The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Daniel Cormier TV - Dricus Du Plessis PREDICTS 3rd Round TKO vs. Israel Adesanya

Episode Date: August 16, 2024

Dricus Du Plessis defends his middleweight championship against Israel Adesanya and Daniel Cormier is here to check-in with the champ! Du Plessis talks about the rivalry he has with Izzy, and goes through his take on their first encounter in the octagon after Dricus' win over Robert Whittaker. Plus, Du Plessis points out exactly how he'll be able to beat Israel Adesanya with his unique style of fighting. And don't miss Dricus breakdown both his and Izzy's fights vs. Sean Strickland and why those results will play a factor in this title fight. #Volume #HerdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Drake is DuPus C. The middleweight champion. I mean, that is a, that is, that is, that is, that has to be music to your ears because so many didn't think that you could do that. When everything you put on paper showed that you were just about to do that. But for some reason, people were so late to jump on board. How good does it feel to get to where you knew you would get, but so many question whether or not you could? Yeah, I mean, it's absolutely amazing. I mean, I've dedicated my whole life to this sport.

Like so many others, I mean, anybody I believe that's in the UFC has dedicated their life to this sport. And to be at the pinnacle of it and being a champion is, I mean, it's amazing for myself. And, you know, for South Africa, as a proud sporting nation, we'd love to go out and being the first South African wearing that flag and being able to do my country proud, my people, my team, my friends, the family that's been there through all these years. But leaving in my dream, it's the most amazing feeling. And, you know, I'm very, very happy. So many people may have questioned Dracus,

even though the work showed you were getting here, those people in your corner never, ever doubted whether or not you would ultimately get to where you're going. Okay, so we go back to Canada, right? You're fighting Sean Strickland. and it is Sean Strickland, so there's a lot that comes with it. But you were able to stay in the moment. You were able to stay within yourself under some pretty unique circumstances, right? From all the things that he says to the way that he fights.

But in that fight, you showed once again why you're the best in the world because it was your pace, it was your pressure. And in those moments where, and this is what I said in the fight, and I'm not walking it back, when you were putting 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Sean wasn't really matching that effort in intensity. Did you know that would be what separated you from him

to become the champion? Because in Sean's strictness fashion, I won the fight, I thought I won, but it didn't seem that off to me because it seemed like you were the guy putting in the effort.

Yeah, I mean, the way I looked at it and obviously I thought at first John, he was landing the jab and he was doing, you know, what he does. best and the mistake I made in that first round was I took the jab and a jab is spot on he throws that jab very the way he throws it it lands but it wasn't a jab that I went that rocks me I just yeah I just thought you can hit me all night with this jab I'm looking through it

and I'm going to land my shot yeah because it's the straight I wasn't concerned about it I just knew the jab so by the third minute of this first round I start seeing my own eye just a little bit swollen. Yeah. And I realize, this is small gloves. Even though the show's not hurting me, it's your face is going to be hurt anyways. Yeah. So I had to make that adjustment.

I can't just walk through this chap, but the constant pressure, because one thing when we studied the Sean fight, his gas tank is that of somebody that can fire when he's walking forward, when he's dictating pace, when he's got you, baiting to the faints, when he baiting for every shot, because it's just. Touching, touching, touching. And I knew when you're going backwards, and he's a volume striker. He's not a heart puncher, he's a volume striker. So for a volume striker to go backwards and strike with volume,

it's not going to be, it's basically impossible. You know, walking backwards and just throwing volume. It's not going to work. So that was the plan with the guy like Strickland because he's a bully in general when he fights. You know, he's almost, and you see him in his fights. He always talks to his opponents once he starts getting off, once he starts catching them walking forward, and he sees them kind of being tired

and trying to catch a break, that's when he starts talking to them. He didn't say one single word to me while we were fighting. Because you're able to... Because I was the brilliant that fight. And I think that was what won with that fight. And if you go look at the stats, it was a 23 minutes of me going forward in that fight.

Yeah. And two minutes of him. So a fight that closely going to test it on the feet. Even though I had more kicks, he had more jabs, he had more higher strikes that landed but if you go on damage I wasn't cut my face did pretty bad but and just in terms of kicks in terms of mixing it up and

being scored as an MMA fight the takedons were not something that I didn't want to fight this fight on the ground it wasn't that it was to make sure I'm winning that round so you so you become the champion and everybody that has a pulse starts to look forward to what we are at right now, you and at Asana. Because when you beat Robert Whitaker, you guys had a very, very uncomfortable

interaction inside the Octagon. There have been some uncomfortable rivalries in the UFC, right? Where at times you look away like, I don't know if I feel comfortable with this, right? It was Habib and Connor at times got very bad. Jones and myself at times got very bad. But then when we watched this one, it got a bit uncomfortable because of, the what it's rooted in

is something much bigger or at least it seems that it's much bigger than the sport was that uncomfortable to you to be in there with Izzy having that interaction and then knowing

after you became the champ I'm probably going to get to fight this dude and put an end to all of this at least I don't think it was never uncomfortable for me

when he got into the octagon with the Robert Woodiger fight I saw that as a a big win because he made himself uncomfortable. It was me standing there watching that video afterwards. I just went, his team is definitely telling him, what are he doing? You shouldn't be doing that. It was, it was a emotional reaction from his side, 100%. Yeah. So, why do you think, though? Do you think at that moment you became real? Because you beat Robert Whitaker, you became

like a real threat? Do you think that's why he reacted in that way? Absolutely. You have to think that that is the case because every fight it was Robert Whitaker while you're fighting easy you lose to easy you fight Whitaker this way it was the other way this time was the other way around so Whitaker was his gatekeeper yeah because fighting Robert Whitaker again he knows he beats Whitaker now he's got to deal with me who did beat Robert Woodigan in very spectacular fashion so I think that definitely played a role and yeah and you don't know in what mind's he was, you know, we all like to have a good time. We don't know if you had a couple too many.

I'm not really sure. But at the end of day, that was fine. And as far as the whole situation being uncomfortable, it's not for me. And I don't think it should be. I think the media would love the fact that they could make it that way. Yeah. They could create a narrative, which there isn't. Yeah.

Well, he seems to be, there seems to be a narrative. And it's all rooted in the fact that you said, I'm the first true African champion. Or at least, and what you were saying was that you're the guy that stayed there, you lived there, you train there. But Usman and those guys, I saw an article where you did say you guys were very proud that they were African champion, but you are saying what you're saying rooted in the fact that you stayed in Africa while training? Yes, absolutely so.

I mean, there was a first African-born champion. And then there was three African-born champions, but there was also the first African residing champion and that was one and that is the fact I thought you would have walked that back I swear to God when it all turned crazy I thought you'd have walked that back

I thought you'd have said I don't know if I like this but you've kind of steered into it 100% because I mean as soon as that happened anybody with a sensible mind could see what was being said other than clickbait other than trying to make

something out of nothing and, you know, other than saying something that, oh, I mean, I remember when Usman commented on this statement. Many guys commented on it. He was, he was actually the first guy to, because this happened weeks after I've said this. Yeah. And Usman, he was the first to be asked about it and he commented on it.

And when he commented on this, a depressor, I could hear that he's never seen the video. Oh, yeah. He was, and he said, yeah, and he said this, I'm more African. He said, I've never said more African and you're less of an African or you are not African.

Never said those words. I could hear that's what he took from it. So I could hear that he was told by someone this is what he could say. He never went to go watch the video. I don't know if you have watched it ever since because with that context of watching the video

you'd understand what I was trying to say. And what I did say. And so I think you know, with that narrative and with Adasania, I think right now he's using that narrative to fuel him. I think that's what's fueling him. Ooh, that war is coming to a head. UFC 305 is this weekend.

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Open your free Our Heart Radio app. Search Learn the Hardway and listen now. Hey, this is Robert from the Stuff to Blow Your Mind podcast. Joe and I are both lifelong Star Wars fan, so we're celebrating May the 4th with a brand new week of fun, thought-provoking Star Wars-related episode. Join us as we tackle science and culture topics from a galaxy far, far away, such as the biology of tontons and wampas on the ice planet hot, or the practicality and corporate business sense of the Sith rule of two. Listen to stuff to blow your mind on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I've seen quite a few things that you've talked about the fire in Edisania, not being as bright as it once was or not burning as hot as it once was. Is it just in the Strickland fight that you see that, that you see that he's not the same guy? Or is there something before or something you see from Izzy that makes you feel this strongly about his mindset as he's on the verge of trying to become a three-time UFC champion? Not many people have done that in the UFC history.

Yeah, listen, Israel, Asana, in terms of his record legacy and what he's done in the sport, it's undeniable. He's one of not only the greatest middleweights, but one of the greatest. UFC fighters ever. He's in that goat tier. And there's never any nothing that's going to be taken away from that. It was not the strict and fight I thought it was. I thought it was the strickened. Then I thought it was the streetland fight and then I fought strickland. Yeah. Then I realized it wasn't it wasn't an off night. It was strickland enforcing that bully game plan that we talked about. Yes. Yes. That was what it was. When I fought strickland and I realize how hard it, for an easy being

a sniper that is, he couldn't land those sniping shots. And it's frustrating fighting, strickened, especially when he's coming forward. And then I realized he didn't have an off-night. Maybe it was just strickened he did his job perfectly. And I said

in a couple of interviews today that I'll be willing to take back the fact that I said he lost his fire. I just think in comparison to mine. Yeah, okay, okay. So earlier you spoke about, you being a bully against Sean Strickland with Israel at a sanya, if you are too

much of a bully, it would seem to open up opportunities for him, because he's such a sniper, because he's so good at countering. How do you approach that fight, though? Because it seems as though it's a complete flip as to what you had to do last fight, but that flip doesn't seem

to be your game. Your game, while people might not say it's as appealing because it'll do different things. It's very effective. The performance bonus is to speak otherwise of appealing. Yeah. No, I'm saying.

Like, you do different things, right? That's wrong word, but like, you punch or you do different types of takedowns. You do different things. And we spoke about this before the interview started. Like, just because it looks different to you doesn't mean it's not right. Yeah, and 100%, like you say, I'm fighting two completely different fighters. Yeah. But, I mean, I thought Whitaker, who is the exact opposite of a strict.

Yep, yep, yep. Then I thought Strictendu is the fights the way he does. Now I'm fighting out of Sondon, he's a completely different fighting for that. You know, he's taller. He likes to be on the outside. But the pressure is not on me to come and perform. The pressure is on him to say, what are you going to do different than in your last fight? Yeah.

If we go on last fights only, what are you going to do? So with Israel is only 100%. Being that bully fighter, that's not my game necessarily. My game is to fight the guy in front of me. neutralizing his game. Yeah. And if I'm going to stand, talking about being a bully, too much,

I'm not going to stand in range and pick shots with Ishshada suddenly. It's obvious that's not the plan. That's not what would be the smartest way to fight this guy. Because firstly has a longer reach than me, leg reach and arm reach. And that's his game. You know, pointing it out five rounds.

I need to, I'm going to, if he's, that's the way the size of fight, I need to apply my plan to counter that. If he wants to almost, let's say reinvent himself, come in and say, the old other sonya's back, I'm coming in guns blazing. Then we're fighting into my territory. And that's him trying to prove something to himself

and to the world, I think. And that plays into my game, which is great. If he tries to shoot on me, we don't know. We saw that with Alex Paheyer. He took him down and he controlled him on that. So did Alex to him. Yeah. But you've also wrestled in.

Yeah. And I mean, also now, You know, he said quite a while maybe I take my next opponent down and submit him. So, you know, there's a whole world and it's the unknown. That's what makes any fight. So scary almost if you go to, you don't know what this guy's going to do. It takes a round or so to figure this out. And so regardless of his game plan, I am going to need, because everybody has a plan,

but you know, once the fight starts, it changes like that because unfortunately you have to react to what your opponent is bringing. Do you think that with all this anger that he has built up and the emotions tied to the fight, that he will be more aggressive? Because the last time we saw him that aggressive or that angry was against Paul O'Costa. And do you take a little bit of joy out of it? Because I saw an interview today why you said, he says I'm spoiled, but this man had people bathe him until you're lying. That's a lie, Drake.

I just saw the argument. He had somebody bathe him until he was eight years old, what you said. I saw that. I saw an article. Well, since everybody believes everything they read on the internet, I thought. Well, that would be a big flip, because I didn't know Israel had people Bain them until he was eight years old. I saw the article.

I'll show you the article. So, I mean, I can really do what I. This is where I get my information. You're like Ben Asperin. Ben Askeran just follows everything on Twitter. And if it's on Twitter, it's true for him. I don't know that. I'm going to have to ask him if it's true.

But do you think Joyne that, though, knowing that you kind of turned him up to a different place where you're like, okay, I am still. Because you don't seem to be, like, emotional at all about it. No. I'm not emotionally at all about it. about this this is this is another fight if Israel the Sunya had to pull out of this fight it would be the exact same to me in fighting anybody else if you had to pull out today I would be the exact same person getting in there the one we're

gonna see on Sunday yeah and for me that is that is what this is about is staying keeping emotion out of this keep I don't get emotional I get I am I get emotion about one thing that's the accomplishment I don't get a about whatever he says does it doesn't matter to me I have a goal I have a fighter winner I have a title to defend and that is what it's about for me so yeah getting into act emotional is probably a good win for me like you know stricken did the same thing yeah but you know yes he's a he's a champion for a reason and was a champion for so long for a very good reason I would I would say

he probably has the right people around him to keep his mentality where it needs to be and then almost keep him at bay So many people are interested, though, because you guys are great fighters, but also the backdrop. The backdrop does draw people. I'll be honest with you. Like, I don't know if, as you said, all this other stuff, the race, there's like a lot of race. They're trying to bring race into it. I've got family, and they're like, man, I don't like this drink is Duplice because we're black.

It's like, because they're buying into the narrative that has been put out in front of them. They don't know you. I know you. You're a great guy, nice guy. and you actually sit with me even though I've been very hard on you I'm done now though I tell you one thing I'm done I am fucking done questioning you bro I listened to a lot of things you said and I've actually taken some of it

hard and actually started working on some of those things and I'm glad I could be like well you flip me you flip me because I was like he's good man I was tell him I was like he's really good I was like he's really good I mean champion the world so it's been awesome last thing before I let you go what does this fight look like on Saturday or Sunday morning And do you anticipate having like the crowd in your corner? Last time Izzy fought here in Australia, they cheered Sean Strickland instead of Izzy. Do you think, I know South Africa is not very far from here, do you think that you'll have the crowd in your corner?

What do you think the fight looks like? Yeah, it's going to be interesting. I think, you know, I've grown so used to being booed walking out and being cheered by the end of the fight that, you know, maybe that's the case again. But, you know, as long as there's noise, that's what I need. And there's a lot of South Africans coming to this fight. There's a lot of South Africans in Perth and in Australia. So it's going to be interesting to see. I mean, I don't know if I'll be a crowd favorite.

I'm not willing to say that. But, I mean, it's going to be great. I mean, it's going to be an amazing event. I know you can feel the atmosphere in the town in Perth, you know, walking around the people know who I am in Perth. They love fighting. They love fighting. They know about the event.

The event sold out like that. People are looking for tickets everywhere. Yeah. It's going to be a special event, and this is one of the biggest fights. How do you beat Izzy? How does a fight end? I finish Izzy in the third round. Okay.

That's what I'm saying. I know he said he's coming out for that first round finish. So, I mean, if that's the case, I think we are playing right into my field. I'll be ready for that. My man. Thank you for checking it with me again. Guys, drink is Duplice takes on Israel to sign you this weekend at UFC for the Middle East championship of the world. Follow him on everything

that he does. Hey, Dracus, Duplessi or Dreykis. Dreykus. Drixe. That's what fucking Chelle was saying. But Chale never says names right. He confused me. He did say duplessis. And even he got the name before. He's like, yeah, Dreykis, dupluses.

He never says. He never says names right. When he said Dreecas, I started saying Dracus. I was like, he has to be, he has to be saying it wrong. Because he always says, Dreekus duplice fight this weekend, guys. Make sure you tap in everything he does.

Do you have a YouTube channel? No YouTube, but get him on Instagram X, not even Facebook. He's a young guy, so I'm pretty sure he doesn't use him. You have Facebook? All right, follow him on Facebook. Last generation to get Facebook. Okay, so he was the last generation of Facebook. Get Drake.

MySpace. Dreykid. MySpace? Dreyk has got my space. You got it all. Guys, until next time, like, subscribe, and tell you friends about my YouTube channel. and I got guys like Drikis, duplice checking in with me.

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