Speaker 1: All right, folks, we are live here on the Big
Fight Weekend YouTube channel, immediately after.
Speaker 2: Jake Paul has won the main event over Julio Caesar
Chavez Junior.
Speaker 3: Not unexpected.
Speaker 2: It was a decision, it was not a knockout.
Speaker 1: We are doing this live late night Eastern time, still
primetime in the Pacific time zone. I'm here in the
Honda Center. I'm merely TJ Reeves on this fight for
you sight recap. Hello to Big Dan, Rayphaiel our insider.
Full disclosure again, the podcast audience.
Speaker 3: Is hearing us after the fact. We're doing it live.
Speaker 1: I don't know how much longer before they tear the
whole arena down, but we'll try to get some thoughts.
Big Dan, not unexpected. Jake Paul wins sloppy fight. I
thought here at ringside, the arena in the Honda Center
was electric for Chavez Junior. But not unexpectedly. Again, I
keep using that one of those words. He didn't do
a whole lot in this.
Speaker 2: Fight until the last couple did actually nothing, He did nothing.
Speaker 3: He did not disgrace is what he is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jake Paul gets the win, So give me a
couple of more thoughts. On what you saw, and I'll
tell you a little more about being here, and then
we're gonna go over the rest of the undercard as well.
Speaker 3: Go ahead. Well, I did think that Jake, you know,
he looked pretty good. I mean, you know, we all
have to remember he's still a novice. And I actually
like the now or the the way that Chris Manni's
position that when he was speaking on the broadcast that
even though Jake is now what twelve and one, I
guess is his record, uh, that he in reality now
was like three in one because he's only had four
fights against what you would say a quote unquote actual boxers,
the two quick knockouts, Tommy Fury and now Jake now
Schoolio Caesar Chavez Junior. You know, he was talking about
the fairly unknown guys. They fought Ryan Borland and Andrea
August before that. So if you and he made the point,
I agree with Chrys one hundred percent. If you pick
your favorite fighter in the history of boxing and go
look at who they fought in their first four fights,
you will be surprised at the absolutely direct that they fought.
There's a few the Lomachenko's of the world. I'll do
turn pro against real guys, offer role title, you know
in the second and third fights, et cetera. But there's
not a lot. So from that perspective, even an old
shot faded Chavez Junior, who hasn't been anything in literally
eleven years or so. Uh, that was a good performance.
He was, you know, snappy with his jab. He landed
way more punches and Chavez looked like death warmed over
for about seven plus rounds, did absolutely nothing. Uh you know,
I thought he would probably quit. He to his credit,
he didn't. He did come alive a little bit in
the final two rounds to barely win those two rounds,
and he loses eight rounds to two. As I made
to comment earlier, the fact that one judge found a
third round to give the jav I don't want to
send that guy to fell I will.
Speaker 1: Say this, in the arena he had, he had the
arena Chavez. They were cheering for anything he would do.
He just didn't do anything until the last couple of rounds.
I will say this, I thought Jake Paul got tired
late in the fight.
Speaker 3: First ten round fight, second ten round fight, taj.
Speaker 2: Or second tip did the other one go the full.
Speaker 3: Ten ten round distance again the against Nate dz.
Speaker 1: I guess against Nadas, but he looked tired clearly in
the ninth and the tenth round of this fight.
Speaker 3: It's tiring when you keep hitting, your appinion.
Speaker 1: But the other the other thing is too He's got
a long way to go on on putting punches together
to fight legitimate in their prime fighters.
Speaker 2: I know you're not saying that, let's just see where
it goes.
Speaker 3: J if you accept the notion that in reality he's
like four and one or three and one, I guess, uh,
what do you expect He's not gonna fight real guys.
I mean he may if the money is big enough
that they come to him and say, we'll give you
a shot against zero, or we'll fight you against you know,
Anthony Joshua, who he was ridiculously calling out after the fight,
or they make the Kakamimi exhibition against Tank Davis. I mean,
you know, at the end of the day, it's a business.
He's here to make as much money as he can.
If you can also win a world title or be
involved in a fight against a legitimate champs, that's like
a chariot.
Speaker 1: And there's no there's no, just that he's done a
masterful job of leveraging all of this to make a
ton of money. Is certain fighting MMA guys fighting Mike
Tyson at fifty eight years old fighting this tonight. The
real question I have for you, we're gonna talk about
Jerdo Ramirez in a moment. Is it realistic that Jake
Paul is in a cruiserweight title fight? Let's say within
the next year. Do you believe, knowing what you know,
that's realistic that in another fight or two it could
be a title fight.
Speaker 3: The short answer is yes, and a little bit of
longer answer. And the reason why is because never forget this,
the sanctioning bodies are business. Boxing is a business. Jake
Paul generates massive amounts of money. He puts people in seats,
he sells pay per view, and he gets attention, and
everybody who has a chance to make a dollar wants
to be a part of that. I will be shocked
beyond anything if when the next ratings come out from
at least the WBA and the WBC, that Jake Paul
is inserted somewhere in the lower part of the cruiserweight
rankings that will make him eligible to fight for a title.
They did this event with Goldenmight, who promotes you know,
they obviously promote Zerto Ramirez. You know, we'll see what happens.
You know, the titles are unified with zero as two
of them. Maybe he'll be fighting Opatai in the three
belt unification, but bedue Jack is there also, and any
of those fighters if they want to, who would be
significant favorites against Hilda, right, but they can make career
money probably in fighting that fight. So you know, the
combination of his economic muscle, the fact that he's gonna
get rated, the fact that the champions are looking to
make the biggest money possible and the biggest events for
what they'll perceive as an easy fight against him, and
Jake's got nothing to lose, by the way, for the
sake of argument, he goes in the ring with the champions,
he's going to make a pistload of money. And if
he loses. He took a loss to Tommy Ferry, didn't
do anything negative about his career. He learned from it.
I think if he goes in there and he lost
to a Zerto Vermeer or Chile Battaya, who cares but
given a good and if he wins. It's like one
of the biggest sports press of the century.
Speaker 1: All right, so let's move on to Zerdo Ramirez and
the co feature in Anaheim. Here I say ringside, I
mean he our buddy, Your colleague Lance Pugmeyer reported this.
He put on twenty pounds after the weigh in. He
came into the ring to night at two hundred and
twenty pounds. He looked overweight, he looked slow. Yes, he
won against Dordikos in the unified Cruiserwey title fight, but
my assessment was he was in slow motion a lot
of the night. And you know, Jake Paul's licking his chops.
He said in the ring, Jake Paul, after what I
saw from Zerdo Ramirez, give me Zerdo Ramirez.
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts?
Speaker 3: Dan?
Speaker 2: Real quick in the recap, mounk.
Speaker 3: My thought is that Jake Paul is doing what a
good promoter does. He's a hype man at this moment.
I don't care if Ramirez looked a little bit heavier
and whatever. He still looked kind of light on his feet.
He still threw a ton of punches. He's still handily
defeated Dordikos. I had at one sixteen to one eleven.
You know the judges that the official judges were in
that ballpark. I mean, it was pretty easy work for
me stayed away from Dordikoes's right hand.
Speaker 2: I would I thought it was can iider jack.
Speaker 1: I thought it was a fairly close fight where Dorriekos
had run some once some rounds through eighth. Zerdo clearly
won the last four or five rounds of the fight.
Speaker 3: Yes, he dominated the second half of the fight. I
mean Dordikos clearly was doing some work in the first
few rounds. That's probably a combination of Zerdo has for
his entire career basically been a slow starter. You know,
he's also seen what he's got in front of him.
Dordikos comes with the reputation of a big, tremendous right hand,
So there's nothing wrong with taking a couple of rounds
to ease into things. That's what a lot of guys
do in a twelve round fight. You can afford maybe
to give away a round or two if you're that confident.
And again by the fourth round, fifth round, it was
all zero. I mean, Dordkos gave a good effort. I
think we spoke about it in the preview that I
thought it would be a competitive fight, which it was,
but that Zerdo had a little bit better boxing ability,
a little fresher and then at the end of the
day he probably would win a decision. That's exactly what happened.
Never landed, not a single time in the entire twelve
rounds the right hand you but nothing that was the
clear type of devas.
Speaker 1: He's thirty nine Door to coast. We believe the Cuban
he had fought one time in the last three years.
He just didn't have a lot down the stretch of
the fight. Is Zurdo and Opatai are realistically next?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: I mean Erdo said of the ring what a classic
line is. A little while ago to night he said, Hey,
I don't have Opataiah's phone number.
Speaker 2: Jih, give me a call. I don't have your number.
Speaker 3: I supposedly, I mean, after Ji won his last fight
down in Australia, he said he was going to go
ringside for this fight. They didn't show him on the broadcast.
He didn't say we didn't see him. I thought he
was there. Maybe he was, maybe he wasn't. But listen,
I've said this to you several times Turkey. Al Chik
has stated on a number of occasions that that's a
fight that interest him. It could easily be made to
the end of the year. Golden Boy and uh and
the Opataia team were already discussing the fight, but everybody
he knew he was taking that fight at home Zerdo
when he won the title and the unification against Bill
and Smith. Part of the reason that could happen was
because the winner, whoever it was, had already agreed they
would fight the mandatory, which is where it goes next.
They gave him a step aside feet. This was him
keeping his promise and fighting the fight. So anybody saying
that like there's somebody avoiding somebody, that's absolutely ridiculous. That fight,
if it was going to happen, if it's going to happen,
has always been presented as though it would be a
fourth quarter of this year fight at the earliest. And
I do think there's a very strong chance that could
happen unless Jake Paul came a call right right and
somehow they decided to make that kind of you know,
a title fight where you couldn't resist the money or
the opportunity. And he also was. You know, they also
have the relationship there because Turkey wants to fight. That
from a financial point of view, even if Jake Paul
did come a calling, if Turkey really wants to fight,
he can afford to buy it for whatever price he wants.
Speaker 1: Sure, all right, so we'll see what happens with that one.
And again I'm live here in the Honda Center on
this fight for you night recap. We're doing it live
on YouTube Saturday night Late night podcast audience hearing it
on its normal feed as it comes out, But we
did it live on Saturday night after the Jake Paul
pay per view. All right, the knockout of the night,
my friend is Floyd Schofield bombing Tevin Farmer. You and
I did not see that coming. We both thought nobody
Farmer Farmer would win. Schofield hit him with a right
hand in the first minute of the fight, and honest
to God, Dan, when you watch the replay, Tevin Farmer's
eyes are crossed and almost like slot machines on the
canvas and in the arena the media, We're going this
is over, and sure enough he wiped out Tevin Farmer,
the veteran Tevin Farmer who stood in for twenty four
rounds with William Zapata without getting hit like that or
hurt like that. What do you make of Schofield and
the win and what does it do for him at
one thirty five?
Speaker 3: Go, Well, it's huge for Schofield because he's taken so
much grief over pulling out of the court fight that
was in February and people saying he was feaking his
ill this and he was scared to fight to the core.
He took an absolute beating on social media and he
admitted in his postfight comments that he had seen some
of those things that people were writing about him and
saying him and took a pole on him. He wanted
to quit boxing. You know, he's a young kid, he's
only twenty two years old. That you know, he took
it to heart, and you know, you got to grow
a thick skin in this business, whether you're in the
ring or you're like, you know, a reporter on our
side of the thing where you're gonna take you your arrows.
But look, he was focused. Obviously, he was in great condition,
and he went in there and he did the job.
The first shot. The fight was basically over because even
though Farmer. To his credit, he survived. You know, he
was never going to be the same. It was just
a matter of time. That last when the ref jumped
in and had he had Farmer in the middle of
the ring. He had landed a few shots, but the
left hand that basically like just froze him in the
middle of the ring, kind of bent over a little bit. Yeah,
like he looked like a statue and like, it's good
the referee stopped it because one more shot and you
might have been seriously are But I'll say this also,
and I'm not in any way detracting from Schofield because
it was a legit big win, you know, and I
know Farmers Now lost four to arrow. But if you
understand boxing, the three losses prior the Raymond Morettaya decision
and the two very close fights against the Peida, those
are losses, yes, but they were he watched the fights.
You know, those were very very close, could have gone
either way. Type of fights was a Peeda, but the
Zapeta fights were coming, you know, they happened, and this
fight was pretty close to when that happened. So I
think you you'd not be you can say Scofield looked awesome,
which he did. But two things can be true at
the same time. I believe looking at what occurred that
those twenty four rounds against the paida in a short
period of time, plus throw in a tough fight against
Maritaia that probably took a bit of a toll on
a guy in his mid thirties. Maybe, yeah, have no
doubt about it. He got caught.
Speaker 1: He got caught, and Zepaida again is a very hard puncher,
top fighter at lightween.
Speaker 2: He couldn't catch former like that, but just like.
Speaker 3: He got nailed. I mean, the hands beats from Scofield
was impressive. And you know after the fight, when they
asked or they defer to de Oscar de la Hoya
was Floyd Schofield's promoter, what do you want to do next?
And he was like, look, we want the winner of
Chakor against the Paida. He was already scheduled to fight
Shakur in February, so the fight was made. Zepeda is
the guy that has the two wins over Farmer closely,
so that makes sense. So I feel like, whoever is
the winner of that fight, sure, there's no reason not
to do the Scofield fight. I mean I don't know
if there's I mean, there's probably something that somebody would
might think is like a bigger deal, but that would
be a fight that would attract a lot of attention,
particularly if it was Chakor against s Coolfield because of
everything that went on in February. So Schofield's in a
wonderful position. That's a career making win. This was the
kind of fight where Golden Boy, I think, was sort
of sick and tired of the antics of both Floyd
and his father and was like, fuck it, Let's put
him in with a real guy and sink or swim,
And he swam on the race.
Speaker 1: No doubt he won big on Sunday night in Anaheim.
Anything else from this card that you want to touch on.
A dramatic knockout obviously in also one of the undercard
fight well, I'll tell you, I thinkz and Avius Griffin
dramatically ended after Griffin had knocked the welterweight Rodriguez down
in the eighth round. Rodriguez survived, and then Rodriguez knocked
Griffin out with five seconds left in the fight.
Speaker 2: Dan earlier. That was.
Speaker 3: Also an upset because the MVP had recently signed Griffin
who was coming with a lot of hype. He's part
of that Terrence Crawford camp. He's trained by Brian McIntyre
and Julian Rodriguez. You know, for a number of years
ago was a top notch prospect. Only has the one
must but he was. He was with top ranking. We
were building him up for a while. He was really
his biggest problem was he was dealing with so many injuries.
Uh now he seems like he's right, and he went
in there and he did the job. It was a
very close, competitive fight. It was actually a pretty good fight.
And you mentioned about that they they exchanged the knockdowns.
The knockout happened, and when you look at the scorecards
at the end of the fight, he needed that knockout
because otherwise he was looking at at a draw on
the on the on the fight card, because two judges
had the fight going into the last round had it
eighty five to eighty five and the other judge had
him up eighty six to eighty four. So even if
he wins, you know, he needed to do something to
make sure that he won that fight. I mean, I
guess if he just wins the round on the points,
he would win a very close decision, but still.
Speaker 2: But he didn't know that, right, Yeah, he didn't know that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, you don't leave it in the hands
of the judges. So he knocked him out, almost knocked
him out of the ring. Yeah, and he scores a
very dramatic win. And then that was a very nice knockout.
And then the fight that came after that was also
an impressive knockout from you know, I'm not gonna call
Griffin or Julian Rodriguez contenders yet, but the other guy,
Kuriel robl Kiriell, who was a twenty sixteen Mexican Olympian
who got a little bit of a late start after
the Olympics, says he stayed amateur for a while, but
he's looking good. He's in his first fight with trainer
Robert Garcia. For whatever reason, he left Freddie Roach. I mean,
he went from one great trainer to another. But certainly
it looked like Garcia put a pep in a step.
He's coming off the draw against the draw against Alexis Rocha.
That was, you know, kind of a disappointment, but he
looked really good in this fight. I wasn't fighting a
top name. He was fighting just like a regular guy
in Victor Rodriguez from Uruguay, but he put him out
in a very ruthless kind of style.
Speaker 1: And Couril Curiel made it three knockouts in a row
until we got to the zero co feature there on
the pay perview, so at least had some excitement.
Speaker 3: The bigger the bigger thing by for Kurio was it
was also a w BA eliminator, so we'll put him
in a better position to potentially get some type of
pedals and I won't be next. It didn't make a mandatory,
but it puts him in a good spot. All right.
Speaker 1: Listen, they're trying to tear everything down around me. We
got about three minutes left. Give me something. On Deontay
Wilder in the recap mode Friday night in Wichita got
his knockout. One of your thoughts and what is his
future short term?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean he thought Tyrol Herndon he got the knockout.
It took him seven rounds. I think some people were
disappointed because Herndon had been knocked out in two rounds,
you know, four fights earlier by Ricardo Richard Torres junior
of the Prospect, and he figured Deontay Wilder from reavyweight champion,
ring his punchers we've seen would have made me taken
him out quicker. But I was glad that Deontay got
the rounds. And if you're if you're if you're a
fan of Deontay Wilder, and I wrote that I thought
he looked pretty good. And I was harassed by people
all day on social media, and my perspective is, here's
a man coming off of a year layoff, coming off
of a shoulder surgery, got absolutely drilled in his last fight,
lost his previous fight, trying to gain some confidence, trying
to get back in the groove, and he did what
he should have done. He looked much much better. I
know it was a certain level of opponent, but he
used his left book, which has been a hidden weapon
of his for years. He used his jab a lot,
and he looked pretty sharp. He did mix in the
right hands and land a few of them. He was
a much more complete fighter. He didn't just stand there
waiting to land a singular right hand. If you don't
know what I mean, go watch the Luis Ortiz rematch
or even the Joseph Parker fard. If you don't want
to you know, you if you want to try to
fall asleep again. So from that perspective, everything that he
wanted to accomplish.
Speaker 1: Say fair to say you saw enough to say we
should see some more, see if he's got anything left.
You saw enough to say he can fight again, and
let's see what's there.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I go that far, because if
he retires, fine, but he's at least if he's gonna
carry on. He showed that he's better than he was
the last time out.
Speaker 1: But the belief though, is he's not retiring financially and otherwise, right.
Speaker 3: Right, get the fuck out here. He's not retiring. Yeah,
but here's here's so on Saturday morning, uh I spoke
to Shelley Finkle, who was Deontay's career long manager. He
was actually, uh you know, getting on the plane going
to fly home, and we were discussing what the next
move was, and he said, look, we have an offer
from uh North from South Korea to fight a Korean opponent.
If if it's if we find out that it's real
and the money is really real, we're going to take
that fight. In the fall. We want a second fight,
another tune up type fight. We'll go there, we'll we'll
take care of that business, and then we'll look for
a big fight. We want Joshua. If Joshua comes back
in the fall off the elbow surgery and he fights
whoever and Fury stays retired, let him do his you know,
come back after the big knockout loss of Daniel Duoi.
We'll take care of our guy in Korea, and then
you tell us, uh, you know, first part of twenty
twenty six, in the next fight, bring it on. We
are ready for the biggest fight we can make. And
obviously it would you know, it's way past that selbody is,
but there's a lot of people who would still like
to see it, and uh, you know, it makes no
sense for them to pursue anything else. I saw people saying, well, Deant,
they should go fight Derek Tasar, he should fight you know,
Fabia Wardley, what a fucking what are you smoking?
Speaker 2: Get out of here, andrage, okay.
Speaker 3: On did they should do that? To try to build
the joshuaph build the Joshua fight. The fucking fight's gopher
seven years.
Speaker 2: Agreed, agreed on that.
Speaker 1: Dan Is Surley in the middle of the night Eastern time,
that's fine, it's fucking two o'clock.
Speaker 2: In the morning. One more, one more.
Speaker 1: And that is super middleweight contender Christian Mabilly headlined Friday
night at Quebec and did score a knockout of Sulenski,
the veteran opponent. Your thoughts on how my Billy looked
and he's obviously got to be in the conversation down
the road at once a.
Speaker 3: Oh. Macgilly is probably the legitimate number one contender in
the division, you know, regardless of the fact that he's
now has won the vacant interim WBC belt. He's rated
number one in the WBC. But you know, by all,
if boxing was like you know they if they actually
followed rules and did things the way you're supposed to
and not every single thing was only about the dollar,
then Christian Mabilly should be the next challenger for Canelo Alvarez.
But the sanctioning bodies are not going to mess around,
and you know, a lot of people want to see
the Crawford fight, so that's the way life goes. But
he went in the ring in front of the you know,
the Canadian crowd. He is, that's like he's an adopted
Montreal as his home. This is the second fight and
I always had in the Quebec city, the bigger into
the Videotron Center, and he took apart Celeski. Now remember
Celeski only been stopped one time. That was two fights ago.
He got done in by a body shot from Diego Pacheco.
And other than that, he'd been in with the ring
with guys like Danny Jacobson, gotten the distance, gone the
distance with other good fighters, had gone the distance in
a world championship fight at middleweight against Demetrius Andre, not
a big puncher, but you would get my point. He's
shown durability, had never been stopped until that fight, and
Mabilly absolutely just annihilated him. I means massive right upper
cut and it was over and ow. So it was quick,
but it was explosive. I love the Billy. To me,
he's one of my favorite fighters to watch. He's explosive,
he punches, he's not afraid to fight anybody. You know,
just tell him who. Remember he was ordered to fight
but Checko, but Checko turned it down to go fight
Trevor mccumbey what is probably a much easier fight. And
so when that happened, Seleki was the next guy in.
Speaker 1: The ratings mabilly likely to fight at least once more
before the conversation about a Canelo fight might or might
not happen at least once more.
Speaker 3: Right, Canela fight at the moment is probably not even
really realistic realistic. The one thing that is good is
that Turkey Alshka has mentioned his name posted something about him.
There's a very good chance, based on what they were
discussing on the broadcast on Friday night, that with that
victory there may be a spot for Mobility to fight
on the Canelo Crawford undercart, which, if that does happen,
would help build up the prospect of him fighting the winner.
And obviously Canello has two more fights in twenty twenty six.
Opposedly with Turkey under that contract. If it's Crawford and
he likes to stay at Superman away, you know, that
seems to be more like a lesser possibility. But you know, again,
Turkey can make the fight happen if he wants it,
because he's got the money to spend on it. But
the Mobili camp and Mobillion stuff, he's in the position
he doesn't need more tune ups he doesn't need any
more contenders. He's ready for a title fight, a real
title fight, not an interim title fight.
Speaker 1: All right, my friend, I know this is an abbreviated
version of the Recamp podcast.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 1: I've been live out in the in the Anaheim SoCal
Sun all weekend and here for the Jake Paul card,
which I overall I would give this thing like a
nine in terms of the knockouts earlier, the enthusiasm, the arena,
the main event.
Speaker 3: Kind of, I can't give it. I can't give it
a nine because Travis WIT's a shitty opponent.
Speaker 1: Okay, I got you all, but we knew that going in.
I'm just saying we got knockouts earlier in the card,
and we had a Jake Paul main event.
Speaker 3: So there you go.
Speaker 2: Final thought from you.
Speaker 3: I like the card. I'm I thought the Zerto fight
was not great, but it was solid. I love the
Curio performance. Schofield was electrifying. Prepare forever. You don't need
to have a ten round brawl to make yourself you know,
to have enjoyment watching an event, especially when it's that
explosive and that dramatic. Even some of the preliminary fights
were good. That were the you know, before the main
pay per view came on, you had the return of
Holly Holms. She won her fight. I watched joel Erie Arte,
an excellent golden Boy welter way prospect who got a
tough test and and came through nicely in his fight.
You know, there was there was a lot of stuff
to watch, you know, even in the first part of night,
got John Scrappy Ramirez gets a win, who put you know,
stays in sort of title contention in the junior bandon
weight division, even though he felt a little bit over
the weight to uh, you know, on the undercard. So
there was, you know, a lot to look at besides
just what the main card was. But again, if you're
gonna give it a nine, I don't I think that's
a little high because you still are are basing a
lot of whatever grade you might give an event based
on the caliber of the main event. I thought Chavis
was just straight trash. What the fight was made.
Speaker 1: I would say overall, just because of the atmosphere, the
whole thing in the building, it was a whole lot
better than some of the other stuff we've seen, sure
as of late. All right, listen, I've got a roll
out of here before they take all of the table
and the power away from being able to.
Speaker 3: Do I want to see them while well, that was.
Speaker 2: Close to did you see my hand?
Speaker 3: In minutes?
Speaker 1: It was close to happening live on the YouTube channel. Listen,
way to hang in there with me. We'll be back
on a normal timeline later this week in July, my friend.
Thank you to the YouTube audience. Thank you for watching
the podcast audience as well.
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TJ Reeves, Jake Paul victorious tonight over Julio Cesar Chavez Junior.
Speaker 3: We've been doing it live.
Speaker 2: I hear from Anaheim for me and uh, Jake gets
the win here.
Speaker 3: That's the that's the biggest story out.
Speaker 2: Of this tonight in Anaheim.
Speaker 1: All right. With that that, we're good on the Bank
Freak Night recap show and podcast.
Speaker 3: Good night, h