Combat sports are currently failing because they are not prioritizing the development of marketable personalities and stars.

“What the combat sports are missing is the thing that the Paul brothers saw and took advantage of is that visibility. You know, be make yourself a star.”

He believes the UFC is failing to emphasize its fighters and lacks compelling star power to stand on its own.

“They're not emphasizing the the the fighters anymore. It's more about the brand.”

Danny Mitchell believes that fighters today need to build a brand around their personality to succeed in the era of social media.

“I say to my fighters all the time, you got to be building your brand, putting stuff out every day, posting, and you know, you've got to >> sort of stand for something a little bit like Patty's got this, you know, scouters don't get knocked out.”

TJ Dillashaw argues that fighters should be prepared for their opponent's tactical adjustments, such as switching stances, rather than relying solely on set game plans.

“If you get him to go in there and start throwing punches, he's a wrestler. It's not he's not going to be able to do his same flow. So, if you're bringing in a wrestler to help with your defense, then yes. But if you're bringing in a well-rounded uh MMA fighter that knows how to wrestle, then I stron”

Terence Crawford argues that he possesses a superior ability to adapt to opponents compared to Errol Spence.

“I just think you know I mean my ability uh to adapt to anything and that you know what's so funny every single time that you hear people talking about Terence Crawford Arrow Spence Tans Crawford Errol Spence the same [ __ ] words keep coming up I think Terence adapts better”

He believes Terence Crawford holds a slight edge due to his versatility and adaptability in the ring.

“I would put that 100 million on Terence”

He believes in maintaining composure and focus during a fight rather than letting emotions control his actions.

“Keep the emotions out of the situation and just be you. Be present. That's really my main thing. I want to be present in what I'm doing and not moving off of like feelings.”

He states that maintaining composure is the most critical factor for a fighter's success in the cage.

“fighting is such a mental game and and it's like the training camps >> they maybe you don't you have to put in more work, more recovery time, but the mindset going into the fight is the one thing you have to control the most”

Tom Aspinall claims that acknowledging fear before a fight actually enhances his performance and sharpness.

“I'm going to look him in the eye and I'm going to be like I'm scared but I'm coming for you and one of us is probably going to be separated from our Consciousness”

Donald Cerrone claims that he experienced fear before his fights and believes most fighters share that feeling but do not admit it.

“and and my my theory is that everybody feels that way and nobody will admit it and that you just have like a level of integrity and and honesty yeah my Ship Sails all good I mean it just uh how can you not be scared to get there oh so scared”