"JAI OPETAIA HAS NEVER HAD A PPV OR HAD A STADIUM FIGHT I'M THE DRAW!"~ DAVID BE [3:45-8:47]

You see what I mean? Like now, I think David understands that he has other options. He has other options. And the options that he has are probably more easy or more lucrative than Giapataya. That's why he's bringing that up even though he didn't mention it in that segment. But I think that's his way of excusing himself out of a particular fight like that. You know what I mean? I think that's what it's about. I think the whole thing about David saying that about Giapataya was to draw a, or create a barrier or a barricade for that fight. An obstacle. You know what I mean? For him saying that. He said, I can go over there, but they got to pay me. Well, that's just something. Here's my problem. It's what you start off with. That's really what you are saying. See, basically what people will do if they don't want something, they will tell you what they really want at the beginning and then trying to clean it up. They try to, they try to like kind of smear over the truth. Well, if you listen to the beginning statement, well, Gi ain't never done a part of pay-per-view, you know what I mean? You never feel not a stadium. That's what you meant. You meant to say that first because that is the most important. That's what you're trying to get out. That's what you're trying to convey. You're trying to let us know that look. I am the guy that calls the shots because if it's going to happen, it's going to be our way because I have more marquee value than Giapataya. That's the only reason. That's why he said that. And then he said, well, go over there to the Saudis. Why? That means he has an issue going overseas. Instead of just saying, I will gladly go overseas if they pay me. But why did he say the go overseas? Why? Why go overseas? See, he's questioning his overall desire to go over there because remember something very important. David Benavides and his team flew to Saudi Arabia. You guys remember that? And then he didn't stay for the main event. And that was in his weight class. That was in his weight class, light heavy. When Bival took on the undisputed champion or to a better beer for the second time, he left before that. He had no interest in that fight and then made everybody suspicious. Like, well, why did a fuck did you come over here for? He had some pictures, took some pictures with Turkey on the cheek and he got on a plane and he left. And I thought that was weird and people were like, man, he didn't even show up for that. And a lot of panels and a lot of channels mentioned David in question. Why didn't he stay for the main event if those were guys that he was wanting to get in the ring with? You want to see how they move. You want to see how they fight. But if you never intended to fight them, there was no reason to be there. And everybody got that indication. You know what I mean? People, you know, got that from him from him doing that. You know what I mean? That's what came to mind. Well, maybe he's not interested because that's not who he's going to fight. But who did he fight? He fought Vosnik and he fought Yard. And Vosnik and Yard were beat by the guys that he flaked out on and left. You know what I mean? You don't want to see those guys. If they were my opponents, I would be watching them. You guys remember when Anthony Joshua was at the Tyson Ferry fight. You guys remember that and he was taking notes and Chris, you bank Jr. You know, right? That's exactly what you do if you intend on fighting someone. Exactly what Anthony Joshua was doing. You see what I'm saying? Like so I don't understand the David talk. It seems like it's some reluctancy. It seems like if it is going to be any type of discussion about fighting Jyapataya, it's going to be me and my team that does it. Meaning Al Haman. And Al Haman is an unbearable ballbreaker when it comes to working with other people these days. Because he's not even really about making the best fights. He's about protecting the fighter and generating money and checks and checks and checks. Before a big fight can happen, Al Haman doesn't give a shit about big fights if it doesn't involve his fighters and his fighters only. If it's someone, someone somewhere else, he will have an issue with it. Why do you think arrowed the true spits and Terrence Crawford took four or five fucking years to get done? Because if Al Haman, Al Haman shut down every possible connection or possibility for that fight for the longest. Yeah, for the longest.