since i don't understand tech you know taxes no state income tax but you got dallas you got houston you have people but i want to go to houston i want to go to d. I really never heard free agents say, I want to go to San Antonio. Darren Fox would be the first that I would have heard say if I want to go to San Antonio. Yeah.

Hey, he wants to win. He wants to win. He's standing on business. And there's a great young team that is headed in the right direction and doing just that, winning. Yeah. And he signed, I think now he's with Clutch,

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They sent me a picture of what they sent me. He sent me a picture. That's right. Franklin ordered a drill. And what he got was a printed photo of a drill he ordered. He sent a picture. That's right. Franklin ordered a drill and what he got was a printed photo of a drill he ordered. But it gets worse. I paid $22.47

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When I think about AliExpress, I haven't ordered, you know, much of anything off of AliExpress. And I won't be. Yeah. How do you order something, pay full price for it, and they send you a picture of said item that you purchased? Yeah, but I don't know if you're going to really expect. Did you really expect to pay $22 for a drill?

How much did he pay for the drill? I mean, I don't know what a drill costs. Jordan, look at what the price of a drill costs right quick. I know it don't cost no damn $22. That don't even sound right. It costs more than that, right? Yeah, it has to. I don't do construction.

$149. Huh? Between $149. Huh? Between $149 and $200. So he got... He got got. I knew it wasn't going to be no $22. Yes. I could have told you that. And I don't even do no construction. Yeah, I don't wear the Ace Hardware

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what I, is what I'm purchasing, is it equipped to do the job that I'm going to need it to do? So that's probably something you probably need to see up close and personal, Joe.

But yeah, bro, they got you. They got you. Hold on. Matter of fact, speaking, speaking of, are you,

are you, are you a handyman? Are you like, like Tim, like Tim from, what's the show? Two Time. Yeah, Two Time. Tim, can you build stuff? No. No?

No. Okay. Okay. I was just curious. You can't either. Who? Me too. Hey, I took wood shopping in high school.

I did too. I did too. I can put together an entire bed and bed frame with wood. All I need is nails in it. I can break an entire bed and bed frame. I can put it together. I can do that because I lay heavy. I can take it apart.

Now, if you need somebody to take it apart, just call your boy. I'll do that for you. You put it back together, but I'll take it apart for you. No, no, no. But I took, no i don't i don't have i'm not god gave me the ability god gave me was to play sports that's what i can do you give me a football or basketball or baseball or something like that but i can i can i can do that but handy can't do. I can't put if together. I'm paying somebody to do that. That's why I got a full-time handy guy that comes over.

Oh, you got a handy guy? Yeah, yeah, for sure. Okay, okay, okay. Yeah, anything that breaks or needs to be put together, I call him. So what happens if you're driving and you got a flat tire that's what i got roadside assistance for so you can't change the tire i can change the tire but i ain't paying the kind of money i'm paying for roadside assistance i'm gonna put that okay okay okay okay okay i'm just curious the fact that you the fact that you can do it

yeah i can change the tire. Some of this stuff that they got together, like I had this guy, I bought a concept bike that you see a lot of times in these CrossFit gyms. Man, he laid out the instructions.

Man, I looked at that and went back in the house. I said, hey, you need some water next thing I know like 20 minutes he run the doorbell I'm done yeah I said you put that whole thing together he's like yeah he said you want to test it out

some people have a knack for that they do you look at all them directions you look at all them nails and schools they be like man hell nah but you know what

the same way you look at stuff like that if you was to give them a playbook they'd be the same way like what the hell is this exactly I don't hey I'm good at

I'm great at what I'm good at right but what i'm not i don't put any time man you need to learn no i don't i don't i'm too i'm too old i don't i'm not trying to learn that that doesn't interest me in order to for me to learn something it really needs to interest me on show it just means right you gotta have a passion for it. Yeah, putting stuff together, that don't interest me. Learning how to cook, that doesn't interest me. I, I, now, I, look, you either,

you either can pay somebody, you either do things, Ocho, you either pay somebody to do it because you can or because you can't. I can't do it, so I pay somebody to do it. I don't want to do it, so I pay somebody to do it. I don't want to do it, so I pay somebody to do it. I got a question.

Yes. Now, I'm not taking a survey, but studies at Harvard show and say that women prefer a man that is handy and that can cook over one that can pay for the services and have someone else do it. Well. What are your thoughts on that? I ain't going to find no woman that wants somebody that can cook because I can't. I ain't going to try to learn either. I mean, look, if a woman can cook, yeah, sure, that's great.

But that's not a deal breaker for me that she can't cook. But no, I'm saying women wanting a man that knows how to cook as opposed to having a man that can afford to have a chef. They out there. I wish her well. knows how to cook as opposed to having a man that could afford to have a chef. They out there. She love me. I wish her well.

I don't know what to tell you. I mean, I'm just going to be honest. I ain't going to stand in the way. I can't. I'm not trying to learn how to cook no oxtails and no stuff like that. I'm not trying to learn how to cook no fried chicken and all that other stuff. I'm not. There ain't no sense in me lying to you.

I ain't going to hold you. Right. That ain't me. So if you're looking for somebody that can give you, that can cook for you, and, hey, baby, I'm going to make brunch for us,

and I'm going to make some eggs benedicts, and I'm going to make pancakes, or I'm going to make waffles and stuff like that, bless his heart. Y'all deserve to be together. That's what you want, and that's what he can do.

But that ain't me. Ocho, check this out. What check this out a woman is crying after revealing to her husband she never had an emergency savings account after she told him she did her husband thought thank goodness we have that money you saved in your account and now the woman is crying ojo if the money was never, is this grounds to end the relationship? Well, yes, it's grounds to end the relationship because obviously I'm assuming he must have been giving her money, right? Put away into the savings account. So where's the money going?

Obviously, she's using the money for something. And if they live together and that's the wife and he doesn't see her buying anything, the money got to be going somewhere. So not only is it ground for whatever he needs and sees fit in doing, after there is no savings account, something ain't right. And you know what the option you got to be careful to on. Most of the time,

women have a savings account or a private account, and they continue to save up and save up and save up and save up as an exit strategy as well. Yeah. I think I read a study the other day, Ocho, that the divorces, that 70% of the divorces are filed by women.

You know, they don't file them until there's a plan B in place. No, no, no. Women are not going to do anything like that. Women are a lot more methodical. They're planned. They're like, okay, okay. Yeah. have to make sure i got a place to go they're gonna they know where they're gonna go they don't start ordering they don't start ordering off wayfair they got a little

furniture coming that you don't know about um they got a little stash they've been stashing they've been paying the bill but they've been pocketing a little bit. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Hey, they done told their mom. They done told their sister. They done told their homegirl. Hey. That's why listen, you always got to stay two steps ahead. Any sign of anything that's out of character

or that's not normal and it raises your antennas, then you just have to understand you have to move accordingly and be prepared for anything at that point. Anything at that point. Well, I mean, you got your account.

She got her account. Do y'all have a joint account? Wait, wait, wait. If you have a joint account, it has to be a joint account that you guys start and you put money in together yes yes yes yes okay and uh i don't know what's in your account you don't know what's in my account we know it's in this one we know it's in this one right we pay bills we pay bills out of this account. Hey, I like that.

Now, that's structured discipline. If you can find someone like that where you guys both are doing well in your respective fields and whatever it is you do and having that joint account and having that structure of starting off, let's say, as a couple just randomly. I'm just throwing a number out there. We put $5,000 in together. Start off with $10,000. off let's let's say as as a couple just randomly i'm just throwing a number out there we put five thousand in you know together start off with ten and then every time we get paid we put a certain amount in and we continue to do that over time right man you know what that you know what that be looking like at at you know after a year and some time man yeah everyone everybody like man time? Man. Yeah. Everybody be like, man, you gonna let your account,

you gonna put your wife on your account? Are you high? Bruh. Wait, if you get home, if you married, you wouldn't put your wife on your account? You talking about where the money is? I'm talking that like real money

yes sir man please people be think i was a d food like i said i got an account right you got an account we got a joint account now are they parameters i update my uh uh my every two years because the money grows and so every two years I update it this this oh you acting a fool you get a little less I'm sorry oh okay

oh yeah I'll update it yes yes the estate absolutely every two years and she will be taken care of. And guess what? It's a neutral party. Hey, my sister, my brother, ain't none of them. Can money do funny things?

Hey, I'm going to keep people accountable. Hey, this is what you get. Also, stipulations. If you contest anything, guess what? You lose half of what you got. Right. Tread carefully. Be thankful.

My brother loved me. My dad loved me. My homeboy, hey, my homeboy looked out. Then, hey, I got set up for certain charities. Savannah State gets a portion. This gets a portion. But, oh, absolutely. No, don't y'all work too hard to be.

Right, right, right. Boy, look at, boy, you talking about crashing out? No. Ooh, man, would I? I don't play by that. Right. But she will be taken care of. Now, if she choose to go back to work, that's on her.

That's on her, right. But she'll be, she'll have enough money. She won't have to work another day of her life. Now, if she's responsible now if you go out there and let somebody invest it hopefully she'll let the company the management team that I have put together hopefully she'll let them manage it

and she'll have enough money she can three four five hundred thousand dollars a year for the rest of her life or she'll let somebody swindle out of it and oh well i don't know what i can do about that right right right right so yeah that's that's how i'm gonna look at that ocho but you got to ocho i'm gonna i'll make sure everybody's taken care of. Now, I can only take care of you once because once I'm gone, there ain't no more Shannon. Yeah.

So. Listen, you know, women have to be very careful, especially when they have someone like you or ladies that are in the chat that are watching. You have someone that you know is solid, that you know that you can depend on every month. If there are any issues that may come up, you know, if you have someone that will provide is solid, that you know that you can depend on every month. If there are any issues that may come up, you know, if you have someone that will provide and protect, you have to be very, very, very careful in thinking that because you might see all these other options that might be after you and chasing after you, you have to be careful

because losing someone like that you know you can depend on, who's going to protect, who's going to protect, who's going to provide, and that you know come hell a high war. No, you good. Ocho, even if I'm with a woman, and we've been together

for a length of time, we're not married. Oh, she's taken care of. She's taken care of. She's taken care of. The only thing is we don't have a piece of paper and you might not have my last name, but

I would make sure you're taken care of and I ain't going to let nobody say, well, he would want me because I don't want nobody to say, well, I ain't give you nothing because I ain't never like you. No, it's going to be in the paperwork. Oh, yeah. I'm a firm believer in that. If I give somebody my word, say,

I got this. I got you. I got you. Yeah. Yeah, most definitely. Most definitely. Most definitely. All right, no joke. Now it's time for our final segment of the evening. It's time for Q&A. Kimber Norwood Jr. said, my question

is whose defense will be able to stop the run in the Super Bowl and I would love an 85 jersey from Ocho on my wall. Ocho, who do you think? First of all, I think the thing is that the 49ers, the Chiefs, don't run the ball.

They want to be efficient. They're trying to be explosive in the passing game. They're not trying to be explosive in the run game because that's not what they have. The Eagles want to be explosive in the run game and efficient in the passing game. Cause they're not going to throw the ball all over the field. They're not trying to let Jalen Hurst throw the ball 30,

45 times. That's not what they are. That's not who they are. It's not what they do. That's not what they asked him to do. Right. Not with two six in your backfield. Oh yeah.

You don't have to, you don't have to, but this is the thing, huh? This is the thing. You have to think. I see Spag Simmons to Belichick. I see Spag.

If Belichick is playing the Bengals. He's going to make Jalen Hurst beat him. We doubling 85 all day. I see Spag coming to this game for Super Bowl. And Andy Reid, we're doing everything we can to stop 26. Yeah. We coming to this game if anybody if aj brown beat us if jaylen hurst beat us or devontae smith beat us you know what i can live with that you're gonna

shake hands at the 50 yard line but 26 is not beating us in this game no i gotta it ain't happening i gotta make you beat me with your plan b i can't let you beat me with your plan a or two there you go so they're're going to make, and this is what I also like about Jalen Hurts. Jalen Hurts has also showed if the running game is not going as we see fit, it's not going well, he showed he can drop back

and throw the ball. He had a great good, I mean, maybe one of the best games that we've seen from Jalen Hurts throwing the football was in the Super Bowl against this very team. Yeah. Yes. He threw for over 300 yards. It was that one fumble because they had the game

in control, Ochoa, it was that one fumble. They got Kansas City back in the game. And then in the second half, the defense couldn't get a stop. Touchdown, touchdown, touchdown, field goal.

Goddamn, my home was special, man. He is, Ochoa. Especially, I think you take games like this he's been in these what most would consider precious situation big time games big time moments where it's a little different than regular season i think he's been into so much i think he's numb to it huh yeah i think he's numb to it because he just used to being on the stage so often like i'm taking what you give me. Matter of fact, what you don't give me, I'm going to take that too.

And I'm going to do everything I can to minimize the errors and the mistakes, and I'm going to let you beat yourself. I think the Eagles have a chance to win this game if Saquon can be efficient in the run game, Jalen Hurst can protect the ball and facilitate when need be, not doing anything extra, but just what is asked of him. They have a chance to win it. But again, you got to think that goddamn Spag's defense is nice.

Yeah, just as long as I don't want to be in a situation where it's one possession game and Mahomes got the ball. That's all I'll say. I don't want that situation, Ocho. Let Mahomes have the ball with two minutes to go and we up by 14. Then I can deal with that, Ocho. I don't want to be in a situation where Mahomes got a ball

with the football in his hands with a chance to beat me. I've seen more times than not. When Mahomes has the ball in his hands with a chance to beat the opposing team, the opposing teams normally go home with a nail. That's what I've seen. Shannon Pope. Can we get Jimmy Butler on Club Shea Shea interview to see what the F is going on with him and Pat Riley. We know what's going on.

Pat told him last summer, I'm not giving you an extension. He wants an extension. Two years, $121 million. Pat says, Pat didn't say I wouldn't give you one. He said, I just want to see you on the court more.

Jimmy said, F that. I've been on the court. So, Pat's saying, I'm not really comfortable giving a guy 35 got us i think jimmy butler is 35 maybe 36 i want to say 35 i'm sorry chad if i'm off a year or a couple of months or two coach riley says i don't want to give a guy that seems to be in decline because i don't in sports ocho i'm going to pay you based on what you've done. I've already paid you for that.

I give you a contract extension because I believe you're going to be able to perform at a $60 million level. See, you cannot, and a lot of people say, well, all the other bombs getting that money comparison is a thief of joy. You can't worry about what somebody else is getting the team that you're

on is saying I'm not giving you that if you're on that team and they give it to you okay it's like anything hey you might want to my homeboy say hey girl they be on the balcony oh well you better get his homegirl there

cause I ain't like that. So that's how you got to look at it, Ocho. Everything, just because somebody else did it, that doesn't mean where you are, that's what's going to happen. So we know what's going on. Jimmy Butler and Coach Riley.

If I'm Coach Riley, me personally, I wouldn't trade Jimmy. What? I wouldn't. What would you go do? I'm done. I'm going to break his plate because I'm done rewarding negative behavior. Remember he did this in Chicago? Remember he did this in Minnesota?

Right. Now he's mad again. He want to do this? No, I'm not. Hey, guess what? Play this contract out. You got a $50 million option. Opt out of it. If somebody's out there who's going to give you what you Play this contract out. You got a $50 million option. Opt out of it. If somebody out there is going to give you what you want, take off. But I'm not. Right.

And guess what? You act a fool, conjure detrimental. I ain't paying you. Ain't like we winning the championship this year. Even if Jimmy Butler's at his best, you think they're going to beat the Celtics? They're going to beat the Knicks? No. They're going to beat the Cavaliers?

No. I'm not. I'm notiers? No. I'm not. I'm not rewarding negative behavior. I'm done. As a child, your child acts up in the store. And every time your child acts up, you give them candy.

You buy them a toy. You give them ice cream. What's his incentive? What's his or her incentive to stop? He was a big proponent of that. He said, boy, you don't reward negative behavior. Me? Guess what? Hey, I don't reward negative behavior me guess what hey

I don't know what to tell you you can play for us but you're not going to play see Nathaniel Ocho and I learned Terry Crews told me something he had to interview he said Shannon you can't nod your head yes and mean no sign the contract wait a minute hold on hold on You can't nod your head yes and mean no. Mm. It's not in the contract.

Wait a minute. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. That's it. Hold on. Hold on now. God's way.

Listen, it was simple, but it was deep. Mm-hmm. It was simple, but it was deep. Mm-hmm. It was simple, but it was deep. You can't nod your head yes. Yes, and mean no. I got to use that with my kids. No, it wouldn't. And I know, look, everybody that I see, man, Jason Tatum and Jalen Brown and this one and that one. How old is Jason Tatum?

How old is Jalen Brown? Right, right. And the one thing that we see, those guys are not missing the time. Jimmy Butler's been nicked. Right. And two years. Bro, he's making 40-something this year. He got a player option next year for like 52.

Dang. And he wants a two-year option on top of that, Ocho, for like 121. So what, 60 and a half a year? So if he's 35, so 36 is a $52 million option. 37 is a 60. 38.

I mean, people are looking at that Paul George deal. Like, oh, ooh. This thing ain't going to be looking good because it ain't really looking too spiffy right now. Right. I can just imagine what it's going to look like year two, year three, year four. Ooh, oh my goodness. So I get Jimmy's frustration. Right.

If he was, hey, lay your tail off, opt out, go get your money. Because you got the player option for 50 plus million. Play your tail off this year. Opt out of that contract. Take off. Or play so good that he ain't got no choice but to give you an extension. Yeah. Okay, Darian Mallett, Uncle Nocho loved the show, but I have to ask, why won't either of you give Jalen Hurst the credit he deserves?

It seems like the goalposts keep moving. For what? I just did. What are you talking about? I just talked about Jalen Hurst. So what credit haven't we given him? He wins. So does Lamar.

So does Josh Allen. So does Josh Allen. So does Mahomes. So I want to know, so what's the comparison? I mean, he wins in a different way. Yes. But he wins. Yes. I don't understand.

Well, we don't get, listen, he had six games in which he threw for less than 170 yards. I think he had nine games where he threw less than 200. Guys like that, they don't get the Peyton Manning treatment. They don't get the Tom Brady. They don't get the Mahomes. They don't get the Elways, the Marinos. Bro, it's just, it ain't no, you know how this feels. Terry Bradshaw won four Super Bowls.

Two times he was MVP. When was the last time you heard Terry Bradshaw mentioned as one of the great quarterbacks, the top 10 quarterback? When was the last time you heard him mention Terry Bradshaw? Troy Aikman, 3-0. When was the last time you heard that? Right. Ain't nobody moving no goalposts. You just haven't

learned enough football. Hey, I ain't got no problem with Jalen Hurts. I like him. I thought he did a good job. But, hey, he lost his job for two. He did a great thing. He's like, you know what? I think I'm better than Sid on the bill backup. Went to Oklahoma.

Parlayed that. Played well. Got him to the college football playoff. They lost. But, hey, increased his stock. Get a second-round pick. Comes in for Carson Wentz. Carson Wentz never gets his job back. He's been the starter. Second

Super Bowl in three years. I'm just trying to figure out what credit. Let me ask you a question. Did Joe Flacco get the credit he deserved? Because he won a Super Bowl. He was a Super Bowl MVP. Beat Tom Brady in his house. I just want to know. Did he get the credit he deserved? Yes or no?

Get back to us, Kedari. Andrea Jordan, if Eagles win the Super Bowl, does it surpass Moses Malone coming to the Sixers to win the championship? Woo! No. Because Moses, no because because moses they had the eagles won the soup bowl with with nick foals moses came because the sixes couldn't get over the hump they lost in 77 to the portland trail

blazers they lost at 80 uh to the lakers they lost at 82 to the Lakers. So he got them over the hump. It's like the Eagles just won the Super Bowl like five years ago. What year did the Eagles win the Super Bowl? 2017? I think 2017. I think. What does it say? Ash, why'd you say it with such disdain in your voice?

Yes. I thought you'd be happy that I just blurted that out and I got it. But you seem so unhappy for me. It's really annoying, man. You don't have to... You heard it, Jordan. You heard it, Jordan. Yes.

She's a hater. She's such a hater. She's such a hater. Aaron Jones... When you take a little vacation. I mean, I'm happy. You take it one before the tour or, or, or probably after.

Oh shit. I mean, I can't, I can't go. Cause one of us got to be here. Well, I'm, I'm, I'm taking, I'm taking mine tomorrow. Okay. I'm taking my stuff. i'm taking my stuff i'm taking my stuff with me though i'm just saying um no no no when i take a vacation i ain't taking no stuff i'm going on vacation i'm done you're gonna have to run the show oh no i ain't talking about oh i ain't oh no wait i'm talking about this is a mini i got a seven day you're gonna be in New Orleans, yeah? Yes. Man, why am I? Why didn't I ask you? You got to do the damn live show.

I'm asking if you're going to be in New Orleans. Yeah. No, but I'm saying I got to do a seven-day stretch of work. Okay. So I'm going Sunday to Sunday. So I'm done at Inside the NFL, but I'm a correspondent on Monday at the, what do you call it, where the players sit at the podium? What do you call it? Oh, yeah, press day.

Yeah, so press day, I'm a correspondent for Inside the NFL. So our last show in Philly was today. So I'm like, you know what, before I do this seven-day stretch in New Orleans, let me go somewhere real quick, reset, recharge,

so I'm ready to hit the ground running. Yeah, just give us. Yeah, okay. Just give us. So you're going to take a break after Sunday? It's almost Sunday? No, I don't know. What break?

No, I'm going to keep. No, I'm just saying. No, I don't need no break. I'm just telling you, I'm taking a little vacation. I'm doing nightcap from where I'm going. Okay. I'm saying. We got a show tomorrow, right? Yes. I'm telling you, I'm taking a little vacation. I'm doing nightcap from where I'm going. Okay. I'm saying.

We got a show tomorrow, right? Yes. I'm saying when I take a vacation. Oh, you really, you really take a vacation. I'm going, yes. You're going to have to, you and a co-host going to have to run the show. Oh, that's fine. That's fine. I'm okay with that.

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were the hardest to deal with Raiders because most if you didn't know better, you thought they just had a field day at San Quentin

and they let them out for like two hours. Hold on. It says, Ocho Witch, Love to Show Witch, without saying a team in your own division.

Hold on. Patriots. Patriots? Patriots? Yeah, they were annoying. Did you ever play the Patriots in New England? Yeah. Did you?

Yeah. Yeah. Twice at that. Yeah. I I mean I probably yeah the Patriots cause uh I'm trying to think I mean I played the Giants

played the Jets nah Patriots Patriots and that was before Ocho they had really like started they had won the Super Bowl like we played them in 93 no we played them in 94

man we played the Patriots for a team that's not in our division Ocho we played them in 94 no no we played them in 95 96 97 95, 96, 97. 95, 96, 97 and 98. So we played them

like four consecutive years. I remember one year, Ocho, this was a very strange rule the NFL had. We weren't in the division and we played the Patriots twice. Hmm. The Ham? Yep.

Yep. Played them twice. hmm the ham yeah yeah played him twice i think it was 91 91 i think it was 91 we played him twice what fans were you had you say was the hardest to deal with none of them none of them it's it's it's funny on or it didn't happen till later on in my career let's maybe maybe about year four year four or five the fan the opposing fans were more excited for me to come to the stadium just to see what the hell i was gonna do next right there was no there was no um fu or you know ocho stinko or any of that stuff but but all right with none of that now the craziest fans now not part of my division that it was exciting because you didn't know what to expect once you got there was that goddamn black hole in Oakland. Yeah.

Man, they was crazy. They were terrible. It was crazy. They were terrible. That's about it. They were terrible, man. The Raiders fans, man, they're terrible. I mean, you love them.

I mean, I think they're special. And, like, the people that be dressing up. And they're not like, I mean, these people are like doctors and lawyers. These are, like, really prominent people. And they got on face paint. They're like, what the heck is that? But, yeah, the black hole, you had to be a part of it to see it. Isaiah Lancaster, what's good, Okonocu?

Who are your top ten quarterbacks in the NFC, and where would you rate Jalen Hurts in Eagle history among quarterbacks with Super Bowl win? Well, they ain't got but one with a Super Bowl win, and that's Mick Foles. Yeah. Top 10 quarterbacks in the NFC is too much. Just say top five.

Yeah. Who are your top five quarterbacks? I mean, let me see. Let me think of the NFC. too much. Just say top five. Yeah. Who are your top five quarterbacks? I mean, let me see. Let me think of the NFC. Goff, Stafford, Jalen. No particular goddamn order, man. Goff, Stafford, Jalen,

Jordan Love. You got Jaden Daniels, Brock Purdy, Baker Mayfield. I'm going Jaden. Oh, man. Ooh, it get tricky.

Let me throw Jaden in there. Jordan Love, Jaden Daniels, Jaden Hurts. No particular order. Goff. Who should I go? Purdy or Stafford? Whoever you want to. Stafford's won a Super Bowl. I mean, I would

take Stafford over Purdy. That's just me. Okay, I'm going to go Stafford. I mean, just you know, people would be like, ah, why you? I'll take Stafford, yeah. Yeah. Mr. E197676 here's the tip jar

thanks for everything you do Shannon Ocho stay pressing forward appreciate you bro J213 hey Uncle Ocho what are some old school haircuts you don't see anymore I just saw someone with a shag and someone with a double hairline whoa

listen shag is still with a double hairline Whoa, whoa, whoa Listen, shag is still alive and well in Texas now The shag is still alive and well in Texas. It's a cut that everyone still gets What I haven't seen in a very long time is the Gumby. Remember the Gumby? Yeah

The Gumby and the high top fade. I don't see that I don't see about a high top fade Oh, you're talking about like kid and play high top fade top fade I don't see that I don't talk about The high top fade Oh you're talking about Like he didn't play High top fade huh Yeah I don't see that no more

Obviously you don't see The afro Nah The natural afro You don't see that Often anymore Which you don't see More of

I'm trying to think. Shoot, that's about all I can think about. Yeah. I mean, look, this is all I've ever had, so... Barney Porter wasn't playing that. And when he passed away, Mary Porter wasn't having that. Then I just got to the point like you know I kind of like this it's different I ain't go through

I ain't have no jerry curl I ain't have no box I never had braids or any twists or anything like that all I've ever had was a fade part boom you know it used to be Michael Irvin Michael done went and got braids this man he in the midlife crisis now all of a sudden he got

58 years old. He got twists. Man, Mike, you gonna sit your ass down? I was like, first of all, you can't have twists if you gotta use Beijing. That should be the first rule of thumb. If you gotta use Beijing, sit your ass down. Don't you get no twists in your head.

But right now, ain't but two people got a haircut like this. Me and Mr. Farrakhan. That's it. Hey, Luis, Luis, y'all do have the same cut now that I think about it. Rest that thing to the side. That's it.

Gary Coleman, rest his soul. He used to have one. Sean Smith said, do you think Mahomes would ever have been as dominant in a defensive-driven league like Tom had to play against the Steelers, Ravens, Jets, Giants, or even the Colts with Bob Sanders? Yeah, he great.

A quarterback like that is a quarterback in any era. Just like Joe Montana. Was Joe Montana dominant? And he played in the 80s when there was no rule, there was no protection. None.

Zero. Yes. Mahomes is great. In any era. So underscore case. What's up guys? My question is, I know my harness played LaMelo Ball already, but how can the harness attract a superstar

talent to a savvy to help him out before he even thinks about leaving? I just don't see it, bro. Don't see it. It's a small market. You got a small market. You got to do like the Spurs.

Draft Tim Duncan. Draft Manu Ginobili. Draft Tony Duncan. Draft Manu Ginobili. Draft Tony Parker. Draft Kawhi Leonard. And have David Robinson. I mean, I'll be honest. I just got to be honest. It wasn't really no free agents going to these places.

And back then, it wasn't like free agency like it is now. But no, it ain't, you know. Will E. said, speaking of touchdowns, those sparks just touched down by the latest SmackDown on WWE Raw. That's what I'm talking about, Will. That's what I'm talking about. Whoa, whoa. Hey, hold on.

Now, I put my order in, right? Yeah. Let me look at my email. Hold on, let me see my email. Confirm my purchase. They didn't send me no email? Oh, there it is. Chad, thanks for choosing Rowe.

Invoice? It came to $186,000. I don't know why it came to $186, but I ain't tripping, you know? That's $180 real spent. So it don't tell, how long before they get here? Probably a couple of days. Okay, okay, okay. Hold on.

You think it'll be here? So before I leave? Yeah. You had it be there. Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. Aaron, all I'm saying, I just want to say, keep doing what you guys are doing. Love watching and interacting with Nightcap.

Hopefully, see you guys soon at a show. Aaron, come on down to New Orleans, bro. We're going to be there. We going to be there. Got to be there. That concludes this episode of Nightcap brought to you by Boost Mobile. Visit the nearest Boost Mobile store or BoostMobile.com to join the nationwide 5G network. Guys, thank you for joining us for another episode.

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