Name: The UFC's Joaquin Buckley Finds Jake Paul Fights "Embarrassing"
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'The UFC's Joaquin Buckley Finds Jake Paul Fights "Embarrassing"' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2022-11-11. Transcript available.

The Joe Rogan experience.
Like Anderson Silva, man, that broke my heart when he lost to Jake Paul, bro.
And like, hey, you got this little kid, bro, like, you know, and he's doing his
thing, right?
You see that he's an athlete, you see that he's working on his style of
fighting, you know what I mean, when it comes to boxing.
But at the end of the day, it's still he picking at every MMA head, right?
And he's fighting Tyron Wooley, Ben Ashton, now Anderson Silva.
And then guess who he said probably going to be next, right?
Jake Paul.
No, Andrew Tate.
Oh, actually, they just posted it today.
They just faced off today.
But the name that he was talking about was Diaz, though.
Yes.
At first, at first.
Well, the Diaz fight is a big name and a big money fight, but he's a lot bigger.
He's a lot bigger than Nate.
But that's the point.
Yeah.
He wants as many as Ben.
He is doing it smart, but at the same time, he embarrassing all of us.
Like, for real.
Like, and it's sad because, like, he's saying all these different things, and
he's talking about having these real conversations that need to be had, but it's
coming from him.
He means about money.
You already know, but it's not a conversation for him to have.
But it is.
It is because it helps him get attention.
And it helps fighters take his point.
I love what he's doing.
I hate it.
I hate it.
I love it.
I want to be the devil.
I'm sure you do.
But you're a fighter.
And I'm going to get a check for it, too.
Yes.
But it's not because I'm just a fighter.
Because he's telling us that we're not even brave enough to fight for ourselves.
So I'm going to fight for y'all while I'm knocking out y'all legends in the
process of it.
You know what I'm saying?
Well, what he's doing is very intelligent.
Oh, no.
It's smart.
The promotion's off the chart.
He's hilarious.
He's brash.
And he's winning.
And he's winning.
But it's who he's winning against, though.
Yeah, but Anderson Silva, you've got to say, that's the most impressive fight
that he won.
You've got to say, Anderson Silva's a legend.
Maybe he's 47 years old.
But that's the thing.
I had Jake Paul to win.
I knew Jake Paul was going to win just because of the age itself.
You know what I mean?
And then on top of that, I didn't see Jake Paul knocking out Anderson either,
though.
You understand?
I just knew it would be competitive enough for Jake Paul to take it.
You know what I'm saying?
Take the win.
But at the same time, it's just like, bro, like, if you fought Anderson Silva,
Anderson, when he was, you know what I'm saying, in his prime, well, you
getting knocked out.
Right.
Well, you talking about—
Most certainly in an MMA fight.
Most certainly.
Not even most certainly in an MMA fight.
Like, Anderson used to box boxes, bro.
And that's the thing, too.
I hate about MMA dudes, like, since we on here.
Like, a lot of these dudes be like, oh, I'll box Canelo or I'll box, you know
what I'm saying,
Mayweather and all that stuff, but never get in the actual ring and just train
and spar with actual real boxes from, like, whatever, the neighborhood.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, I used to actually box with the guys from the neighborhood in Pagedale
Boxing, like Josh Temple, you know, Vaughn Alexander, Devin Alexander's brother,
you know.
Like, I had to actually work with actual boxers to realize, oh, this is a
different type of game.
Yes.
You know?
But when you're just boxing with the guys that's in the MMA room and you're
thinking, like, because you're touching them that you're pretty decent,
you're going to find out if you actually get in with a real boxer before you
actually compete with them, that, yeah, you don't know what you're doing, you
know?
Because it's a certain little combination and it's certain, like, cadencees
that we do as MMA fighters that will get us knocked out in front of a boxer,
you know?
Have you thought about competing as a boxer?
Hell yeah, that's where the money is.
But the thing is, though, it's so diluted because the whole perception of MMA
guys want to box is because of money.
Because I would never just get into it for money.
My biggest thing is I would actually commit myself to the sport of boxing.
Right.
I would get me a boxing coach.
Like, when, even George St. Pierre, like, I feel like he could have been pretty
decent, you know?
Had a great jab in MMA, but you see he was working with who?
Freddie Roach.
Right.
You know?
Right.
And Anderson Silva also found a boxing coach.
I figured who he was working with as well.
But you could see him that he was training that art of boxing and he could
actually compete in the actual ring.
So you would need a timeline.
You would need.
Yeah, definitely need a timeline.
How much time do you think you would need?
Well, since I've already been working with boxers for a minute and I got a
great boxing coach at STL Boxing, Reggie Thomas, shout out to him.
I probably only need, like, two, three years to actually find me a profile, you
know?
And actually work up my work line.
But that's a realistic assessment.
I'm glad you said that.
Two, three years is correct.
Oh, yes, sir.
Yeah.
You can't just hop into it.
Right.
A year time ain't just going to work for you.
Right.
Right.
And then I'm not just going to call out the best in the world, you know, pound
for pound.
I'm going to work my way up.
Right.
I'm going to get some knockouts.
I'm going to get some good little names.
I'm going to get some prospects.
And then I'm going to, like, once y'all see I got a resume now, now let's see
what them names talking about.