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Inside Joe Kropschot’s Training Camp Before His UFC Debut
Alonzo Hernandez · Watch on YouTube · Generated with SnapSummary · 2026-10-22

00:00 I would like to be more like Naruto, but

00:02 I am probably more like Sasuke.

00:03 >> What it do, YouTube? We are back with

00:05 another episode. If you guys are

00:07 wondering who Joe actually is, he is a

00:10 contract winner from Dana White

00:11 Contender Series week 1. He's a dude

00:13 that broke that dude's arm in front of

00:15 Dana White, had him cringing. And in

00:17 today's episode, we are going to

00:19 experience a training camp before his

00:21 debut on Halloween. This is a very

00:24 special episode of getting an inside

00:25 look of what it's like preparing for

00:28 your debut. This is like the biggest

00:30 thing that you've been prepping for,

00:31 been waiting your whole life for. So,

00:33 this is a really cool kind of thing that

00:35 I was able to capture. I want to give a

00:37 huge shout out to Joe, the Scrap Pack

00:39 HQ, Gilbert Melendez, and all of them

00:41 for being a part of this video. And if

00:43 you guys want to support the channel,

00:45 please leave a like and comment down

00:47 below. Now, let's get to it.

00:50 >> Got the man Joe Crop Shot.

00:53 >> What's up to the YouTube?

00:54 >> What's up, YouTube? Just got to get the

00:56 uh photons on my training gear. It

00:58 smells.

00:59 >> Is this how is that's how it works?

01:01 >> I think so. I think the sun helps the

01:02 most.

01:03 >> So, what what should we expect today?

01:05 >> Um, today Gills lead an MMA class. Uh,

01:08 basically it's whatever he says. Uh,

01:10 he's probably going to torture me today

01:11 with some sort of Shark Tank for

01:13 sparring. Kind of like a fight

01:14 simulator, so I'm going to go through

01:17 some hell today, but it's like one of

01:19 the last tests before the fight.

01:21 >> How does it feel? Like, I'm a big fan of

01:22 like the UFC video game. It seems like

01:25 this is kind of like a moment where you

01:27 know you're going ready for your debut.

01:28 Does this feel any different than any

01:30 other uh training camp or anything like

01:31 that?

01:32 >> I mean uh the Contender Series fight,

01:34 the pressure for that was crazy. Like to

01:36 that's your that's your one fight to get

01:38 into the UFC. Um doing such a quick

01:41 turnaround from Contender Series like

01:42 not even 3 months. I feel like ready to

01:45 go just right back into it. It's another

01:47 fight. All right, let's do it. I was

01:49 thinking on the drive over here, it's

01:50 like if you get on the mic and you say,

01:52 "Who's Joe?" Because I feel like there's

01:54 like within the the MMA community, who's

01:57 I don't know if you seen that clip of

01:58 Ilia and Max. They go like this and they

02:00 they had like a little, you know, it's

02:01 like who's Joe?

02:02 >> Same exact Joe. I don't know who's Joe.

02:06 >> Who's Joe?

02:07 >> What?

02:09 >> Uh, Max.

02:11 >> They were talking about like a drill.

02:13 >> Drill. Yeah. Same exact That's

02:17 >> You are Joe. I'm Joe.

02:18 >> Joe. Exactly.

02:20 >> You big uh caffeine guy.

02:22 >> I am. You are?

02:23 >> Yeah.

02:23 >> How many milligrams are we talking a

02:25 day?

02:25 >> I mean, I'm like a co I'm a big coffee

02:27 guy. Yeah. I used to do like pre-workout

02:29 [ __ ] but I started doing just coffee

02:31 and I feel like better.

02:33 >> That's probably is better for your

02:33 heart.

02:34 >> I love coffee.

02:34 >> Yeah. How many coffees we talking about

02:36 like throughout the day?

02:37 >> Maybe like one now. I used to do like

02:39 two, but now I'm like 1 in the morning.

02:41 I'm good. Okay.

02:43 >> Dark in here.

02:43 >> It is dark.

02:44 >> Yeah. Right. Am I dark?

02:47 >> So, you mentioned earlier that you've

02:49 been training with Gil since you were

02:51 18.

02:51 >> Yeah. How did you get introduced to

02:52 Gilbert?

02:53 >> Um, I got introduced to Gil through Dan

02:55 Black.

02:56 >> Okay. Yeah, I got introduced to Gil

02:58 because Nick Diaz was coming out here to

03:00 train for Anderson Silva. And my first

03:02 kickboxing coach wanted me to like

03:04 emulate Anderson Silva

03:07 >> and train for Nick Diaz. This is like

03:08 UFC 183, I think, way back in the day.

03:12 Um, and then I trained with Nick,

03:14 trained with other guys at Scrap Pack,

03:16 and then um, just kept coming back. And

03:18 then it grew more and more and started

03:20 training with Gil like consistently like

03:22 3 days a week since then pretty much.

03:25 >> And did you know that was like your goal

03:26 that you wanted to become a fighter at

03:28 18? I feel like that's a young age to be

03:29 >> Yeah, I mean, dude, I I wanted to be a

03:32 fighter before I even trained. I was

03:33 like I thought I could do it, which is

03:34 crazy to think, but uh, yeah, I wanted

03:37 to be a fighter right away when I was

03:38 like 16year-old in high school. But

03:40 finding guild has kind of put me on that

03:42 path even more.

03:44 >> So what what kind of goes through your

03:45 mind? I mean you've been training for so

03:46 long like before training sessions like

03:48 what's kind of going through your head?

03:50 >> That's a good question. Um I guess

03:52 before a training session I'm I'm trying

03:54 to think of what is the goal of the

03:56 training session today. Today is like to

03:58 get the fight feeling. Um it's not like

04:02 we're not here to play around today.

04:03 We're here to actually put in work and

04:04 get like a fight simulator today. So I

04:06 know that's the goal today. So, I got to

04:08 be locked in like I'm having a fight.

04:14 >> We're We're rolling right here. Hell

04:15 yeah, bro. Yeah. Gilbrand is here.

04:18 [music]

04:25 [music]

04:30 Just another Wednesday um for the MMA

04:33 team. You know, today's a sparring day.

04:35 Uh not too much talking, not too much

04:37 technique. We know what the job is

04:39 today. That's to push for 15 minutes

04:41 hard. Um get ready for a fight. A

04:43 fight's 15 minutes, so we want to sprint

04:45 for 15 minutes. Definitely some extra

04:47 credit afterwards. But um yeah,

04:49 Wednesdays are fun. We get warmed up, we

04:51 get to business, then we hit some extra

04:53 credit. What's one thing that you miss

04:55 the most about days like this?

04:57 [laughter]

04:58 >> Um, man, I enjoy being in here, but just

05:01 the ability to bang and to to stay in

05:04 here with these guys and to compete on a

05:06 high level like them. Definitely miss

05:08 the good old days, but what a treat to

05:10 be able to be here and, you know, guide

05:12 these guys and enjoy it and have a front

05:14 row seat. Sometimes I have better fights

05:17 in here that I see on TV. So, um, it's a

05:20 real treat. But, um, yeah, man. you

05:22 know, uh, I wouldn't say like things are

05:24 really missed, you know what I mean?

05:26 It's good old times in the back in the

05:27 day, but, you know, living in the moment

05:29 now.

05:45 Heat. [music]

05:56 [music]

06:01 Heat. [music]

06:06 [music]

06:08 Heat

06:14 [music]

06:19 [music]

06:22 up

06:29 [music]

06:32 here.

06:40 >> [music]

06:45 >> Thank you.

06:50 >> I was trying to punch you, but your

06:51 grips are tight.

06:52 >> Huh? I couldn't grab pound you. Yeah,

06:54 cuz your grips are so good. I don't want

06:57 to be ground

07:04 tortured. The jiu-jitsu is really nice,

07:06 man.

07:06 >> You can tell you you've been been doing

07:08 it for a long time.

07:10 >> It's so hard to be like that round is

07:12 designed to just break, too.

07:14 >> Yeah.

07:14 >> The shark nontop.

07:18 >> It gives me a lot of confidence going

07:19 with him. I'm like middleweight just

07:20 don't have the same. [music]

07:24 >> You talked about your Naruto tattoo

07:25 since we're here.

07:26 >> You want

07:28 breakdown of this tattoo?

07:30 >> Yeah. This just the uh Sasuke's curse

07:32 mark from Orochi Maru. Um, it's kind

07:35 [music] of like when I break the seal,

07:38 the power comes over my body. [music]

07:40 It's like a power up. Um, I got it a few

07:42 years after I finished the series, but I

07:45 I grew up watching Naruto and then, you

07:47 know, life happened. I fell off and then

07:49 I restarted it like when co [music]

07:52 happened and re got into anime and

07:54 everything.

07:55 >> You feel like you connect to Sasuke the

07:56 most?

07:57 >> That's a good question. I'm a maybe I

08:01 would like to be more like Naruto, but I

08:02 am probably more like Sasuke for sure.

08:05 >> Why would you say that?

08:06 >> I don't know, man. I got like a weird

08:08 dark side to me. Uh I would like to be

08:12 more pure like Naruto, but I do have

08:13 some anger in me like Sasuke.

08:15 >> Feel like like martial arts and MMA, it

08:18 is a dark sport, you know, everything

08:20 all the emotions are in a leash. When

08:22 did you realize that that [music] kind

08:24 of has to have that type of energy in

08:25 [singing] this world?

08:26 >> That's a good question. Uh I think when

08:29 I uh when I was young and I got sent to

08:31 the wilderness for like 11 months, I got

08:34 or I got sent to Utah for 11 months to

08:35 one of those like troubled boys uh

08:38 groups and uh I realized that the world

08:41 is not a sunshine and rainbows place

08:44 like there's hard [ __ ] out there. I saw

08:46 a lot of gnarly things. Uh and then I

08:49 just realized like in this sport

08:51 I'm trying to hurt you and take money

08:53 off your plate. You're trying to hurt

08:54 me. It is what it is. So, I'm not I have

08:57 no malice towards the guy, but I'm going

08:58 to hurt him.

08:59 >> Yeah, that's tough right here, right?

09:03 [music]

09:04 >> Got to back out.

09:06 >> Don't stay right there, man.

09:10 >> That whole that whole shark thing.

09:12 Thanks, Gil.

09:13 >> Yeah, good job.

09:13 >> I I think I was better than Monday would

09:15 have been.

09:15 >> Huh?

09:16 >> I feel like round three I did better

09:17 than round two.

09:18 >> [ __ ] yeah, bro. You're doing great.

09:20 We're putting you into the ring, dog.

09:21 [music]

09:22 >> That's supposed to break you. I feel

09:23 like that's

09:24 >> you're supposed to not you're supposed

09:25 to just not quit.

09:26 >> Yeah, that's what I thought.

09:27 >> If you don't quit, you keep moving, you

09:28 win, bro. You know what I mean? Most

09:30 guys just flatline.

09:31 >> Yeah.

09:45 helicopters

10:14 are

10:23 Got a laugh. Same partner. He just got

10:25 married. Hold in front of you.

10:27 >> Hold in front of you. Just

10:30 pick her up.

10:35 >> Frank is the real

10:39 >> I'm a Goya. I love

10:54 >> wait. Watch out. Watch out, bro.

11:13 faster.

11:19 Hands in the air. Make me laugh.

11:23 We're getting ready for war. [music]

11:32 >> It's good.

11:37 Yes, sir.

11:44 >> Break us down the middle. Coach Ro,

11:46 great job.

11:48 Go.

11:52 >> Let's go. Hey, good practice. Good

11:53 practice. Hey, keep that energy. Energy

11:55 is contagious. Come on. Coming in here.

11:58 >> Go. Hey, don't make your [ __ ]

11:59 somebody else's [ __ ] Come in here.

12:01 positive vibes, ready to work, ready to

12:03 grow, ready to learn, believe in what

12:05 we're doing, and go out there and

12:06 achieve it. Okay, STRAP BACK ON ME.

12:08 STRAP BACK ON THREE. 1 2 3. LET'S GO.

12:19 >> All right. Uh, just got done with pro

12:21 practice. Uh, had a brutal, brutal

12:23 session today. Three fives like a fight

12:25 simulator. I had Clark the Shark round

12:28 one. had Dri and uh Jesse shark take me

12:32 in round two and then back to Clark

12:34 round three. Today is one of those days

12:36 where it's just try not to quit. Gil

12:39 wants to see if you're going to

12:40 persevere and that's what I did today.

12:42 Had to just dig deep. Um still found

12:44 some good openings for submissions. Uh

12:46 got some takedowns, was able to get back

12:48 up. Today was just a day for the mental

12:50 toughness and really feeling what it's

12:52 going to feel like in a fight. Um I'm

12:54 grateful for all these dudes I train

12:55 with cuz they push me so hard. It's uh

12:57 it's awesome to train with these guys

13:00 shower and stuff and cool down a little

13:01 and then we can do it after you take a

13:03 photo for me real quick.

13:05 >> Ready? Three, two, one.

13:10 >> Bryson's like, I'm not going to grab you

13:12 guys.

13:13 >> But Zach didn't [ __ ] spar today.

13:16 >> His hand.

13:17 >> Yeah, I know that that was the whole

13:18 time. Bryson, you're over here fighting.

13:21 >> What's up? I'm Joe Cropscott. Uh I've

13:24 been fighting. Okay, let me restart

13:26 this.

13:26 >> Cut it out, Glenn. Stop, man.

13:29 >> What did you want again? Name.

13:31 >> Yeah, a little intro.

13:33 >> All right. What's up? I'm Joe Cropscot.

13:35 I'm 9 and three. I'm fighting out of

13:37 Scrap Pack and Team Santos Jiu-Jitsu.

13:40 And I've just been a fighter my whole

13:42 life. Uh was getting in trouble as a kid

13:45 getting in street fights. Um, I spent

13:48 like a year in Utah in a troubled kind

13:50 boys group and uh, I just had this

13:53 aggression in me that I needed to

13:54 channel into something and fighting was

13:57 that avenue for me and I really just

14:00 want to see how far I can take it. I

14:01 believe I could be a world champion so

14:03 I'm committing everything to it. I'm 31.

14:06 I feel like I'm just getting into my

14:07 prime now, especially at middleweight.

14:09 Look at the champions. They're all a

14:10 little bit older. Um, and I had a lot of

14:12 hard fights getting into the UFC. I've

14:15 had I've fought really tough people from

14:17 my fourth pro fight on. Um, fought UFC

14:20 veterans, won the LFA title. So, I think

14:23 that experience and having been through

14:24 those hard fights is going to carry me

14:26 far in the UFC. As far as middleweights

14:28 go, I think I move better than all of

14:30 them. My jiu-jitsu is crazy. Like,

14:32 they're not you're not going to see

14:33 transitions like me on the ground. I

14:35 don't think anyone in the UFC has better

14:37 jiu-jitsu than me, especially at

14:39 middleweight. So, you're going to see

14:40 just nasty rangy striking and then the

14:43 craziest jiu-jitsu transitions.

14:45 >> What What do you enjoy most about

14:47 jiu-jitsu itself?

14:48 >> What I enjoy most about jiu-jitsu is

14:50 just the it's like a chess match, but

14:54 you're kind of you get to impose your

14:56 will at the same time. And there's no

14:58 correct path really. It's like you have

15:01 a lot of freedom with how you choose to

15:03 do things. And some things that work for

15:05 you might not work for someone else.

15:07 Yeah. It's just it's like a crazy

15:08 puzzle. you have an opponent, you're

15:10 feeling their like spirit while you're

15:11 going with them. So, for me, it's just

15:13 the ultimate like chess game.

15:16 >> What What are some animes that you like

15:18 watching before you go into battle?

15:20 >> Animes, man, you're getting me start. I

15:22 love anime. Uh, I mean, classic Naruto,

15:26 Bleach has got a spot in my heart. I

15:28 mean, I got the Sasuke curse mark tattoo

15:30 on my shoulder, so Naruto is up there.

15:33 Um, Baky, straight hands, fighting. I

15:36 could go on for animes. Uh, right now

15:39 Black Clover is crazy. Um, I've seen all

15:42 the all the fighting animes you could

15:44 think of. I've seen. Do

15:45 >> you have a favorite fight scene or a

15:46 fight?

15:48 >> No, it's kind of like

15:48 >> No, that's a good one. That's a real

15:50 good one. Favorite fight scene? I mean,

15:53 I think of two right off the top. I

15:54 think of Rock Lee versus Gar. Uh, where

15:57 Rock Lee has no powers, has just work

16:01 ethic, and he's fighting this dude who's

16:03 got crazy powers. And then Rockley takes

16:06 off these ankle weights that he's got on

16:08 and they create like an explosion on the

16:11 ground. And then once he takes those

16:12 off, he's like as fast as light almost.

16:15 Straight hands fighting this dude as a

16:17 demon. That's one of my favorite fight

16:19 scenes ever. And then the final battle

16:21 with Sasuke and Naruto is classic.

16:25 >> Have you ever had a fight that felt like

16:27 kind of like an anime type of was like

16:30 >> Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Uh, when I fought

16:33 for the LFA title, I fought this

16:35 undefeated Russian dude with the

16:36 craziest power of anyone I've ever felt.

16:39 He was so powerful. He dropped me in

16:41 round one. And then going onto the stool

16:45 between round one and two, I literally

16:46 had like a anime, it felt like an anime

16:48 fight. It was like I was fighting a big

16:50 villain and that was my moment to decide

16:53 right there to like evolve to the next

16:54 level and just I on my stool I was like

16:57 I'm deciding to like go get knocked out

16:59 or I'm going to break this dude. And I

17:01 literally saw my life like two paths I

17:03 could have taken after that round and I

17:06 took the right path and broke him in

17:08 round two and finished him.

17:09 >> What does that feel like?

17:10 >> It's weird. And I do a lot of like I

17:12 visualize I do a lot of like

17:13 affirmations and I try to visualize my

17:15 fights and it was almost like I

17:17 visualized in advance this happening and

17:20 then when it happened I was like I've

17:22 dreamt this happening before. So when I

17:25 choked him in the second round and got

17:27 up, I was like, I've seen this exact

17:29 moment in my visualization. It was

17:31 weird. It was like a dream that happened

17:34 in the past came into the future and

17:36 like connected on a timeline. It was so

17:38 weird.

17:39 >> That's just hearing that.

17:41 >> Yeah, it's trippy.

17:42 >> So you're getting ready for your UFC

17:45 debut. Um what are kind of the thoughts

17:47 and kind of feelings you're having, you

17:49 know, right now?

17:49 >> Right now I'm just feeling like I feel

17:52 grateful to be here. It took a lot of

17:54 hard work. It took a lot of sacrifice.

17:56 And I feel ready and capable for this.

17:59 Like I think the test that I've had

18:01 outside of the UFC really prepared me. I

18:03 see a lot of guys get to the UFC that

18:05 have had a bunch of easy fights and then

18:07 when you're in the UFC, there's no easy

18:08 fights and then they get they get beat

18:11 up and hard to come back from that. I

18:13 had three losses in a row. So I know

18:15 what it's like to lose. I know what it's

18:17 like to get better, come back. Um so I

18:20 just feel I feel ready. I feel excited

18:22 for like showing who I am. I think I'm

18:24 just getting into my prime. So, I think

18:26 people are going to realize there's a

18:27 contender and middleweight after I fight

18:30 on Halloween.

18:31 >> So, wrapping it up here. I feel like the

18:33 jiu-jitsu kind of scene has evolved from

18:36 the beginning of the sport and now it's

18:38 kind of in a place where it's like it's

18:40 not really thriving. What do you feel

18:41 like missing and what can you bring to

18:43 the table that could help the MMA and

18:46 jiu-jitsu? I think uh like the

18:48 [clears throat] jiu-jitsu itself, like

18:50 if you're watching jiu-jitsu as a sport,

18:52 I really think the butt scooting makes

18:56 people it turns people off cuz it's not

18:57 a real fight. You could just soccer kick

18:59 a dude who's butt scooting towards you.

19:01 I came up doing jiu-jitsu tournaments

19:03 where it was points oriented. So like

19:06 you had to wrestle and get on top to

19:08 score points. Like 80CC style, you got

19:10 to wrestle and get points, which I think

19:12 is way more exciting. People don't mind

19:14 watching people wrestle and hand fight

19:16 and have crazy transitions. People

19:18 People don't like seeing two guys

19:19 scooting on their butt towards each

19:21 other and lacing up legs. Um I think I

19:24 if you look at all my fights there, the

19:26 jiu-jitsu transitions are exciting. You

19:28 don't see a lot of guys my size moving

19:30 like that. I take people's backs. I have

19:32 nasty ground and pound. There's blood in

19:35 every one of my fights. You'll see. I've

19:37 never had a fight where there's not

19:38 blood leaking out of both of us. Uh,

19:41 yeah. I just bring a weird I I make

19:43 jiu-jitsu exciting in MMA.

19:44 >> Your mindset is a little different. I

19:46 mean, I heard you talk about you ready

19:47 to kill someone. What does it actually

19:49 mean to be ready to to do something like

19:51 that to somebody? Cuz I mean, outside

19:53 the cage, it's illegal, you know? So,

19:54 how does that feel? How are you able to

19:56 kind of put that that side of you away,

19:58 but have it come out in the right time?

20:00 Well, that's like I I think growing up I

20:03 had a anger problem and uh training kind

20:06 of like

20:08 helped me get rid of that a little bit,

20:10 but it also just kind of channeled it.

20:12 And I know in a fight it's really me

20:14 versus him. They're trying to hurt me.

20:16 I'm going to try to hurt them. And I I

20:18 always tell myself I'm willing I'm

20:20 willing to die myself and I'm ready to

20:22 kill my opponent. So I make peace with

20:25 that. Like I could get knocked out. You

20:27 know, there hasn't been a death really

20:29 in MMA yet, but it's a possibility. And

20:32 I just make peace with that that I could

20:34 be on the receiving end of that, but I'm

20:36 going to do everything I can to make it

20:37 that it's the other guy. It's better him

20:39 than me.

20:40 >> You mentioned that one of your favorite

20:41 movies is Gladiator. You feel like you

20:44 [snorts] are a gladiator yourself?

20:47 >> Yeah, I feel like I'm a gladiator in

20:49 there. This is like the most modern-day

20:51 kind of gladiator thing you could do

20:52 besides being like special forces in the

20:55 military, which I don't think is as

20:57 scary as that, but I think the glory of

21:00 fighting in front of a crowd is pretty

21:02 sick. Uh, so yeah, I think we're like

21:04 modern day gladiators for entertainment.

21:06 >> I feel like a lot of fans will connect

21:08 to you just because you are pretty well

21:10 versed and you know a lot of ball about

21:12 anime.

21:13 >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, I think I think a lot

21:15 of like the the messages in anime are

21:18 like

21:20 you your struggles are going to help you

21:22 grow. Like it's not like your struggles

21:24 define you. Like you everything you go

21:26 through that's hard in your life. It

21:28 it's up to you how you take those

21:30 struggles and grow from it. Like I think

21:32 all those tribulations can make you

21:34 stronger if you use it in the right way.

21:36 So I think I take that and like I think

21:38 of it like I'm leveling up. Everything

21:40 I've been through has leveled me up to

21:42 become a better fighter. And then I

21:45 think your your times to prove it are

21:47 when you get that fight. So you better

21:48 put everything you can into your

21:50 training. And yeah, I mean anime just

21:52 shows you like training arcs. You can

21:54 get way better. You can fight a bigger

21:56 villain each time. And that's what I'm

21:58 doing. I'm I'm like the main character

22:00 of my own anime.

22:01 >> You are. You are. And uh you mentioned

22:03 that you're a fan of EO the anime

22:06 personally watch myself. Um is there a

22:09 character that you kind of resonate with

22:10 maybe besides EO itself? Maybe there's a

22:13 lot of the different other side

22:15 characters.

22:16 >> Yeah. Um what was his the big dude who

22:18 brought him into the gym? Takamura. Yes.

22:20 Takamura was my guy. And uh I put on a

22:24 bunch of my like cuz I teach a

22:25 kickboxing class at Team Santos

22:27 Jiu-Jitsu. And a couple of my students,

22:29 I put them onto the anime and they were

22:31 like, they were all like, "You remind me

22:32 of Takamura, bro. Bringing me into the

22:35 gym, beating me up." So and Takamura was

22:37 fighting for world titles, um which I

22:39 got to fight for and win. Um, so yeah,

22:42 Takamura was a G. I love that dude. Um,

22:44 and he was kind of like he brought the

22:47 whole gym up with his success. Everyone

22:49 wanted to be like Takamura, too, which

22:51 is cool. Like I would like to be a

22:53 leader and inspire people around me.

22:55 >> Are you excited to kind of like maybe

22:57 peek out the cage and see a bunch of

22:58 people dressed up in Halloween costume?

23:00 I feel like that would be pretty rare.

23:01 >> Yeah, that would be it'd be cool to

23:03 fight on Halloween. I was trying I was

23:04 thinking of like some gimmick [ __ ] to

23:06 walk out with, but I think I got a scary

23:07 walk out song uh for Halloween. So, that

23:11 should be cool. Um yeah, it'll be cool.

23:12 I hope there's some costumes out there

23:14 and then get this win and then go

23:16 celebrate in Vegas. Should be awesome on

23:18 Halloween.

23:18 >> Thank you, dude.

23:19 >> Thank you, bro. Thanks for coming out. I

23:21 appreciate it.

23:23 >> I really respect the grind. Drove all

23:25 the way out here.

23:26 >> Got you, bro.

23:26 >> I'm And I'm hoping, dude, to just keep

23:28 winning and working with you in the

23:29 future. I like your stuff.

23:30 >> Hell yeah. So, that concludes our little

23:32 vlog. Great experience. Uh, really cool

23:36 that I was able to experience a a

23:38 Gilbert Melinda's training session in

23:40 the first person and you guys got a

23:42 little insight on Joe Cropscot. I always

23:46 thought it was crop shot. So, when he

23:47 said cropscot, I was like, I've been

23:49 saying it wrong this whole time. So,

23:51 that's cool. That's cool. But yeah, man.

23:53 Great great vibes, good training. And I

23:57 was thinking during that class, I'm

23:59 like, bro, these guys would be like the

24:01 modern-day crusaders, bro. Like if you

24:03 put all these guys on a damn boat and

24:05 you shipped them off to freaking battle,

24:08 they would do freaking work, bro. I'm

24:09 not going to lie. Those were some

24:11 interesting type of guys there and uh

24:14 they know violence very well. So, if you

24:16 guys enjoyed this episode, make sure to

24:18 leave a like on this episode right here.

24:20 Subscribe to the channel and stay tuned

24:22 for more. And I'll catch you guys on the

24:24 next episode. What's in store, bro? I

24:26 have no idea, bro. I don't even know. We

24:27 just we end up freaking in the craziest

24:29 freaking situations.

24:31 And that was one of them. So, thank you

24:33 guys. I'll catch you guys on the next

24:34 one. We out.

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