In this ThePodCastCrowd clip on Hotboxin w/ Mike Tyson, Warren G talks about having the chance to bail 2Pac out of Jail but Sige Knight had beat him to the punch! You can ask the Oakland OG Richie Rich and he can validate the story. Warren said he was gonna put up the money and he didn’t even want anything from it. Who knows what the outcome would been if this had happened. Would Pac had still signed to Death-Row? Would Pac still be alive? We may never know but……. Wow!

PROMO USE ONLY You can watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/4PJYmNGkdTc

 In this ThePodCastCrowd clip on Hotboxin w/ Mike Tyson, Warren G talks about having the chance to bail 2Pac out of Jail but Sige Knight had beat him to the punch! You can ask the Oakland OG Richie Rich and he can validate the story. Warren said he was gonna put up the money and he didn’t even want anything from it. Who knows what the outcome would been if this had happened. Would Pac had still signed to Death-Row? Would Pac still be alive? We may never know but……. Wow!

PROMO USE ONLY You can watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/4PJYmNGkdTc

Canelo Alaverz defeated Avni Yildirim in the 3rd in a super middleweight title fight on February 27th. He says it was a mandatory fight for him but Tyson feels his opponent was only in it for a payday. He says he wants to fight at 168. He’s ready for the best fighter. It’s a rarity for a Mexican champion to be at his weight class. He’s smart with his money and he’s investing but his love and priority is boxing. He wants to fight for the next 7 years. He admired his older brother but he saw fights of Gilberto Romàn, Julio César Chàvez and Jose Mantequilla Napoles. He learned his left hook special in the gym with Eddy Renoso, his trainer. When he fought Chàvez Jr, it felt like Mexico was siding with him the whole ride even though they both were countryman. Eddy says he saw something special in Canelo at 13/14 because he had the knockout power and a distinctive look as a fighter. He feels his best fight was with Miguel Cotto. That was the moment he felt like a warrior, a world champion. A Mexican defeating a Puerto Rican.

Canelo Alaverz defeated Avni Yildirim in the 3rd in a super middleweight title fight on February 27th. He says it was a mandatory fight for him but Tyson feels his opponent was only in it for a payday. He says he wants to fight at 168. He’s ready for the best fighter. It’s a rarity for a Mexican champion to be at his weight class. He’s smart with his money and he’s investing but his love and priority is boxing. He wants to fight for the next 7 years. He admired his older brother but he saw fights of Gilberto Romàn, Julio César Chàvez and Jose Mantequilla Napoles. He learned his left hook special in the gym with Eddy Renoso, his trainer. When he fought Chàvez Jr, it felt like Mexico was siding with him the whole ride even though they both were countryman. Eddy says he saw something special in Canelo at 13/14 because he had the knockout power and a distinctive look as a fighter. He feels his best fight was with Miguel Cotto. That was the moment he felt like a warrior, a world champion. A Mexican defeating a Puerto Rican.

Dana White is the Mastermind behind the UFC. He says his company has been doing well during the pandemic because they follow all protocols. He talks about a bunch of upcoming matches and ones he wants to personally see. He laughs at the fact that Jake Paul is boxing a past wrestler that he’s worked with and wants to bet a million that Jake will lose. Zab tells him to not underestimate Jake because he can really fight. They get into the Zhang Weili vs Joanna Jedrzejczyk fight and how it left a huge lump on Joanna's head. Dana says the women fights are some of the best. It's like they have something to prove in a male dominated sport. If he had to pick a fighter that he gets the most excited about it would have to be Conor McGregor because of how the world stops when his fights get announced. He says he’s also trying to talk Khabib out of retiring, which is something he never does. 

Dana White is the Mastermind behind the UFC. He says his company has been doing well during the pandemic because they follow all protocols. He talks about a bunch of upcoming matches and ones he wants to personally see. He laughs at the fact that Jake Paul is boxing a past wrestler that he’s worked with and wants to bet a million that Jake will lose. Zab tells him to not underestimate Jake because he can really fight. They get into the Zhang Weili vs Joanna Jedrzejczyk fight and how it left a huge lump on Joanna's head. Dana says the women fights are some of the best. It's like they have something to prove in a male dominated sport. If he had to pick a fighter that he gets the most excited about it would have to be Conor McGregor because of how the world stops when his fights get announced. He says he’s also trying to talk Khabib out of retiring, which is something he never does. 

When Cesar Millan came to America his outlook was different than he expected. He grew a strong connection with dogs. Growing up he wanted to be a vet but financially he didn’t have the money for the schooling so he had to create his own profession. He was able to understand who he was in America. From being homeless, to learning English to writing books, Cesar had a vision that would turn him to the Dog Whisperer. He started his dog psychology center in Long Beach. Walking and training dogs was all he knew. He noticed how much Americans loved dogs but they didn’t understand the dynamics of them. Dogs recognize energy and you can create a dog to whatever behavior you want aslong as they can trust you. You have to give a dog a job so they feel they have a purpose. They talk about how a puppy of Tibetan Mastiff decent was worth a million dollars. Cesar says there is truly an order and a formula to train your dog so he's training people to rehabilitate dogs to have profound loyalty and love to their owner. He feels this calling was truly a spiritual mission for him.

When Cesar Millan came to America his outlook was different than he expected. He grew a strong connection with dogs. Growing up he wanted to be a vet but financially he didn’t have the money for the schooling so he had to create his own profession. He was able to understand who he was in America. From being homeless, to learning English to writing books, Cesar had a vision that would turn him to the Dog Whisperer. He started his dog psychology center in Long Beach. Walking and training dogs was all he knew. He noticed how much Americans loved dogs but they didn’t understand the dynamics of them. Dogs recognize energy and you can create a dog to whatever behavior you want aslong as they can trust you. You have to give a dog a job so they feel they have a purpose. They talk about how a puppy of Tibetan Mastiff decent was worth a million dollars. Cesar says there is truly an order and a formula to train your dog so he's training people to rehabilitate dogs to have profound loyalty and love to their owner. He feels this calling was truly a spiritual mission for him.