Konstantin Kisin

Yeah, it's crazy.

But it's very entertaining.

But there was always a part of that as well.

I remember when I was following Tyson's career, like he would go to a nightclub and he'd be surrounded by bouncers because there'd be retards who want to fight him.

Oh, dude, I saw that in person.

Yeah, it's, I mean, you just wonder what goes through these people's heads.

Not much.

But isn't it also the thing of like, I see this so often because I used to work at a sports radio station.

And like the guys who play Premier League soccer,

even the most mediocre in terms of the league, is such a high-level athlete.

So high-level.

It's not only... You haven't even encountered someone like this.

Right.

You haven't encountered someone like this mentally, physically.

I remember there was a football player called Jack Wilshire who was a generational talent.

Sadly, he didn't fulfill his...

uh his potential because of injuries and i remember i knew a guy who used to play soccer with him when he was a kid and i said to him what was he like he was like it was like playing a different game it was like playing a different game when he got the ball and what he was doing and i think people you know there's that stupid part of every man who watches a boxing match goes yeah i could do that like how hard is it actually really i could play soccer i mean it's not that hard you're just kicking a ball about

Yeah, I think the problem comes with a lot of people is that because this is such a big country, there's more opportunities.

And when you come from a smaller country of a smaller population, there's simply fewer opportunities.

And so what that produces in people is like, well, there's only these six slots.