a more popular class than super heavyweight. He's a former Dallas Cowboy, but he doesn't fall into the trend of ex-football players that can't fight. He really could fight. He has really good ground game, his standup game is not great, but when you weight 265 pounds and you're as strong as this guy, you don't have to be the best boxer in the world. His strength is phenomenal and he's a genetic freak. He puts his knuckles on someone and they go to sleep. Here's a guy that could be a real contender in the heavyweight division down the road. We want to build these guys up and that's just a couple of guys. We have a lot of guys coming out of the woodworks, who understand what our message is and what we want to accomplish, that want to get onboard. That's why we want to have great fight companies and work with them in developing the talent so that we have those Sugar Ray Leonards, Muhammad Alis and the Mike Tysons and all of the greats; the Durans of our sport. This cannot be done if it's just the UFC. It's just too limited. I'm not holding my breathe on this, but we eventually, down the road, would like to see the Sport Fight champion fight the HDNet champion and the winner fight the King of Cage vs. the UFC champion winner. Then have some unification fights in all weight classes and have some legitimate champions. That would be awesome. I don't hold my breathe on it happening, but that is our vision.