Success is the progressive realization of a worthy ideal.
Speaker AI'm gonna show you how great I am.
Speaker AHey, everybody, and welcome back to the podcast.
Speaker AMyself, N.J.
Speaker Aand I'm here with the co host, Mukundi Muda.
Speaker AAnd I'm good, man.
Speaker B2025, 2023, man, you know that's not my brand.
Speaker BYou're ruining my brand.
Speaker AI'm ruining your brand?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BMukundi.
Speaker AOh, just Mukundi.
Speaker AOkay, Mukundi.
Speaker AYes, I'm here with Mukundi, the vendor extraordinaire.
Speaker ASuperstar.
Speaker AThat's not.
Speaker AYes, that's saved.
Speaker AThat's saved.
Speaker AThe one and the only.
Speaker AWelcome back, man.
Speaker AWelcome back.
Speaker AWelcome back.
Speaker BIt's been too long.
Speaker AIt's been too long since we've been on the.
Speaker AOn the.
Speaker AIt's been all of three weeks.
Speaker BLast I was here, we.
Speaker BWe talk nonsense for like.
Speaker BLike two hours.
Speaker ANo, it wasn't nonsense.
Speaker BIt was quite important about our soccer takes.
Speaker AOh, yeah, yeah.
Speaker AAbout the psl.
Speaker BLike, like, I don't take anything back.
Speaker BI don't take it back.
Speaker ABut I'll tell you what I know.
Speaker AI'll tell you what I know.
Speaker AYou know what people will say?
Speaker AI'm like, hey, hey, you don't know much.
Speaker AHey, he.
Speaker AYou have a microphone.
Speaker AHey, you have a podcast.
Speaker ALike we do.
Speaker AAnd we're taking the time to share our opinions and then be corrected.
Speaker AAnd what that means is if we're corrected, we are now better and we know more.
Speaker BExactly.
Speaker AThat's so.
Speaker BExactly.
Speaker ASure.
Speaker ALike, welcome all.
Speaker AWelcome all the negative comments.
Speaker ASo welcome to 2025.
Speaker AAre you feeling good about the.
Speaker BYou say it's 2023.
Speaker AYes, it's 2023.
Speaker AReady for the year?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI'm more than ready, man.
Speaker BI feel like it.
Speaker BIt took its time getting here.
Speaker AI was.
Speaker BI was done with 2024.
Speaker BAre we done, like, by June?
Speaker BI was done by June.
Speaker AThat's like half.
Speaker BSo a lot.
Speaker BThere was a lot.
Speaker BThere was a lot in that half.
Speaker BAnd now I'm just glad that it's over and.
Speaker BYeah, clean slate, bro.
Speaker AA clean slate.
Speaker AClean slate.
Speaker AHave we stopped saying happy New Year to everybody now?
Speaker ACan we.
Speaker ACan we stop that?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BAfter the seventh.
Speaker AAfter the.
Speaker BThe first week.
Speaker AOh, after the seventh.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BSeven days.
Speaker AWe're at the 12th now.
Speaker B12Th now it's tickets.
Speaker BNow the NFL playoffs have started.
Speaker AEven NFL players have started.
Speaker AHey, how about the Ravens?
Speaker AHow about the Ravens?
Speaker BHey, beat this team.
Speaker BFeel this.
Speaker BEmphatically.
Speaker BWell, not emphatic.
Speaker AWhat does emphatically mean?
Speaker BWell, not emphatically.
Speaker BWhat was the score, 30 something, 28 something, 28, 23.
Speaker AI think that's not emphatic.
Speaker BThat's.
Speaker BHey, man, that's a touchdown.
Speaker BI'll tell you just now.
Speaker BI'll tell you just now.
Speaker BBut we did well.
Speaker ANo, that's good.
Speaker BThat's.
Speaker BWe did well.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ASo why are you.
Speaker AWhile you're looking at that.
Speaker ASo this week, I want to talk about the makings of a mentally strong athlete.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker B28, 14.
Speaker AOkay, that's.
Speaker AThat's emphatic.
Speaker AYeah, that's emphatic.
Speaker AWell done.
Speaker BI told you.
Speaker BAnd it was personal.
Speaker BYou know how the Ravens be for the Steelers.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker AIt's like.
Speaker AIt's like Chelsea versus Arsenal.
Speaker BWe just.
Speaker AWe just don't like each other's team.
Speaker AOh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker BHas Arsenal won anything?
Speaker AThey've won FA Cups.
Speaker AThey've.
Speaker ABut they haven't won, like, a major Premier League title, you know, like the League title.
Speaker AThey haven't won that since 2004.
Speaker BI was four years old.
Speaker AThat was since past 21 years.
Speaker AThey haven't won a Premier League title.
Speaker AThey haven't won a Champions League title.
Speaker BNothing.
Speaker ANothing.
Speaker ANot none.
Speaker ANot mix.
Speaker BJust a young tournament in.
Speaker AThat's not a young tournament.
Speaker AThey're still a competitive team.
Speaker AThey make it into Europe every single season.
Speaker ABut they haven't won it versus Chelsea.
Speaker AWe have won.
Speaker AWe have won eight European titles to your zero.
Speaker BYou have one of the last one.
Speaker AThe Last one was 2021.
Speaker AThat wasn't.
Speaker AI wasn't too far.
Speaker AI was like, four years ago.
Speaker BI ain't mad at 2021.
Speaker AThat was four seasons ago.
Speaker BI'll give you that.
Speaker AThe last Premier League title we won was 2017.
Speaker AThat's.
Speaker ANow I'm starting to say, like, okay, we need to, like, win the league.
Speaker BBut 2017 ain't bad, eh?
Speaker AActually, eight years ago.
Speaker BYeah, eight years ago.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BIt's starting.
Speaker BIt's getting there.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BI feel like in sports, you're.
Speaker BWe'll let you live off that.
Speaker BWhatever championship you won.
Speaker BFive years, even five is pushing.
Speaker BIt's pushing it because.
Speaker BOkay, it can be one championship in five years.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BBut you have to.
Speaker BYou have to have been competitive for those five years.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker A@ least, like making it finals, conference.
Speaker BFinals, stuff like that.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BThen I'd be like, okay, you were solid.
Speaker BYou're solid.
Speaker AYou see?
Speaker BYou see, like the Nuggets or the war.
Speaker BThe.
Speaker BThe warriors are a perfect example.
Speaker BAll right, The warriors won 51.
Speaker BThe championship in 22.
Speaker BBut they won a championship in 2022.
Speaker ASure.
Speaker BAnd they've been trash ever since.
Speaker BSo can we really say, you know, can we still say they're top team because they won a championship, what, three years ago?
Speaker ANo, you can't say that.
Speaker ANo, you can't say that.
Speaker BNo, we can't.
Speaker AWho's that song that sang that song?
Speaker AWhat have you done for me lately?
Speaker BWhat you done lately?
Speaker BDon't tell me about what was then.
Speaker AThere was a woman who sang a song.
Speaker AWhat have you done lately?
Speaker BOh, the only one I know is Damian Lillard.
Speaker AOh, Dame Dash.
Speaker BYeah, Dame.
Speaker AWhat has he done?
Speaker AWhat has he done?
Speaker AWhat has he done?
Speaker BIn season tournament, we don't care.
Speaker AWe don't care.
Speaker BIn season, tournament, we don't care.
Speaker BAh, a trophy is a trophy.
Speaker BNo, no, more important, when was the last time Chelsea won a trophy?
Speaker AWhen was last time Chelsea won a trophy?
Speaker BWell, last time, Charles, besides that.
Speaker B2021 one.
Speaker AWe won the Club World cup in 2022.
Speaker BWhat's that now?
Speaker AIt's a Club World Cup.
Speaker AIt's a Club World Cup.
Speaker AIt's like of the Champions League and the UEFA League.
Speaker ALike the, you know, the Champions League across the world.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker AThe winners of those enter a tournament.
Speaker AOh, and then they took it out.
Speaker AOh, and we won that.
Speaker AOh, and then we won the.
Speaker BThe super cup, which is when you still had Kremlin money.
Speaker AI don't know about Kremlin money, but we still have that.
Speaker ARoman Abramovich was still our blesser at the time.
Speaker AHe's a blesser.
Speaker ALike it was our blesser.
Speaker ASo that's.
Speaker AThat's the last time.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BSo you have to think about it.
Speaker ALast time we actually won a trophy, I think that was that.
Speaker AThat was the last one we won.
Speaker AMaybe that was.
Speaker AYeah, Chelsea, bro.
Speaker AEven Manchester United.
Speaker AMan United won a trophy last season.
Speaker BThe Carabao Cup.
Speaker ANot the Carabao.
Speaker AIt was the FA Cup.
Speaker BWhen did Man United win the Carabao Cup?
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker ABut no one really cares about the Carabao Cup.
Speaker BI heard that they won a cup, I think in 2023, last season, which was their first cup since like 2017 or something.
Speaker AYeah, Man United.
Speaker BBut I heard man.
Speaker BI heard Man City is also Man City's.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AI think they're throwing games on Purp.
Speaker AThey've got financial fair play charges against them because 115, 150.
Speaker AThey have more charges against them than Zuma had while he was still president.
Speaker AHe's got.
Speaker AThey've got 115 fair play charges against.
Speaker BHim because they don't show.
Speaker ADon't sh.
Speaker AWhy?
Speaker BWhy did this person must take a show.
Speaker A115 Fair Play charges against him and then they could be have point deductions and have Premier League stripped away from them.
Speaker BDamn.
Speaker AAnd then they could end up being relegated.
Speaker ASo I think they just.
Speaker AThey're just throwing.
Speaker AImagine Manchester City relegated.
Speaker AYou imagine.
Speaker APep, Pepper, you're one of my favorite coaches.
Speaker ALike he's just talking trash.
Speaker ANo Peps slide is allowed here.
Speaker AOh, none is allowed here.
Speaker AThat is allowed here.
Speaker BListen, all I know is that he's Pep Guardiola and he is one of the best.
Speaker AOne of the best ever, if not.
Speaker BThe best of his generation.
Speaker BCuz apparently he's possibly the goat.
Speaker AWhat?
Speaker AHe's possibly the goat of coaches.
Speaker APossibly the goat Man United fans.
Speaker AI'm like, ah, it's Alex Ferguson.
Speaker BI was about to say the only other coach I know is Alex Ferguson.
Speaker AYeah, but like think about it.
Speaker APep Gorilla has.
Speaker AI'm just think about league titles.
Speaker BCuz I was thinking he was.
Speaker BHe.
Speaker BHe was the bad man in Bayern as well.
Speaker AHe was bad.
Speaker AAnd buy it like bad.
Speaker ALike, like he won Champions League.
Speaker AHe's won three Champions League, which is one more than Alex Ferguson has.
Speaker AHe's won how many?
Speaker AHe won six Premier Leagues which is seven less than Alex Ferguson.
Speaker ABut he still won league titles in Spain and in Germany.
Speaker ASo if you add all of those.
Speaker BApps and Alex has only coached in.
Speaker AYeah, well, he's also coached in Scotland.
Speaker AAh, come on, come on.
Speaker BPremier League.
Speaker ANo, man.
Speaker AHe's coaching Scotland, Scott.
Speaker AIn the Scottish Premier League and Scottish Premier League.
Speaker BThis is Scotland, part of the uk.
Speaker ABut it's not part of the Premier League.
Speaker ALike they've got their own league.
Speaker BSo wait, wait.
Speaker BThe Premier League is exclusive to London?
Speaker AIt's England.
Speaker BYeah, it's England.
Speaker AYeah, it's England.
Speaker BSo I thought it was a uk.
Speaker ANo, it's just England.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AIt's just England.
Speaker BVery much like the English.
Speaker AIt's just.
Speaker AYeah, very much like the English.
Speaker AYeah, very much.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ARight, so ten minutes and imagine.
Speaker ASo I want to.
Speaker ASo today we're going to be talking about the makings of a mentally strong athlete.
Speaker AYou want to see my.
Speaker AMy Rafael Nadal cap?
Speaker AHe's.
Speaker AHe's retired.
Speaker AI don't know what to do with myself in tennis now.
Speaker AIt's just like, it's.
Speaker AIt's so weird.
Speaker ALike, it's so weird.
Speaker AAustralian openness up that Jovic is going for number 25.
Speaker AI hope he gets it.
Speaker BNumber 25, 25th grand slam.
Speaker BDamn.
Speaker A25Th major.
Speaker ASo he can be the all time leader across males and females in tennis majors in just the singles.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AThe number two person's got number 24 is Margaret Court, who's got one more than Serena Williams.
Speaker AI just had to throw that in there to throw that.
Speaker BI'm not going to mention what you said to me of.
Speaker AOh, oh, yeah.
Speaker AI've got, I've got a confession to make.
Speaker AI have to make a confession.
Speaker ADr.
Speaker AUmar, you'll be, you'll be happy to hear this confession.
Speaker ASo Mukundi model was right.
Speaker AI mean Mukundu was right, right?
Speaker AMukundo's right.
Speaker AHe was like.
Speaker AHe, he.
Speaker BTell me something I don't know.
Speaker BYeah, I don't know if I should look at that camera.
Speaker AIt doesn't matter.
Speaker AThe Ravens ain't winning the chip this year.
Speaker AOh, you know that too.
Speaker AOh, okay.
Speaker BNow how did we get.
Speaker BHow did we get there?
Speaker AI'm just petty.
Speaker BSo we get there.
Speaker AI was doing some, some research and there's one video came across that talked about who's the most dominant just tennis player of the 21st century.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker AMost dominant tennis player for the 21st century.
Speaker ANot just male, female.
Speaker AJust if you have a racket.
Speaker AIf you have a racket.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AThen though, like it has five syllables.
Speaker AThe name has five syllables.
Speaker AThat was like, okay, Roger Feder.
Speaker AOkay, no, that's not the one.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker ARaphael.
Speaker ANot down.
Speaker AOkay, it's got five.
Speaker AOkay, okay.
Speaker ANo, Vector Kovich.
Speaker AOkay, great.
Speaker ANo, got three.
Speaker ANo, not whatsoever.
Speaker BCome on.
Speaker AMartina Navrati Lova.
Speaker ANot too many.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ASerena Williams.
Speaker ASerena.
Speaker ASo I'm like, why is she the most dumb?
Speaker AI thought you want to say Novak Djokovic.
Speaker AWhat this guy was saying in this video, he was like, I'm not talking about male, female.
Speaker ABecause like, because then if she, if Serena played Novak Nova could kill it properly.
Speaker ALike it would not.
Speaker AIt wouldn't be.
Speaker AIt wouldn't be fair.
Speaker AYou know, she played the 200th ranked man and they played like a proper two set match.
Speaker ASurely got one set to her rank 200, right?
Speaker ANumber 200.
Speaker BAnd he dog walked her.
Speaker AShe said, I don't want to play against men's a different sport.
Speaker ABut like back to just tennis, right?
Speaker AHe listed all the things that she had done.
Speaker ALike, so she's got 23 grand slams.
Speaker AShe's won every single Grand Slam.
Speaker BSo it's too shy of your boy Novak if he wins this one.
Speaker AYeah, too shy, too shy, too Shy in one short of Margaret Court.
Speaker AOne more than Steffi Kraft, one more than Rafael Nadal.
Speaker ABut anyway, it sounds a man sport.
Speaker ASo 23 Grand Slams in singles and in doubles.
Speaker AShe has 17 Grand Slams in doubles with her sister.
Speaker AShe has four gold medals.
Speaker AFour, four, four.
Speaker ALike, four, four, four.
Speaker BThat's 16 years.
Speaker BThat's 14 years.
Speaker AThat's four gold medals.
Speaker AI think this is both in singles and in doubles.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AFour gold medals.
Speaker AShe's been ranked number one.
Speaker ASomething like 356 weeks.
Speaker AI don't know how many years that is.
Speaker AStephen Kraft has still got 20 more weeks.
Speaker ABut anyway, watch how.
Speaker BEven when I love.
Speaker BHow even when you're giving Serena her props, you still somehow find a way to discredit it.
Speaker AI love that.
Speaker BWell, not.
Speaker BBut you still somehow find a way to bring.
Speaker ABalancing it out.
Speaker AI'm balancing it out.
Speaker BIs it Stephanie Kraft?
Speaker AStephanie Craft?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BYou still.
Speaker ANo, because there's some listeners, like, who don't want to hear anything about Stephen Crab.
Speaker AShe's the goat.
Speaker AAnd that's it.
Speaker ASome people don't want to hear that.
Speaker AYou know, like those people, when you bring up LeBron, they're like, I don't want to hear it's Michael Jordan.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BWell, you.
Speaker BHow you feel.
Speaker BHow you feel.
Speaker BYou can be wrong still.
Speaker BAnd you're allowed to tell your girlfriend.
Speaker AOr what you tell her.
Speaker BI wish I could.
Speaker AGood.
Speaker AThat's the answer.
Speaker AThat's the answer.
Speaker ASo she also had tougher opposition.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AAnd then she also beat her own sister.
Speaker ABut her sister was as much as like, a significant older than her.
Speaker AAnd sports is like five years.
Speaker BOh, damn.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker ASo they.
Speaker BFive years in sports.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd they played each other in a Wimbledon final.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AAnd the father refused to watch.
Speaker AOh, it was like, I'm watching this final.
Speaker AWhoever wins, you guys tell me who won.
Speaker BBut he knew deep down, he must have known, like, so then it's like when.
Speaker BIt was in 2019 when the warriors were playing the Trailblazers in the conference.
Speaker BDamn.
Speaker BThey.
Speaker BThey would.
Speaker BThey were past that reputation by then.
Speaker BBut the warriors were playing the Trailblazers, and Steph Curry's parents.
Speaker BYeah, Seth Curry was on the Trailblazers at that time.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BSo Steph's parents are like, yeah, we're trying to be neutral, you know?
Speaker BSo they get.
Speaker BThey had these jerseys made where the front was the warriors and the back was Portland.
Speaker BSo to be neutral.
Speaker ANah.
Speaker AJust don't.
Speaker BAnd I was like, we both know which team is winning this.
Speaker ACome on.
Speaker BThe warriors won, and they swept Them.
Speaker AI think they swept them.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI'm pretty sure the warriors swept the Trailblazers.
Speaker BOkay, which was.
Speaker BWhich is what?
Speaker BWhat I was saying about level.
Speaker BSometimes teams just get there when they don't get there.
Speaker BBut it was pretty funny to see Steph's parents do that.
Speaker BAnd they're like, yeah, we don't know who's gonna wait.
Speaker BAnd we're trying to be impartial about it.
Speaker BAnd we're all like, yeah, it's a diplomatic.
Speaker BThis is a 2019.
Speaker BWarriors.
Speaker AWe talked about 2019.
Speaker AOh, no, it's fresh off a chip.
Speaker AFresh, bro.
Speaker AFresh fresh.
Speaker AThey were aiming for a three beat.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker ASo Serena, shout out.
Speaker BShout out to those injuries.
Speaker ANo, no.
Speaker BShout out to those injuries.
Speaker ASo Serena, we thought she had arrival.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AMaria Sharapova beat her in Wimbledon and then beat her again in.
Speaker AWhat else did you beat it in, like a Master Series 1 1000.
Speaker AIt's like a tournament that's just below the importance of a Grand Slam.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker BSweet.
Speaker ASo then she.
Speaker BSo we have, by the way, sweep, sweep.
Speaker AOkay?
Speaker ALike, broom bristles out the teeth.
Speaker ASo then after that, Serena invoked her in a Jordan.
Speaker AShe took it personally.
Speaker AAnd in the next 20 matches, semi finals and finals, Serena beat her neck arrival 20 straight times.
Speaker ALike, 20.
Speaker ALike, 20.
Speaker ALike, twenty.
Speaker BWere they at least close?
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI don't know, but.
Speaker ADoesn't matter.
Speaker AYou lost 20 times straight.
Speaker AHe lost 20 times straight.
Speaker AThat's like.
Speaker AThat's like when Roger Federer lost seven straight finals to Nadal and then Novak Djokovic went and beat Nadal.
Speaker ASeven straight finals.
Speaker BLike, okay, it has to be competitive.
Speaker ANo, no.
Speaker ASome of those matches went down to the wire.
Speaker ALike, went down to, like.
Speaker BAh, but.
Speaker ABut you still are seven straight.
Speaker ASeven.
Speaker BBut here's the thing.
Speaker BWhen we check the record books, there's not gonna be an asterisk that says, this was close.
Speaker ANo, you lost seven straight.
Speaker BLike, as we say in basketball almost don't count.
Speaker ANo, it doesn't count.
Speaker BYou could almost make that shot.
Speaker AAlmost.
Speaker AThat LeBron James almost comes up alone.
Speaker ASo who's.
Speaker AWho's the.
Speaker AThe most?
Speaker ASo that Serena is the undisputed goat of women's tennis.
Speaker AThat's what I say.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker ANow I say that.
Speaker ANow I say that now.
Speaker AI was on team, even though won each Grand Slam about four times.
Speaker ASerena didn't do that.
Speaker ABut I'm just saying, totality of.
Speaker BWho's the goat?
Speaker ATotality of.
Speaker AThe totality of.
Speaker AOf women's tennis, sports, singles, doubles, all of that.
Speaker ASerena.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker BSo it's Serena.
Speaker ANo, it is Serena.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker BSo leave.
Speaker BLeave Stephie out of it.
Speaker AShe's still good, though.
Speaker ALike, is.
Speaker AAnd also like the.
Speaker AThe here's.
Speaker AHere's a question I have to ask you.
Speaker AIf you.
Speaker AIf I win 25, like majors or 25 championships, and if I win 25, you win 30, and then people say that you had easier competition and I had harder competition.
Speaker ADo you take that into account?
Speaker BNot really.
Speaker AMy chat is that I beat everyone in front of me.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker AI did what I was supposed to do.
Speaker BI did what I was supposed to do.
Speaker BYou brought people, you brought challenges.
Speaker BAnd I.
Speaker AAnd I beat all of them.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker BI beat everyone.
Speaker BYou can't try to discredit me.
Speaker BIt's not like I was playing bus drivers and bums.
Speaker BI was playing fellow professionals.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd you beat them.
Speaker BAnd I beat them convincingly.
Speaker BThese are professionals ranked players, which means, dog, they are closer to me than I am to them.
Speaker BWell, as me being Stephanie, they are closer to me than the next person off the street.
Speaker BAnd it's not like I was like.
Speaker BLike I'm saying, it's not like I was playing someone off the street.
Speaker BI was playing a professional.
Speaker BAnd we're gonna hold it up to professional standards.
Speaker BNot my fault.
Speaker BThey not up to my standard.
Speaker BIt's just like this.
Speaker BIt's.
Speaker BOkay, I'm gonna sound like a hypocrite here.
Speaker BHuh?
Speaker AGo ahead, be hypocritical.
Speaker AYou're a man.
Speaker BBecause we could use that same argument in basketball.
Speaker BThe thing with tennis is it's such a one man sport.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BThat you are in control of everything.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BUnlike basketball.
Speaker BThat's a team sport.
Speaker ASure.
Speaker BBecause Bill Russell, Michael Jordan.
Speaker ABill.
Speaker ALike, what are you talking about?
Speaker AYou're talking about.
Speaker AHe won.
Speaker AHe won 11.
Speaker BHe won 11.
Speaker AHe won eleven.
Speaker BWith eight straight.
Speaker AEight straight.
Speaker BEight straight.
Speaker AWhen there were eight teams, like, what are we doing?
Speaker BAnd.
Speaker BAnd players had.
Speaker BHad.
Speaker AHad, like, side hustles.
Speaker BBasketball was a side hustle.
Speaker AIt was a side hustle.
Speaker AIt was a side hustle.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BNah, but for real, no, that.
Speaker BWe can't.
Speaker BWe can't fault her for that.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BCan't fault her for that.
Speaker ANo, no.
Speaker AWhat I'm saying is that Serena faced tougher competition.
Speaker AThe people say Serena faced tougher competition than Steffi, but Steffi still literally dominated whoever this chef.
Speaker BBut could you say it's tougher competition or was it just more evolved competition?
Speaker AIf.
Speaker AIf you evolved, it's tougher.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker BYeah, but you are.
Speaker BYou were also at that level.
Speaker BIf you get What I'm saying.
Speaker AWhat do you mean?
Speaker BWe've.
Speaker BWe've.
Speaker BIt's not like we're putting two people from two different generations on the same court.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BSo that means Serena is playing players that have evolved, that are.
Speaker BThat have evolved.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BFor that time.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BWhich means she's one of them.
Speaker BSame thing with Stephanie.
Speaker BWith Stephanie Kraft.
Speaker BThe level of competition was not tougher or greater or was not tougher or any less tougher.
Speaker BIt's just the level of competition that was there simply because she was also at that level.
Speaker ASure.
Speaker BIn the 90s, we didn't have step back threes, so I could take Kyrie Irving and drop him in the 90s, he.
Speaker BPeople would think he's a witch, bro.
Speaker AWith what he was doing, with what.
Speaker BHe'S doing with a basketball now people will say he's a witch.
Speaker BBut no, the game has just evolved.
Speaker BAm I putting Kyrie above names like Isaiah Thomas, Michael Jordan, John Stockton?
Speaker BAm I putting him above those type of names?
Speaker BCall Malone, Kwame, Scotty Pippen simply because Scotty Pippen can't do a step back three?
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BSimply because Carl Malone couldn't have that English and go up and under when he's finishing under the rim.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BIs it his fault that.
Speaker ANo, it's not.
Speaker BThat didn't exist.
Speaker BLook at, look at that layup that Jordan does where he starts from one side and then boom.
Speaker BDude, we have dudes doing that off the bench now.
Speaker ABack then it was like, oh, my God.
Speaker BBro, when, when Steve Kerr shot threes, people were in awe.
Speaker BNow Steph Curry is shooting threes from the parking lot from the half light, bro.
Speaker AYou literally have to guard this guy.
Speaker BFrom the minute he steps off the team bus.
Speaker BYou gotta.
Speaker BYou gotta start guarding him.
Speaker BLike, you gotta be God stiff.
Speaker BSo you see.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BYou can't really blame level of competition in any sport because I'm not in charge of that.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BAnd I'm not in control of that.
Speaker BWhat I'm in control of is winning the game.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd I did that.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BSo what if the game hasn't.
Speaker BHasn't evolved?
Speaker BThe thing is, they're not even aware of it at that point at that time.
Speaker BThat's the highest level of tennis you could play.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd shout out to them.
Speaker BYeah, shout out to them.
Speaker BSerena's still the goat, though.
Speaker ANo, no, no, no.
Speaker AWe're not arguing.
Speaker ANot arguing.
Speaker AI just prefer Steph's accomplishment.
Speaker AThat, that one accomplishment between all grand slabs and a gold medal in one year.
Speaker AWow.
Speaker BYeah, that was badass.
Speaker AAnd also to win every Grand Slam four times.
Speaker BThat was bad.
Speaker AWhat?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BThat's badass.
Speaker AWell, Novak, if Novak wins Roland Garros, he can do the same thing.
Speaker BWill he, though?
Speaker ANah, nah, nah, nah.
Speaker BI don't see him winning old man Novak.
Speaker ANot even old man Novak.
Speaker AI just think Carlos Alcaraz and Yannick Sinner, they.
Speaker AThey just badminate.
Speaker AThey've caught it.
Speaker AThey've caught up to him.
Speaker BBecause they're young.
Speaker ANo, they just caught up to him.
Speaker AThat, too.
Speaker ALike, Novak Djokovic is playing the same way he was playing 10 years ago.
Speaker BOh, okay.
Speaker BThey just caught up to him.
Speaker ANo, no.
Speaker BUnfortunately, at their age, the ceiling is a bit higher.
Speaker AYeah, the ceiling is a bit high.
Speaker AAnd because they've been watching him, they've been able to adapt to his game.
Speaker BExactly, exactly.
Speaker APenny just dropped now.
Speaker AThey watched him.
Speaker AThey adapt to his game.
Speaker ALike, I remember Carlos was just a.
Speaker AA bit uncalled for when he beat Novak Djokovic in Wimbledon for the second straight year in the.
Speaker AIn the final.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI enjoyed watching that revenge for Nadal.
Speaker BAnyway, Novak, Novak doesn't know how much you don't like him.
Speaker BI know you respect him.
Speaker ASo, like, this is two caps.
Speaker AThere's two caps.
Speaker AThere's two caps, Right?
Speaker ALike, as a sports fan, we throw away all emotions.
Speaker ALike, you know, like.
Speaker AWell, you know, you throw away all emotions.
Speaker AI like Novak.
Speaker AI respect Novak.
Speaker AI am just upset at what he did to stop Nadal from winning more.
Speaker AYou know what I mean?
Speaker BAmen.
Speaker ABut he did what he had to do.
Speaker BHe did what he had to do.
Speaker AHe did what he had to do.
Speaker ABut what I do love Novak for is beating Federer.
Speaker AOh, I love it.
Speaker AHater.
Speaker BIf Nadal could have done something about it, he would have.
Speaker AEverybody did.
Speaker AHe did.
Speaker AHe did.
Speaker BHe did.
Speaker AHe beat Novak in more Grand Slams, and Novak beat him in the Grand Slams.
Speaker AOh, yeah.
Speaker AI was like, how?
Speaker AReally?
Speaker ABut then I went to, like, counter.
Speaker AI'm like, oh, okay.
Speaker AThat's just that.
Speaker AThat's just me being.
Speaker AThat's just me being a tennis fan.
Speaker ABut I really.
Speaker AI really.
Speaker AI really like Novak.
Speaker AI think he's the most mentally strong tennis player ever.
Speaker ABecause here's this guy who's come back from two sets down all the time, many times.
Speaker AHe beat Federer in Wimbledon, when.
Speaker AWimbledon, when he had championship points.
Speaker ATwo championship points.
Speaker AHe was about to win.
Speaker ABut Novak was like, no.
Speaker BWho was in Wimbledon?
Speaker B08.
Speaker BWas that.
Speaker BThat was Nadal.
Speaker ANadal was fan.
Speaker AFederer.
Speaker AI lost that, too.
Speaker ASo he lost that, too.
Speaker AAnd he lost you that Djokovic in 2019.
Speaker AOh, well, so I like.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI really respect Novak.
Speaker AI'm busy going through his autobiography now.
Speaker AI'm just a big Nadal fan.
Speaker BI couldn't tell.
Speaker ADid you know?
Speaker BNews to me.
Speaker BThis is news to me.
Speaker ASo the most mentally strong athletes.
Speaker AWhat do you think is a mentally strong athlete?
Speaker BAn athlete who.
Speaker AIn whatever individual sports, team sports, if.
Speaker BYou don't give up, you just push your body and yourself to perform to the end app to the.
Speaker BTo your absolute best.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BWhen you have to.
Speaker BAnd if you can just.
Speaker BIf you can control everything, you have to control and not give up.
Speaker BWhen anything and everything doesn't seem to be working.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BThat, to me, is a mentally strong athlete.
Speaker BIf you are.
Speaker BAre down 3:1, and everyone is saying no team in the finals has ever done this, and you are playing against a team which is considered a juggernaut.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd everyone is telling you this won't happen.
Speaker BYou won't win, and you somehow managed to win the next three games just off of your skill and your will to win.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BThat's it, bro.
Speaker AWow.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker ASo LeBron James is mentally strong.
Speaker BThat's it.
Speaker BLeBron James is mentally strong.
Speaker AReally?
Speaker BYou are going?
Speaker BWell, he grew up.
Speaker BHe grew into it.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AI was about to say.
Speaker ANot always.
Speaker BNot always.
Speaker BIf you.
Speaker BIf you are going on a road trip and you tell your team, I don't know about you guys, but I'm only packing one suit for this game.
Speaker BWe got to win the next game.
Speaker AWho did that?
Speaker BJordan.
Speaker ADid Jordan do that?
Speaker BJordan.
Speaker BIn the 90s, they were going.
Speaker BI think it was the series against Phoenix.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BAnd they had to go back to Phoenix to play two games, but they were up.
Speaker BThey were already up three.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd they had to go to Phoenix for two games, I think.
Speaker BAnd Jordan said, I'm only packing one suit.
Speaker BWe're going to Phoenix to play one game.
Speaker BThat's it.
Speaker BI'm only packing one suit.
Speaker BAnd they won the championship.
Speaker BThey played one game.
Speaker BThey played one game.
Speaker AThat's.
Speaker BThat's a level of badass, dog.
Speaker BIf you're mentally strong, you will have the flu and still drop 30.
Speaker BAnd still drop 30.
Speaker ANo, you drop 40.
Speaker ADidn't drop 40.
Speaker BNo, it was 30.
Speaker AIt was 30.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker APeople are exaggerating his stories now.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, it was 30.
Speaker BBut that's a mentally strong athlete to me.
Speaker BTell me about you.
Speaker AFor me, I think a mentally strong athlete, like what you've said is they're able to come back close.
Speaker B38.
Speaker A38.
Speaker AMichael Jordan is I need to watch and re.
Speaker AWatch the Lost Stars because I was.
Speaker BJust telling my girlfriend this afternoon that it sounds.
Speaker BIt's that time of the year.
Speaker BTime to re.
Speaker BWatch the last.
Speaker AThe last dance.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BTime to take some things personally.
Speaker AThat's all I needed.
Speaker AThat's all I needed.
Speaker ALike, you know what?
Speaker AIf Jordan went for therapy, he would have averaged three points.
Speaker AI saw someone in the comments say that if he.
Speaker BJordan going to therapy would be therapy for his therapist.
Speaker BLike.
Speaker BLike, it.
Speaker BIt would just.
Speaker BAt the end of the session, Jordan would walk in, but at the end of the session, he'd be the one with the pad.
Speaker BWith the pad.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker ASo tell me how you want to take things personally.
Speaker BHow did talking to me make you feel?
Speaker ASo, for me, I think it's being able.
Speaker AIt's like, if you're injured and you have got zero chance of winning the game and you're still able to, like, dig down deep and just.
Speaker AStill refuse to lose.
Speaker ALike, I'm just refusing to lose.
Speaker AThat's a mentally strong athlete.
Speaker AAnd I think mentally strong athletes will throw other people off their center, will throw their opponent off their center and be like, this guy's mentally strong, so he's coming back.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AYou know what I mean?
Speaker BAnd in doing that, it also, as Stephen A.
Speaker BSays, you galvanize the troops.
Speaker AYou galvanized.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BBecause then your teammates will also be like, yo, we can.
Speaker BEspecially if you're the best player on the team, then your teammates will have that feeling that we can't afford to let this dude down and we can't.
Speaker ALose with this guy.
Speaker BWe can't lose with this guy if he's.
Speaker BIt's that thing that they used to say that Greg Popovich used to custom Duncan out at practice all the time, because then it would make the other players realize if he's talking to Tim Duncan like this, who am I?
Speaker BWho am I?
Speaker AI used to custom Duncan out.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AReally?
Speaker BTo custom out in practice.
Speaker BPractice.
Speaker AWhat's Tim Duncan's nickname?
Speaker BThe Big Fundamental.
Speaker AThe Big Fundamental.
Speaker AThe most boring NBA player ever.
Speaker BFive rings, five rings.
Speaker BTwo MVPs because of that and two.
Speaker AHow many Finals MVPs?
Speaker BThree.
Speaker AThree.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker BTony park and Manujin.
Speaker BTony park and Kawhi Leonard took the other ones.
Speaker AOh, did they take the other ones?
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker BBut even with that, they.
Speaker BOnce you manage to galvanize your troops, there's no beating you, bro.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BThat you.
Speaker BYou have to be unstoppable.
Speaker BAnd the crazy thing is you don't always have to Win?
Speaker AWhat do you mean?
Speaker AYou don't always have to win for.
Speaker BUs just because we say you're mentally strong and all that and you have a will to win and you refuse.
Speaker BYou refuse to lose.
Speaker BYeah, you don't always have to win, but we will know that this dude is a winner.
Speaker BThis dude does not want to lose.
Speaker BBecause sometimes, unfortunately, the other team is just better than you.
Speaker BYeah, because sometimes it's team sport, not always tennis.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker BThe other team is just better than boxing.
Speaker BExactly.
Speaker AAlexander Usyk.
Speaker BDamn.
Speaker ATyson Fury.
Speaker BDamn.
Speaker AHe must retire.
Speaker BAnd I don't tell him to retire.
Speaker BBoxing is so toxic.
Speaker BBoxing is toxic.
Speaker BYou get two Ls, you're washed.
Speaker AYou can knock out 38 people in a row.
Speaker BTwo Ls against an elite fighter, even.
Speaker AIt's not like he lost against Francis Nganu.
Speaker BYeah, exactly.
Speaker AWhich he did, I think that first fight.
Speaker BYeah, they robbed him.
Speaker ANo, they robbed him, but, yeah, you.
Speaker BDon'T always have to win.
Speaker BWe just have to see your will to win.
Speaker BI'll give you a great example.
Speaker BY'all always say the 2022 World cup final is the greatest football.
Speaker AGreatest football match ever.
Speaker AGreatest football matches ever been played.
Speaker BWhat would you.
Speaker BWhat do you have to say about Killian Mbappe in that game?
Speaker AHe was phenomenal.
Speaker BHe didn't want to lose, bro.
Speaker ANo, he didn't want to lose.
Speaker AI like, like, for him, he actually could have won the final had he switched on that mentality earlier on in the match.
Speaker ALike, where.
Speaker AWhere was all of this?
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BI didn't watch the match.
Speaker ANo, no.
Speaker AI'm just.
Speaker AI'm just.
Speaker BI watched towards the end.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd that's what.
Speaker AThings were lit.
Speaker AThat's.
Speaker BThat's what I'm saying.
Speaker BYes, that's.
Speaker BI know it was.
Speaker BThat's why.
Speaker BThat's.
Speaker BI'm so confident when I talk about it because I know for a fact Mbappe lost his mind.
Speaker BHe lost his mind because I remember.
Speaker BI remember we were with someone I will not mention anymore.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BBut we were watching the game and then we had to leave the apartment and get in the Uber.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BSo we.
Speaker BWe were streaming on a phone, and that means for like a minute and a half or two minutes from the apartment to the Uber, we won't have any Internet until I actually get in the car and actually get a stable connection.
Speaker BWe left the apartment.
Speaker BI think it was two, one, get in the cards.
Speaker BTwo, two.
Speaker AOh, like.
Speaker BOh, like, no.
Speaker BAnd Bupid didn't want to lose that game.
Speaker ANo, he didn't.
Speaker BEven when he Won what?
Speaker BWhat trophy did he win?
Speaker AHe won the Golden Boot.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYou could see he wasn't satisfied with it.
Speaker ANah, he wasn't.
Speaker BAnd that's what I'm saying.
Speaker AAnd also.
Speaker AAnd also the thing is, like, there's nothing more you could have asked for him.
Speaker BYou control.
Speaker BYou.
Speaker BYou managed to control everything you could control.
Speaker AAh, he did everything.
Speaker BHe did everything.
Speaker BAnd then.
Speaker ABut unfortunately, God was like, messy's winning this one.
Speaker BExactly.
Speaker BBecause sometimes, unfortunately, no matter what you do.
Speaker BRight.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BYou could have that will to win.
Speaker BYou could want to win and you could want to be the greatest to do it.
Speaker BHowever, this is life.
Speaker BYou could do everything.
Speaker BRight.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BHowever, unfortunately, so could your opponent.
Speaker BYeah, so could your opponent.
Speaker BAnd it's not just so happened.
Speaker AIs that where luck comes in sometimes?
Speaker BThat's what I was about to say.
Speaker BThat's when now you just realize some dudes are luckier than others.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BNo matter.
Speaker BAnd this.
Speaker BAnd the thing is those dudes, there aren't that many of them, the lucky ones, no matter skill and talent.
Speaker BI see them.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BBut Patrick Mahomes is a great example.
Speaker AFat Pat.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BDead butt pat.
Speaker BHe is.
Speaker BDude.
Speaker BI've seen dudes play the games of their life.
Speaker BStraight, straight, straight.
Speaker BI've seen dudes play the games of their life.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd still lose to them.
Speaker BAnd still lose to him.
Speaker BYou know?
Speaker BYou know, you did everything you could do.
Speaker ADoes, does that not break your spirit?
Speaker BIt should.
Speaker BIt could, but it shouldn't.
Speaker ABut so if you, but if you mentally strongly shouldn't break your spirit.
Speaker BThat's what I'm saying.
Speaker BIt shouldn't because you, you strong enough to realize it's part of the game.
Speaker BYou don't win every game.
Speaker BYou don't make every shot.
Speaker BMamba mentality, bro.
Speaker BWhat matters is sure you're down, but are you gonna get back up?
Speaker BI think that's what makes a mentally strong athlete, if we're being honest.
Speaker BYou have to John Cena this thing, bro.
Speaker BJust never, never, just never give up.
Speaker BHe's on his retirement tour, by the way.
Speaker AYeah, he is.
Speaker AYes, unfortunately.
Speaker ADid Hollywood get him?
Speaker ADid Hollywood get him?
Speaker AOh, yeah.
Speaker AOh, come on.
Speaker AOh yeah.
Speaker BHe hasn't been a full time wrestler since 2018.
Speaker AI'm talking about like after he put up.
Speaker BAfter he put up naked.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker BHollywood been.
Speaker BHe been.
Speaker ADid they get him?
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker BHe's, he's, he's slowly change.
Speaker BHe's slowly replacing Dwayne Johnson.
Speaker BThank God.
Speaker BThank God, thank God.
Speaker BThere's always a jungle for Dwayne Johnson.
Speaker BTo film a film.
Speaker BTo film a movie.
Speaker BOtherwise he'd be out of a job.
Speaker ADwayne Johnson.
Speaker AYeah, so.
Speaker ABut yeah, yeah, because, I mean, being able to like, because if I was Killian Mbappe, I.
Speaker AThey say he hasn't been the same football player since then because.
Speaker BDid that game break him?
Speaker ANo, I.
Speaker ANo, I don't know.
Speaker ALike, he still performed, but like when he joined Real Madrid recently, he started off quite slow, but he's picked up.
Speaker ABut like, you know how.
Speaker BJust wasn't that to be.
Speaker BIsn't that to be expected with a new team sometimes?
Speaker ANo, not always.
Speaker ANot always.
Speaker ALike we had this guy called Jude Bellingham.
Speaker AHe joined Real Madrid and then he started.
Speaker AHe started really going off and started winning as he joined.
Speaker AOkay, yeah.
Speaker ASo he started scoring like 20 games, 20 goals in a season.
Speaker AWhat are he adapted to team?
Speaker AHe was the team's best player as he joined it, not so much.
Speaker AAnd then they said like he lost his.
Speaker ASo he sold his soul to the devil when he went to the world FIFA World cup to play like that, to play out of his mind.
Speaker AHe sold his soul to the devil?
Speaker BNo, he probably did because that boy went crazy, bro.
Speaker ANo, he went.
Speaker BThat boy went off.
Speaker ANo, no, he went crazy.
Speaker ABut then he's getting out, getting his form up.
Speaker AI don't think he let that break him.
Speaker AI don't think he let that break him, though.
Speaker ASo then what do you say about people who go up against someone who's like, mentally strong?
Speaker ADo you call that melting down or do you call that you going up against another mentally strong person?
Speaker AIt's like the last time we were talking about how Nadal came back from two sets down.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ASo a person that's 10 years younger than him and was able to win.
Speaker AAnd I attributed to just like Nadal's experience because he's been in five set matches many times in his career.
Speaker AYeah, he's been in five set matches many times and has been able to win those type of matches.
Speaker AAnd, and they were straight and open.
Speaker AIn fact, every single final that he's been in, there's been a five setter versus Daniel Medvedev, who didn't have that, that experience of being going to five sets.
Speaker ANow the question is Nadal is mentally strong as long as one, one of the mentally strong athletes and then someone like Danil Medvedev, did he melt down or was he not mentally strong?
Speaker AWhich one is it?
Speaker ABecause it's going up against a mentally strong person.
Speaker BIt can be both.
Speaker AReally?
Speaker BHow it can be both we don't know what a meltdown is until.
Speaker BThing is, you don't melt down until you do.
Speaker AWhat does that mean?
Speaker BOkay, I'm trying to find a game where I can give you a great example.
Speaker BYeah, right.
Speaker BOkay, Tom Brady.
Speaker ALet's just talk about how he came back.
Speaker BNah, that's not.
Speaker BI'm trying to find.
Speaker AThat's not a meltdown.
Speaker BNah, bro, I'm trying to think of a serious meltdown.
Speaker BOkay, here's a serious meltdown.
Speaker B2018, the Houston Rockets and the Golden State warriors went all the way to seven games.
Speaker AOh, yeah, yeah.
Speaker AThat was.
Speaker AThat was.
Speaker BThat was the Houston Rockets all the way to seven games.
Speaker BNow, the warriors were with a tougher team.
Speaker BThey were the stronger team.
Speaker BHowever, one could argue that for that season, the Rockets were the better team.
Speaker BWhy, they even came out and said, this team is constructed to be beat.
Speaker BThe Warriors.
Speaker AOh, they said that.
Speaker BThey said that.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd what happened?
Speaker BAnd they lost.
Speaker BHowever.
Speaker BHowever, they lost because they had a.
Speaker BThey had a meltdown.
Speaker BThey couldn't buy a bucket the whole game.
Speaker BOh, is it the whole game?
Speaker BThey couldn't buy a bucket.
Speaker BThey missed so many threes.
Speaker BI think they took like 30 threes and made two or three of them.
Speaker BThat's bad.
Speaker BThat's bad.
Speaker BNow that's a meltdown.
Speaker AThat's 10% of all your shots.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker BNow that's a meltdown.
Speaker BAnd we now look at a game like.
Speaker BOkay, I can't think of one right now.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker BBut let's say, for example, we go.
Speaker BIt's the playoffs and the conference finals.
Speaker BWe got Steph versus, I don't know.
Speaker BGive me a player.
Speaker BJokic.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker BIn the conference finals, two players who thus far, we can say both of them are mentally strong.
Speaker BYeah, right.
Speaker BWould we say Steph collapsed if the warriors lost that series?
Speaker BBut Steph averaged 35 for the entire series, and he didn't get turnovers at the.
Speaker BAt the most inopportune times.
Speaker BHe did every.
Speaker BHe controlled everything he was supposed to control.
Speaker BHe did everything he was supposed to do, made the right shots, made the right plays.
Speaker BExcuse me.
Speaker BDropped 40 in game seven.
Speaker BAnd yet Nikola Jokic and his team just had the edge.
Speaker BAre we saying Steph held a meltdown or it was just two mentally strong athletes going at it?
Speaker BEven back to the World cup didn't have a meltdown.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BMessi and Argentina were just better.
Speaker AYeah, they were exactly.
Speaker AThey were.
Speaker BExactly.
Speaker BSo you don't melt down until you do.
Speaker BUntil we see that dog you shot four for.
Speaker BYou shot four you shot four for 30.
Speaker BLike, what are we doing?
Speaker BThat's a meltdown.
Speaker BBut if you just lost because you dropped 35, but this dude still won, you can't.
Speaker B2008, Wimbledon.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BThat was a back and forth.
Speaker AYeah, that was.
Speaker BSo I was.
Speaker BThe sun literally set that match.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker BYou get me.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BI've never.
Speaker BEven though I didn't even know about it until recently, but thus far, the people that have told me about that match, yourself included, I have never heard not one of y'all saying either one of those dudes played a bad game.
Speaker BNo, exactly.
Speaker ANo, exactly.
Speaker BSo you don't melt down until you do.
Speaker AYeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker ALike, they didn't fetter.
Speaker ADidn't melt down.
Speaker AAdele didn't melt down or say the ass.
Speaker AYeah, that was.
Speaker AThat was.
Speaker AThat was the match of the century.
Speaker BExactly.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AFederer melted down.
Speaker AThe gets federate, by the way.
Speaker BOkay?
Speaker AFederer is the tennis player I believe is the most respected.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker ANadal is the most important.
Speaker AAnd I need.
Speaker AI say the most loved tennis player.
Speaker AAnd that's not a bias.
Speaker AThat's just like.
Speaker BThat's.
Speaker AThat's sentiment.
Speaker AOkay?
Speaker ASentiment.
Speaker ANovak Djokovic is probably the most hated.
Speaker BDamn.
Speaker ABut he's the goat.
Speaker AI don't know why.
Speaker AI don't know why.
Speaker AThey.
Speaker AThey hate.
Speaker BThey hate us because.
Speaker BBecause they hate us.
Speaker BBecause they ain't us.
Speaker AThey hate us because they ain't us.
Speaker BBecause they ain't us, bro.
Speaker ALike, I was watching a documentary on just, like, how the media just.
Speaker AJust doesn't color this guy nicely.
Speaker AI'm like, just because he beat your favorite players doesn't mean he's a bad person, Joe.
Speaker BYou understand?
Speaker BLike, you understand?
Speaker ALike, like, he's just better than that.
Speaker BJust better, bro.
Speaker AHe's just like.
Speaker BHe's just better.
Speaker BLike, and sometimes you don't even have to be better.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ATo be.
Speaker BBut you can just.
Speaker BJust hear Doug like, he's being mentally strong.
Speaker AHe's mentally strong.
Speaker BThings that can do.
Speaker BLike Jimmy Butler.
Speaker AJimmy Buckets.
Speaker BLook at how.
Speaker AWhy does he have pink cornrows?
Speaker AWho's a comrade?
Speaker AWhat comrade?
Speaker AWhat's going on?
Speaker AThe comrade.
Speaker BImagine.
Speaker BBoo.
Speaker AComrade.
Speaker BWhat's like, I don't know, dog.
Speaker BAll I know is that he wants to leave Miami.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd I guess this is him acting out.
Speaker BI don't know.
Speaker BBut Jimmy Butler is a great example because Jimmy, would you even put him.
Speaker BTop 20 players of his generation?
Speaker ANah.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker BExactly.
Speaker BAt no point.
Speaker AMaybe number 21.
Speaker BMaybe, like, at no point in time has Jimmy Butler ever been a top 10 player.
Speaker ANah.
Speaker BNever, ever, ever, ever.
Speaker BHowever, look at what he does in the playoffs.
Speaker BAlmost every year he does something that he elevates his play so much simply because he refuses to lose in the playoffs.
Speaker BSo it elevates his play.
Speaker BAnd in doing that, the rest of the team also joins in and they just also start playing better.
Speaker BSo much so that he did that.
Speaker BHe took the Miami Heat to the finals with Gabe Vincent.
Speaker BAnd Gabe Vincent couldn't miss a three point shot.
Speaker BThe Lakers are like, yeah, we need you.
Speaker BThey traded for him the very next offseason.
Speaker BGabe Vincent hasn't made a three of us.
Speaker BWhy?
Speaker BBecause.
Speaker ABut he's playing with LeBron, so he should be making.
Speaker AAh.
Speaker BLeBron can't galvanize the troops like Jimmy can, I guess.
Speaker ABut I thought LeBron was mentally strong.
Speaker BLeBron is undeniable.
Speaker ANo, no, I'm not talking about.
Speaker BNo, no.
Speaker BHe's a special case.
Speaker BI wouldn't say he's not.
Speaker BI wouldn't say he's actually mentally strong.
Speaker BSo I take it back, my example when I used him, he doesn't have that killer instinct.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker AHe's not, he's not a Kobe.
Speaker BHe's not a Kobe.
Speaker BI think with LeBron, it's just a lack of a killer instinct.
Speaker BI don't know if that doesn't make, if that is what makes you mentally strong, but I know it plays a big role.
Speaker ASo I think, I think also being mentally strong.
Speaker AOh, I was saying about Federa, he melted down against drug, which in 2019, he was supposed to win that match.
Speaker ADon't lose a match you're supposed to win.
Speaker BNever.
Speaker ADon't lose a match you're supposed to win.
Speaker BHe was supposed to win 22 Celtics.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker AAnd then in 2011, he was supposed to win the semi final against Novak Djokovic.
Speaker AHe lost it.
Speaker AWhere he had three match points.
Speaker ATwo match points.
Speaker AHe had two match points.
Speaker AHe still lost.
Speaker ATwo championship points and he still lost.
Speaker AAnd then also against the Dell and Ronald Garros, he went and lost in straight sets.
Speaker ADidn't even get a game in one of them.
Speaker AYou know, got like 6, 1, 6, 2.
Speaker AHe got 6.
Speaker ANot in a final.
Speaker BAnd that's.
Speaker BAnd that's the goat.
Speaker ANo, he's not the goat.
Speaker AFeder is the third greatest tennis player of all time.
Speaker BOkay, fair enough.
Speaker AHe's number three.
Speaker BHe's not the most respected.
Speaker BApparently he is.
Speaker AHe is the most respected.
Speaker BYeah, he does have that thing about.
Speaker ANo, he's got that.
Speaker AHe's got.
Speaker AHe's Got what, What do the kids nowadays say?
Speaker BYeah, he's got timer aura.
Speaker BLike he looks like a timer.
Speaker AOh, no.
Speaker AAnd, and, and he's, he's, he's proper rich.
Speaker AHe's proper, proper rich.
Speaker AYou know, the richest tennis player is worth $2 billion.
Speaker ABut he's in.
Speaker AHe's Romanian.
Speaker AThat's thing.
Speaker AHe was a professional tennis player.
Speaker AI don't know where he may as well.
Speaker ABut $2 billion, I think.
Speaker BDamn.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker ABut like Feder out of active and just retired tennis players money.
Speaker ACuz he can sell things.
Speaker AThis man can sell things.
Speaker AThis man can sell things.
Speaker AHe made $600 million from a Uniqlo partnership.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AWhen it comes to money and commercializing tennis.
Speaker AAh, that's, that's the king there.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BI saw him on an ad with Trevor Noah once.
Speaker BI don't even know what that ad was for.
Speaker ABut you understand, I was like, this.
Speaker BIs the most random link up ever.
Speaker ATrevor Noah is a South African.
Speaker AHe's a hustler.
Speaker BWhy you know what your p.
Speaker BI understand, I understand.
Speaker AHey, Trevor, I need you on the show, man.
Speaker AI need you on the show.
Speaker AYou're on my wall.
Speaker AJust so you know, you're my.
Speaker BActually, yeah.
Speaker AWhat I'm saying is that don't lose matches you're supposed to win and don't miss shots you were supposed to make.
Speaker AYou know what I mean?
Speaker BYes, yes.
Speaker ABecause I don't think you're a mentally strong person if you are constantly.
Speaker AOh, you can do that, but then just make up for it, you know?
Speaker AI mean.
Speaker BYes, yes, yes.
Speaker BYou can't just.
Speaker BIf you have a bad game today, you must.
Speaker BYour next game.
Speaker BDrop 40, bro.
Speaker BLike show us that it was, it was just a bad game.
Speaker BYou don't.
Speaker BNo, no, no.
Speaker BI'm just gonna send a text that.
Speaker AI'm recording as if you had a bad game.
Speaker APlease be.
Speaker AMake sure that you can come back from the bad game.
Speaker AYou know what I mean?
Speaker ASorry, just give you.
Speaker BPeople are asking.
Speaker BMy mom is asking me, where's the remote?
Speaker AIs that what we're.
Speaker AIs that what we're asking here, bro?
Speaker BShe's like.
Speaker BAnd now she's saying still busy.
Speaker BWell, well, I mean, yes, but.
Speaker BOkay, okay.
Speaker AYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker ASo like, if you have a bad game, you need to be able to come back from that and make up for it.
Speaker AYes, but then still in the high pressure moments.
Speaker BIn the high pressure moments.
Speaker BI don't want to hear it.
Speaker AYou want to hear it?
Speaker BMaybe not too much.
Speaker BNot too much.
Speaker BIf you have a bad game, especially if it's a series type, it's a sport.
Speaker BLike basketball, foot basketball, baseball, any of these series type sports.
Speaker BYou can have a bad series.
Speaker BI will never allow that.
Speaker AYou can have a bad game.
Speaker BYou can have a bad game.
Speaker BYou can't have a bad series.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BHowever, in sports where it's just one game.
Speaker BOne game.
Speaker AYou can't have that bad game.
Speaker ALike, just didn't show up.
Speaker BYou need to show up.
Speaker BOr you can't.
Speaker BIt can't happen too many times.
Speaker BLike Lamar Jackson.
Speaker AHow do I know?
Speaker AYou say it'll come up.
Speaker BIt has to.
Speaker BIt has to.
Speaker BSo I'm going to.
Speaker BI'm going to dismiss last.
Speaker BLast night's win, by the way.
Speaker BShout out, Ravens.
Speaker AShout out.
Speaker AShout out.
Speaker AShout out.
Speaker ALike, I'm actually upset that the Ravens won.
Speaker ANow, tomorrow's episode is not going to you being.
Speaker AYou being angry black man.
Speaker BNow you don't like seeing me happy?
Speaker ANo, I don't.
Speaker AIt's so much fun.
Speaker AWhy would I want to see you happy?
Speaker AIt's so much fun.
Speaker BHey, so what, what was I saying?
Speaker BWhat was I saying?
Speaker ASo you say.
Speaker AYou say you can't have a bad series.
Speaker BYes, you can't.
Speaker BYou can't afford to.
Speaker ALike, if you're having one bad game, can you have one bad game in a final?
Speaker BYes, you can have one bad game.
Speaker AFinal.
Speaker AI'm talking about the final.
Speaker ALike.
Speaker ALike.
Speaker ALike you have what's a one and done.
Speaker AIt's not a series here.
Speaker ALike a World cup final if Mbappe didn't show up.
Speaker BOh, you can't.
Speaker BYou mean a bad final?
Speaker ALike a final.
Speaker AFinal.
Speaker AFinal guy.
Speaker ALike final, final, final.
Speaker BOh, time and place.
Speaker BYou mean to tell me you played well throughout the playoffs or the tournament?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd then the most important game is when you want to throw up, put up a stinker.
Speaker BNah, bro.
Speaker BNow even you should.
Speaker BEven you should look in the mirror.
Speaker BLike, I.
Speaker AWhat's wrong with me?
Speaker AMaybe the nerves got to you or like, so like, like the moment got to you and you just melted under the pressure.
Speaker ALike, I don't know.
Speaker BEven that.
Speaker BThat dismisses this whole chat, then, yeah, that.
Speaker BThat means you don't got it.
Speaker BYou don't got it.
Speaker BBecause even when you do have a meltdown, right, the greats.
Speaker BThe greats know how to utilize their meltdown or their bad games.
Speaker BIf I can tell that I'm having a bad game offensively, all right, let's see what I can do defensively, you know, if I can see that I'm not putting up points today, Let me see if I can start facilitating, help the other players put up points.
Speaker BLet me see what I can do with regards to just my intangibles on the court, on the field, whatever.
Speaker BNow if you are not doing any of that, be.
Speaker BRegardless if you are on any other given day, regardless if you're the best player on that team for that game, you're a liability.
Speaker AAh, so I can be MVP caliber.
Speaker AWell, that's a very bad example to use because MVPs generally don't.
Speaker AThey don't.
Speaker BExactly.
Speaker AThey don't.
Speaker AThey don't.
Speaker ASo like, I can be MVP the entire season, then comes to crunch time, game time meltdown.
Speaker AThen what would you rather have a person that shows up in the most important matches or a person that goes throughout the.
Speaker AThe person that picks these spots, shows up to.
Speaker BOther.
Speaker BShows up in the most important matches or.
Speaker AOr just.
Speaker AOr just like a person that picks these spots?
Speaker AThe spots like I show up in a grand slam final, I'll show up in the play also.
Speaker AI'll show up.
Speaker BNo, no, no.
Speaker BPart of being great is being consistent.
Speaker ABut I'm consistently great in those moments.
Speaker BShow up in the big game, bro.
Speaker AYou want someone to show up in the big game.
Speaker BThe big game.
Speaker BShow up in the big game.
Speaker BBecause that's.
Speaker BIf we're being honest.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BNo other game matters except the last game of the season or the last.
Speaker AGames of the tournament or the last games of.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker BThe last game of the season, of the tournament.
Speaker BThat final game, the final NBA final.
Speaker BGame seven is the Super Bowl.
Speaker BThe grand slam for whatever, that's the most important game.
Speaker BRegardless if you've played 82 games, the end of the game, at the end of the day, the game that you have to show up for the most is that one.
Speaker BUnfortunately, if you make it to that game, it's.
Speaker BIt's a.
Speaker BIt's.
Speaker BYou can't have one without the other.
Speaker BBecause if you show up to that game, that means you had to play the other game.
Speaker BAnd that means with the other games, you had to show up as well.
Speaker BYou had to show us why you're there and you had to win.
Speaker BAnd I'm pretty sure some of those games weren't easy.
Speaker BSome of them were tough.
Speaker BAnd that's when you show yourself.
Speaker BThat's when you show that this is what I'm made of, bro.
Speaker BEven in fighting.
Speaker BEven in fighting, you lose, you get.
Speaker BThat's why I love UFC so much, because we're not as judgy as you boxing guys.
Speaker BYou boxing guys.
Speaker BWhat do you mean one L.
Speaker BYour career's over.
Speaker ALike, ah.
Speaker BWhat?
Speaker BIn ufc?
Speaker BI'll give you a great example.
Speaker BCharles Oliveira.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BHe's your favorite fighter's favorite fighter.
Speaker BHe has 12 losses now.
Speaker A12?
Speaker BYeah, he lost back in April.
Speaker BHe lost back in April.
Speaker ABoxing fans of duty, you've got 12 losses.
Speaker BAll I know is that we're waiting for Charles Oliveira's championship run to start.
Speaker ADoesn't have a championship.
Speaker BNo, no, he was.
Speaker BHe was a champ.
Speaker BHe was the champion until.
Speaker BHis story is actually quite sad.
Speaker BCharles Oliveira was the lightweight champion.
Speaker ASure.
Speaker BAnd he defended it about two, three times.
Speaker BAnd then when he was about to defend it against Islam Makhachev.
Speaker AThere's a guy called Islam Makhachev.
Speaker BThere's a guy called Islam Makhachev.
Speaker AIslam is L A M.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BThat's the number one pound for pound fighter in the world you're talking about.
Speaker AHis name is Islam.
Speaker BIslam Makhachev.
Speaker AHis name is, like, Islam, like the religion.
Speaker BIslamic, Like.
Speaker BLike Alamdula.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BBut Charles.
Speaker BWhen Charles Oliveira was supposed to fight, he didn't make weight, and they stripped him of his title.
Speaker BAnd that's the last time Charles Oliveira was in it.
Speaker BThat's the last time Charles Oliveira was champion.
Speaker BThat was 20, 22.
Speaker AThree years back.
Speaker BThree years back.
Speaker BBut we're still waiting for the time for the title run to start.
Speaker BIt's coming.
Speaker AIt's.
Speaker ASo how is he.
Speaker AHow is he mentally strong?
Speaker AI was.
Speaker BIf you lose a match, you lose a fight.
Speaker BCombat sports is nice because of that.
Speaker BYou lose a fight, and the next fight is the fight of your life.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAs it should be.
Speaker BBecause if you lose, it's chai.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd if you lose back to back fights, then we start looking at you weird because nobody.
Speaker BEverybody loves a good redemption story.
Speaker ANo, we do.
Speaker AWe do.
Speaker BSo you got to redeem yourself.
Speaker AAll right, cool.
Speaker AFirst.
Speaker AAll right, so we're gonna finish.
Speaker AList of your top five submittally strong athletes.
Speaker BIs this gonna.
Speaker BJust gonna do the thing where you cut and then.
Speaker AYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker AIt'll still fade out.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BBack.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker ASo the list of your.
Speaker BYour.
Speaker AThe most mentally strong athletes for you.
Speaker BKobe.
Speaker AKobe.
Speaker AMamba mentality.
Speaker BHow did we go through this entire episode without bringing up the words Mamba mentality?
Speaker AYou did.
Speaker AWe did.
Speaker BWe did.
Speaker AYeah, we did.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker BKobe.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BJordan.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AKobe over Jordan.
Speaker BThat's.
Speaker AThat's.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker ASix, zero versus seven and five.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BIt's a mamarali.
Speaker AOh, yeah.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI wouldn't do off Joe George Foreman.
Speaker AOh, yeah.
Speaker AThat was good.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BDamn, this is tough.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AMentally strong athletes.
Speaker ANot the greatest athletes.
Speaker BTiger Woods.
Speaker A100.
Speaker BTiger Woods.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker A100.
Speaker BYou almost.
Speaker AHe almost died.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BIt's gonna sound weird, but Francis Ngannou.
Speaker AFrancis Ngannou.
Speaker BFrancis.
Speaker AAfter he got folded like a wallet.
Speaker BAnd then he came back and won the PFL heavyweight championship.
Speaker BDude.
Speaker BThere's a brother who was shoveling sand and then he fought his way and I don't know how he got to France.
Speaker BApparently he was in the back of a truck, holding on until they had to get over waters.
Speaker BI don't know, bro, but wow, bro.
Speaker BDamn near slavery.
Speaker BDamn near escaped slavery, bro.
Speaker BWent to France at the age of 24.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BStarted training.
Speaker BExcuse me.
Speaker BJoined the MMA world relatively late.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BBecame a heavyweight champion of the world.
Speaker BGot ostracized by the industry and the UFC because they were like, he's being selfish and greedy.
Speaker BFine.
Speaker BBut he got blackballed by the biggest promotion in the industry.
Speaker BHe didn't let that break him.
Speaker BInstead, he moved on to boxing, where he became a success, relatively speaking.
Speaker BAnd he built.
Speaker BHe built his cachet and now joined another promotion.
Speaker BAnd after less than a year after losing, his son becomes the PFL heavyweight champion of the world.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BI think that's just a great story of just the sheer will and determination and.
Speaker BYeah, just his sheer will and determination from.
Speaker BFrom that story.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BHe has to go on my list.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BHe has to go on my list.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BGanu Woods.
Speaker BJordan Ali.
Speaker BKobe Bean.
Speaker AKobe Bean.
Speaker ABrian.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AYeah, I would also say Kobe.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ARonnie Coleman.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AEverybody wants to be a party.
Speaker BOh, I forgot that's technically, you know, athletics.
Speaker BHe's an athlete.
Speaker AI would.
Speaker AI would still call him basically strong.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker ALike to lift all those kinds of weights and to become the greatest bodybuilder ever.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAfter losing every single year for such a long time.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BBecause he lost Mr.
Speaker BOlympia for years.
Speaker AHis first Olympia.
Speaker AHe was dead last.
Speaker ALike, dead dead dead, dead last, bro.
Speaker BSo everybody want to be a bodybuilder.
Speaker ANobody want to lift heavy ass weights.
Speaker AEvery time I put.
Speaker AI put him on at the gym, I know it's going to be.
Speaker AIt's going to be so mamba.
Speaker ARonnie Coleman.
Speaker ATiger Woods.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ALike, no, Tiger woods is druffing on the D's favorite athlete.
Speaker ASo imagine.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BEven after that whole thing, they tried.
Speaker BCan we talk about how the world tried to get us to cancel Tiger woods because he was getting bumps.
Speaker ANow, Committing adultery.
Speaker BI'm not saying he should have cheated on his wife.
Speaker BBut do we really cancel a man's whole career for cheating on his wife, bro?
Speaker BIt's not like he came out and said the N word and said some.
Speaker BAnd said some.
Speaker ABlast.
Speaker AI think so.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI don't.
Speaker BIs it because he was a role model?
Speaker AAnd I.
Speaker AI think.
Speaker AI don't condone his behavior.
Speaker BNo, no, no, no.
Speaker BOnce again, nothing.
Speaker AI don't condone his behavior, but I don't think that's worth cancellation.
Speaker AIt's worth you losing some endorsements here and there.
Speaker ANah.
Speaker AYeah, well, because I'm like, if I'm Nike, I'm like, I'm promoting a certain value set.
Speaker AYeah, you're going against that value set.
Speaker AI can't endorse you.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker BYeah, that's just business.
Speaker BLike, if I'm promoting.
Speaker BI don't know, man.
Speaker BYou see that company that makes those stickers that you put on the back of your car with the mom and the dad and the kids?
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker BNow, if you find out you're cheating on your wife.
Speaker ATo cancer, Tiger Woods.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI don't know what the actual story is.
Speaker AThere is Dr.
Speaker AUma Infortune that's probably got his own take there.
Speaker BHey, Fortune's got takes on everything.
Speaker AI know they're fine, but I'm like, I think that's a bit hypocritical for people to want to cancel the man for doing what he did when presidents.
Speaker AI have done the same thing.
Speaker BDid not.
Speaker BHe did not have sexual relations.
Speaker ASo he.
Speaker ASo he says, where presidents are being accused of doing the same thing.
Speaker AAthletes have been accused of doing the same thing, but didn't try to cancel him the way they did.
Speaker BHow y'all think Magic Johnson got aids?
Speaker AAh, don't do that.
Speaker AOh, come on, come on, come on.
Speaker BI just don't like what they did to Tiger, bro.
Speaker BI don't like it.
Speaker BI don't like it.
Speaker ANo, I think it's.
Speaker AI think you see, if he was.
Speaker BA horrible human being.
Speaker BAnd I'm not saying he's a great guy.
Speaker AYeah, what he did.
Speaker AWhat he did was quite scandalous.
Speaker ABut I don't think they took it overboard, given the precedent that they set with all.
Speaker AAll the other athletes, public figures, celebrities, presidents who have been accused of doing, pastors who accused of doing exactly the same thing.
Speaker AThey didn't cancel him like that.
Speaker BYou know, why must Tiger.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AThere's something there.
Speaker BI'm saying, like, is it because he's a role model?
Speaker BLike, but everyone.
Speaker BEveryone who's famous as a role model to something.
Speaker ASo whether you're good or a bad one, I don't know.
Speaker ALet's do research and let's like uncover what happened to.
Speaker BYeah, cuz.
Speaker ANah, you are part upset about that.
Speaker AOkay, bro, so I've got Kobe.
Speaker AI've got.
Speaker BEven.
Speaker AEven Kobe committed adultery, right?
Speaker BYeah, he had a whole case, bro.
Speaker AYeah, but you didn't cancel him.
Speaker BNo.
Speaker BAnd if anything, he's more revered now.
Speaker ABecause.
Speaker BBro, bro, Kobe had a case.
Speaker BKobe.
Speaker ASo Kobe, Ronnie Coleman, Tiger Woods.
Speaker BAccording to Amen.
Speaker BAt least Tiger took it to Asia.
Speaker ADjokovic, Nadal.
Speaker BAh, come on, switch it up, dog.
Speaker AOkay, let me.
Speaker ALet me put Nadal.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AAnd then football.
Speaker AI.
Speaker ALionel Messi.
Speaker ABecause everything went through with Argentina.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ABecause he once retired and he was.
Speaker AThey were being.
Speaker AAnd you know, through how football fans are.
Speaker ASoccer fans.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker AWill kill you.
Speaker BLiterally.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo I think those are like some mate.
Speaker AThere's.
Speaker AThere's a lot more mentally strong.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker AI'm just.
Speaker BJust listing that.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker AAll right, so we're at a time.
Speaker AWe're at a time.
Speaker ABut this was a good chat.
Speaker AThat's also a good chat.
Speaker ANow we need to go be mentally strong in the workplaces and the team members.
Speaker AEven though we're going through tough times don't last, but tough people do.
Speaker ARemember that success is a progressive realization of a way that deal that means you're going after what you've always wanted to go after.
Speaker ABecause aligned with your highest values.
Speaker AThat's only way that you can live a truly fulfilled and inspired life.
Speaker ALearn from the examples of all the athletes that we've been talking about to go out there and be mentally strong.
Speaker ABecause the world we live in is tough.
Speaker ASo we need to put our helmets on and be as mentally strong as possible.
Speaker ARafa Nal we're going to be missing the Australian Open nova for number 25, baby.
Speaker AAnd that's me and Mukun signing out.
Speaker AThank you very much, brother Justice.
Speaker ASuccess is the progressive realization of a worthy ideal.
Speaker AI'm going to show you how great I am.