Fight starts because I think someone's gonna shoot for a takedown. Nice opening there from our Dutch fighter Tony Van Dyke. Oh nice knee. Well, that was a lovely left hand there from Marion Dmitrov. A Bulgarian fighter. And I don't really understand that or the well, Sami shoot there complaining about an up kick to the head from Tony Van Dyke, but as far as I'm aware, an up kick to the head of a standing opponent is allowed in KW Open Rules. So a scramble on the floor here, Tony Van Dyke looking to a single triangle. But goes back to the guard looking for an arm bar. Nope. Now, if you want to know somebody's background in grappling or how long they have been, look at their ears. Tony Van Dyke's both his ears are absolutely cabbage up. Well, you can see here now he's looking. Well, Sami, she'll they're standing them back up, which I don't think is a bad call. Let's keep the action going. Maybe it's not a bad call, but normally what I'm used to to watch it's like they let it go. Let them work. Yep. Oh, lovely knee there from Van Dyke. And these punches have got a different effect with these little four-ounce MMA gloves. They're both exchanging a lot and it looks like they don't look, look at their defense so much. Yeah, no. Oh, like you said, I think it's a matter of time before one of the fighters is going to be knocked out. Or and then trying to attempt again, submitted. Yeah, Tony Van Dyke is going to get the triangle. He pulls that. He's going to try and put his right foot down behind his left knee. It looks like Tony is there is left foot behind his right knee, which he's got now and he's got the armbar as well. He's going to get the tap. Yep, he's got it. He had a triangle choke and extended the arm into an armbar at the same time. And I'm afraid Mario Domingo off there. He got carried away. He was having some success with the strikes. Like you say, Ernesto, there was no real defense when they were stood up. No, he landed a few shots. Yeah, he became overconfident. There you have it. Wait until the ground is. This was a very failing to a classic. So our very well executed from Tony Van Dyke from the Netherlands. Well, that was a great, great finish winner. First round in the corner. Tony Van Dyke. I think Tony Van Dyke, we're not by submission. Happy that that finished because a few of those punches. He was. He looked in trouble. There was a few times he got rocked. Yeah, for the awards. I would like to call up Yan Sukos. Yes, it just shows you in the mixed martial arts. You can be beating the hell out of someone. Yan Sukos. And it switches all of a sudden with a submission. Yes, for sure. I agree. Which is why I'll stick to kickboxing. No, no. Yes. Well, for me, yes. I have a wind of actually picking up a little bit here. I can feel small raindrops coming out. But this is not going to stop us here. It says you. I mean, I like, I like MMA a lot. It's not my thing. I like to watch it and I train some MMA fighter sometimes. And the way they make submission and everything, I always look great. But if you had your time, if you had your time again and this stuff, sorry, if you had your time over again, I would have, I would have gone MMA for sure. Yeah, yeah. And we know that if you put the committee like you need to keep boxing, you've probably been a champion. Maybe. That's my opinion. My parents put me on judo when I was five years old. And I was, but I was, I had to, to play with bigger guys, eight, nine years old. And there was too much. That's why I quit.