The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Daniel Cormier TV - Khalil Rountree FIRES BACK at "DISRESPECT" ahead of Alex Pereira fight

Episode Date: October 5, 2024

Khalil Rountree makes his DEBUT on the Daniel Cormier Check-In series ahead of his MASSIVE TITLE FIGHT vs. Alex Pereira at UFC 307! Khalil responds to the "disrespect" of media and fans DISMISSING his chances to knock out and dethrone Pereira as champ. Rountree also details what exactly happened the day he got the call from the UFC for the title shot. Plus, Khalil talks about Pereira's legendary run in the UFC, and why it will END on Saturday with Khalil getting the knockout. And check out why DC calls Khalil's golf game "TRASH!" #Volume #HerdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Guys, Kalil Arametry Challenge for the Bell this weekend. How's everything going, man? How long have you been here? We've been here like almost 10 days, something like that. Yeah, team and I parked up in Park City, and we've been up there ever since, man. How's the acclimation process going?

I feel good. Yeah, I feel good. The first day, you know, we hit it hard. Got acclimated, everything's good. I feel even being down here in Salt Lake is like, is it really good. It's different? Yeah, man. You can feel the difference.

I can feel the difference from being up at 7,000 to being down here around like 45 for sure. Wow. Yeah. How quick, and was this a decision you made alone or was this your whole team going, we've got to get up there early, opposed to some people just don't respect the altitude change. It happened to Behovich here. First round, he fought well against Alex and then got tired, couldn't really manage his cardio because of the difference. Did you know that who made this decision?

I'd say mostly my coach Lorenzo is the one that really kind of like had the everything dialed in and the science dialed in. I think everybody that's been up here knows that it does make a difference. You know, like the altitude definitely does make a difference. So collectively we agreed, but I left the to Lorenzo to kind of schedule what days, how long, and how we were going to like properly acclimate. We didn't just come out here and start running, you know what I mean? We slowly went into it so that there were no problems. Have you

You've gotten so much better at fighting Right There's been noticeable changes very quickly But has the golf game improved at all Because you're trash I know I mean seriously It looks

Kalil It looks good It looks good See so like there's a difference right You walk up there And when you do it It looks good Mine looks bad but it's functional

You're right Have you got I mean have you improved Look man What I can say is that I have not improved. Here's why. The moment I got the call that I was fighting for a title. Everything else dropped.

Everything dropped. Everything dropped. I've been locked in on this. I'm missing golf a lot. But yeah, man, I can only imagine that it's going to take me a while to get the wheels turning again. I can't. I'm going to take you out there. When I go back to Vegas, I'm going to crush you.

My goal. I'm not going to make you play. I'm not going to play. I'm gonna try to smash you. Hold on, here's the thing though. When we played, you were already warm. I came straight out of the car. Yeah, right out of the car.

I didn't even take any practice swings. We just went right at it. And you had on some real classy shoes. Yeah, I had on my old man shoes. Yeah, yeah. I had my loafers on. I wasn't even fully comfortable yet. So I think, like, for you to call me trash.

No, Khalil. Bro, I think it's because you got me in the warm up stage. Khalil, my brother. Let me see something. There's like good, bad, and then, I can't let you call me trash on camera. We call you playing golf, my man. I cannot let you call me trash, man.

So you get the call, and I got in this note that said that you were having a bad day when you got the call. Yeah. What was going on? I was just dealing with, like, legal stuff, man, with all this, you know, this supplement stuff. Yeah. And just trying to, you know, to deal with this company and try to figure out something because it wasn't my fault, man. Yeah. So that was a pain of the ass.

It was a headache. I was in the midst of all of that. We took a short break in the day. And literally during that break, I got the phone call. And so, like, I was ready to run through a wall at that point because we were not, we were not, you know, seeing eye to eye. Yeah. And I didn't know what else to do.

You in the company, you mean? Yeah. So it went from being like, like, oh, man, we're missing each other to your fighting for the belt? Yeah, dude. Like, yeah. Like, it's crazy. It was crazy. Like, literally, like, like, that.

We took a break the mediator left the room my wife left the room to go to the restroom My phone rang it's the UFC how's your day going? I was like not good. What's going on? Like let's get this out of the way You probably thought it was get a call for it to be piled on like this is about to get worse You know what I mean like I just didn't know what it was And then they're like oh well hope your day is gonna get better now you're fighting Alex October 5th in Salt Lake City Yeah, for the belt and it's crazy how stuff works like literally immediate you know when that When you got the fight, so many thought it would be Anka Lyev, right? We always ask you guys when you go on a win streak, especially in fighter meetings,

hey, Kalil, are you paying attention to the division? How quickly do you think you can earn a title fight? How is this reality compared to what you thought it would take to be fighting for a championship? How far away did you think you were from being where you are today? I thought that had I still fought at UFC 303, that a win at 303 would have put me either next or one more. So I didn't think that I was further than two away from a title fight. Because a lot of people around the world just act so surprised. Yeah.

But why? I have no idea. You won five in a row. Yeah. Right? When I started looking at your stuff, I'm like, well, he's won five in a row. most of them are finished, why are he surprised? You know, I don't know, man.

I'm not really sure. I understand that they're like, they're people who maybe aren't fans of me, stuff like that. All that's understood. But when you look at, yeah, the last five fights and the way that they've happened, and you can't sleep on the opponents either. You know what I mean?

Like Anthony Smith, yeah, short notice, but the guy's a legend. He's been in there with the best of the best. Chris Dawkins was a ranked heavyweight, you know? like Jacoby kickboxer same thing they were all like

decent guys you know what I mean it's not like I went in there and went in decision with all these guys so besides one so I mean

for people to be surprised I mean that's up to them but I think that you know the UFC made the right choice when you hit Anthony Smith you did some crazy shit with your hands

though what was that man when you're all what the fuck I think like instinctively dude like I don't know for some reason a lot of times

when I see guys going down I hammer fist you know like Go Kansaki, Chris Dawkins, you know, Paul Craig. So it's just one of those things where, like, I just immediately want to, like, I'm going to let him live. Well, yeah. Because you stop, you were like, I was like, oh, my God.

Because Anthony's like, he was done. Yeah, but Anthony's also one of those guys where, like, sometimes he looks done, you know. Yeah. I hit him first round, second round, third round. Every round, I hit him with something. And he was like a little bit wobbly, but I had to play it, you know, play it smart. Yeah. Yeah.

So you start preparing for Alex Pereira. what is because right now right he's considered the boogeyman everybody's knocking everybody out and this is going to be this this can be this you start preparing for Pereira what does that process look like when starting to prepare for a guy that at your best skill striking he's the best in the world at it or at least he was when he was kickboxing what's the process when you start to build a game plan for this guy well i mean i'd say the biggest thing that's helped the process has been positivity. Like my coaches, everybody just, we're positive,

we're appreciative of this moment. And now there's been like heavy accountability too. All of my coaches, you know, have been making sure that everything looks precise, you know, that everything looks professional, that everything looks sharp, that my speed's there, that my vision's there, that the game plan is everything's according to plan.

So we like really collectively came together and like made sure that like everything is like, dialed in and so I don't know if we've ever been this prepared for a fight before so I'm very excited to go out there and you know and put and show what it looks like when you know when the round true camp is like everybody's working together and you know and doing our homework yeah you know sometimes sometimes the air conditioner came on loud aren't you heard that yeah sometimes when we talk about Pereira, me and Chale Sunnan, we're trying to describe him.

He's a guy that has, what, 12 fights? And we say, well, this guy might, like, he's an amateur fighter. He hasn't really, everything he's learned has been on the job. Can you look at that and go, well, at some point, that inexperience has to show itself, and do you have things that you know you can take advantage of when you think that inexperience

in mixed martial arts starts to show itself? You know, it's, It's hard to say, man. We haven't really, like, the approach hasn't really been to, like, take advantage of anything, you know? I think that's been what a lot of people have tried. They see things and, like, we're going to take advantage of this, and then it just doesn't work. It's really just been about, like, making sure that I step in there and do what I know how to do and just be the best version of myself and see how that matches up, you know?

Like, we're not really focused too much on, you know, capitalizing on all these mistakes he makes or whatever, man. It's really just about, like, I've been working my ass up to get here and I'm fully prepared and, like, let's do it. Let's go head to head. All right, guys, so it's October and the weather's starting to cool and nothing's better than grabbing your favorite date and going to do something fun. You put your little jacket on, your whole hands, you walk, maybe drink a coffee. and when you're going to do those things, why not do it using the Game Time app? Look, it's fun to go out on dates, but it's also fun to save money. And you can do that at the Game Time app.

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it'll be a little bit surprising to him. When you hear people like this, throwing their support behind you, how does that make you feel? I mean, it's nice, you know. It's definitely nice. I think that, like, it's cool to have these type of guys who see something in me where, like, there's a self-belief or there's a sense of belief.

Guys like, you know, Chal Sondon, who's been in the game a long time. Guys like Kamar Usman, who's an amazing champion. I mean, I appreciate those things. Guys that look at this and think that it's going to be an easy fight for him, it's almost like disrespectful like what do you not see in me you know what I mean like what am I not doing is it because you see me in interviews and I'm myself and I'm a nice guy that you think that this guy who's stone cold is going to stone me no I don't know but you know I think that it's going to be nice to go here and do this and get some respect on my name for sure that that's you right

that's you but the weirdest thing about Pereira and dealing with Pereira people start to act like not themselves so when he was walking to the octagon Jamal Hill's like reaching over the cage and come on. Right? He's like very animated. Yuri Prahaska's just doing all kind of weird shit. Yeah. Yuri doing all kind of crazy shit up in there.

He's doing this. He's just not acting like himself, right? Yeah. Do you envision that moment when he's making that walk with his music and the way it sounds and how you stay? Khalil, I don't act like someone that needs to put on the show. Because he's bringing a show on his walk. Yeah. I imagine myself, man, I'm fully committed to being myself until the day I lay those gloves in the middle of the octagon.

You know, I think the show is the show. I think that any time people watch UFC, they're going to be entertained regardless. For me to try to, like, add some sort of entertainment or theatrics and stuff. Like, you know, UFC, as real as it gets, you know, so that's my job too. I got to go in there. I got to be real. I got to be myself. So that's my plan, dude.

Did you notice that, though? Did you notice Jamal and those guys like every time they're in there. I don't understand why they try to change so much. You just got to be yourself. Because if you start fight, if you fight him at his game or start overfighting or reaching and trying to create things that aren't there, that's why you find yourself in trouble. Yeah, 100%. I've seen it.

You know, I've clocked that. And, you know, I've tried to remind myself almost every day to just remain myself, man. Like, that's what got me here. And that's how I want to keep it. So the other day you went to the apex and you saw you. yourself on the poster for the first time and your reaction was it was awesome man because I remember the first time I saw it right but then you fall in love with it I don't want to go back to not being on the building right like you really

do like I don't want to go back to not being on the building yeah yeah have you allowed yourself to think about what it's gonna feel like whenever you're standing in the octagon in the main event of a pay-per-view fighting for the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship yeah I have imagined it I imagined it many nights in bed before sleep and I feel my heart racing and I feel my heart in my throat man

whatever that was the light just went down two boys with two brothers out here and you're dark too they're gonna see us over here and like how little brighter than you Killills like they barely can see me so they please don't hit me

that would literally be like my worst nightmare for somebody to hit me at this point in my life but yeah man I think about it I thought about it multiple times it makes my heart race but in the best way possible I mean it's cool to be

in this position I'm glad it's against a guy like him who everybody is you know the boogeyman and all this this is a bigger challenge for me we're at the top of the mountain altitude there's so many different you know challenges and no matter what

this is making me grow as a person as a man yeah John Wood told me I interviewed John Wood last week and we spoke about your journey and he said there was a point where you were like, I'm done with this. When you look back on that to see where you are today, like, wow, you've come a really long way. Yeah, dude. I think there were multiple times where I felt like I was done with this.

But what it was is I was kind of running from the hard work, you know. I was almost, I was young. I got into the UFC really early. And I just, I don't think that I think I was scared of the real commitment that it takes to get to where I'm at today. And then so when I came back and I asked my coaches personally, you know, hold me accountable. Like, I do want to become a champion. I do want to get there. And everybody's held up there into the bargain.

You know, like, nobody's let me slip. I remember when you first came back from Thailand and me and Joe Rogo were calling your fight? We're like, who the fuck is this? You remember that fight? I do. Who are you fighting against? You kick the shit out of the guy's leg? Eric Anders.

Oh, my God. I remember that. You just look, but it's constantly been progression. Okay. What is your, what is your gear? I'm looking at it. Yeah, it's like, yeah. Yeah, so this is like, this is my, my latest, like, fight camp collection with Santo Studio,

a new company that I've, you know, that I'm with. Power to the people. For me, man, I think that, like, I want people to watch this fight and be empowered. You know, I want them, people who've connected with my story to just be empowered, you know. We got me, you got Poiton, two of, you know, the strongest dudes, the hardest hitting people. He, I feel like, does a decent job of being a champion. I feel like he has in his heart to, you know, give back to his community and help his people. I have definitely, like, similar, you know, hopes and dreams in mind.

So I just, yeah, I rock it so that the people can feel empowered when, you know, when they watch this fight or when they see me, for sure. And stylish. Yeah, it's stylish. Yeah, I'm a stylish guy, yeah. I try to do. When you wore them shoes at the golf simulator, I was a hot. You like that? Yeah, bro.

The loafers? Khalil. This is crazy. Come on. The loafer sometimes, dude, sometimes you got to add like a little touch of life. A little flair, huh? Yeah, yeah, a little flair. Like, remember when Farrell started wearing that stupid hat?

Yeah, the Vivian Westlete. You ever. Please don't. Yeah, I'm not. You look like a stylish dude, you know, walking around Los Angeles is one of the bad so. No, I can't wear the Elmer flag. All right, so let me ask you a question. Brett Okamoto told me that you and I wrestle.

Yeah. I had no idea. He spared. I had vanderlates. You probably beat the shit out of me so I started wrestling. No, you fucked me up. You slammed me. My brother's here.

He was there. Only because of a wrestler. You probably hit me, so I was like, I need a wrestler. I remember. The only thing I knew how to do at the time, because I was still big. I was like maybe 280. Okay. And you were coming in around the same.

You were thinking about, like, you were making your transition about the fight in Strike Force. Okay. He came to Vanderlays to train. I remember that. I was there with King Velasquez, film, the ultimate fighter. And I was swinging, and I hate you with some stuff, and you picked me up, and you slammed me, and you were all over me. And I remember after that, I think we, We did two rounds. After that, I was like super emotional and my boxing coach came over.

He wrote your name on a piece of paper. He put it in my shirt. He said, go home and watch that on YouTube. And I typed your name and I was like, okay, that's what. I was just rustling that your legs. There was annoying shit in the world, too. I was scared as far. I would probably scared as shit, too. You slammed me, bro. It was like, and I hadn't even, I didn't, I didn't even have an amateur fight yet. Like, I was only maybe like a month or two months in to training. I didn't even know what I was doing yet. I just was, we were sparring and I was swinging boom I must have hit you and you picked me up boom yeah that's a route and then I was just I was crushed because I was like damn I'd never

been slammed like that in my life can I be honest yeah I was probably I did I stopped being like scared somebody punching me probably like 2014 damn I was already in the UFC the first time I was not scared to where I just went grab somebody's leg that's crazy but you ain't that kid no no no no you bought to fight for the UFC championship yeah you've done a great job man congratulations and good luck this weekend guys I appreciate it. Calil Roundtree Jr. takes on Alex Poltown Pereira this weekend. In the main of the USC 307, make sure you guys go to ESPN Plus.

Hit that buy button, purchase the pay-per-view, and also tap into everything he's doing. Obviously, Santo Studios, power to the people. Support Khalil because he's a fantastic guy. Until next time, like, subscribe and tell your friends about D.C.'s channel. I got guys like Kalil Roundtree Jr. checking in with me. Thanks for the checking my guy. Good luck this weekend. Until next time, peace.

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