TUF 15 Live Episode Ten Recap

By Elias Cepeda

Coach Dominick Cruz and his coaches are giddy on how good they think James Vick will be. At one point they are off in a corner of the gym almost snickering at how no one but them knows how good the lanky young fighter is.

“He’s making it to the finals,” Cruz says.

Cruz says that Vick listens well and is an open book.

Dana White comes in and for some reason is the one to make the announcement that Cruz has torn his ACL and is out of the fight with Faber, though he will stay on as coach. We all knew at this point that Cruz had injured himself this week, but I guess I expected that this week’s episode would have footage and put a little more drama into it.

It is just as well because we need all the time we can get for tonight’s two matchups of Cruz’ James Vick vs. Joe Proctor and Justin Lawrence vs. Faber’s Mike Chiesa.

By Elias Cepeda

Coach Dominick Cruz and his coaches are giddy on how good they think James Vick will be. At one point they are off in a corner of the gym almost snickering at how no one but them knows how good the lanky young fighter is.

“He’s making it to the finals,” Cruz says.

Cruz says that Vick listens well and is an open book.

Dana White comes in and for some reason is the one to make the announcement that Cruz has torn his ACL and is out of the fight with Faber, though he will stay on as coach. We all knew at this point that Cruz had injured himself this week, but I guess I expected that this week’s episode would have footage and put a little more drama into it.

It is just as well because we need all the time we can get for tonight’s two matchups of Cruz’ James Vick vs. Joe Proctor and Justin Lawrence vs. Faber’s Mike Chiesa.

Fight Time!

Proctor vs. Vick

Rd 1

Vick backs up Proctor with jab and left kick feints for a minute then lands a one-two-three to the body combo. More feints and pawing jabs from Vick as he stalks Proctor.

At just under a minute, Proctor shoots in for a double leg takedown but gets stuffed by Vick. Proctor lands a clean over hand right to Vick’s chin.

Vick forces a Thai plum and lands knees to the body and his own overhand right. Vick lands an uppercut, Proctor lands a cross, hook combo. Vick responds with his own cross that lands. Proctor fires back, lands and Vick hits back with a head kick that is mostly blocked.

Vick lands a right cross from a distance, using his reach. Proctor comes in closer, throws a body kick but is countered with a left hook. Another uppercut from Vick lands. Proctor lands a straight cross, Vick swings and misses with a head kick.

Rd 2

Vick keeping Proctor at the end of his long arms with feints. And a left body kick and left jab.

Proctor shoots in and gets a big slam but Vick stands right back up. Proctor grabs hold of Vick’s next from the side with a rear-naked choke type grip, Vick defends and gets a single leg takedown – landing in side mount.

Vick looks indecisive and uncomfortable from the side mount and stands up, letting Proctor go. Proctor lands a nice right hand to the face. Vick lands an uppercut to the head and two knees to the body.

Proctor counters an uppercut from Vick with a straight cross with thirty seconds left. Proctor finally making Vick pay for keeping his hands so low and lands two more right crosses.

Decision time!

Vick wins both rounds on all judges’ scorecards. “I feel like everything is coming together for me at the right time.”

Fight Time!

Chiesa vs. Lawrence

Rd 1

Lots of feints and then the young Lawrence begins making mistakes. First, he throws a head kick with no set up at the wrestler Chiesa, who uses that to slam him onto the ground. Lawrence snaps back up to his feet where he is pressed up against the cage by Chiesa.

From there, Lawrence turns and gives up his back while trying to escape, gets taken down with Chiesa on his back. Lawrence successfully turns into Chiesa and puts him on his back, in full guard.

Chiesa shoots his hips up for an armbar attempt. Lawrence stands and defends. Chiesa slaps on a triangle attempt and again Lawrence defends. He is in Chiesa’s half guard now, raining punches down.

Chiesa recomposes to the full guard and locks it up high. From the full guard Chiesa throws non-stop combinations of sweep, keylock and guillotine attempts at Lawrence, who defends. Lawrence backs Chiesa up on the fence but Chiesa manages to throw another triangle attempt on with under one minute left. Chiesa throws elbows to Lawrence’s head from the triangle position until the horn sounds.

Rd 2.

Lawrence comes out with a body kick and almost gets taken down again for it. Coach Cruz immediately begins yelling out that he should use “boxing only” on his feet to avoid making Chiesa’s job of taking him down easier.

Lawrence doesn’t and immediately throws a head kick. Now Lawrence is swinging with his fists – he lands a big overhand right and then a left hook that stuns Chiesa. Lawrence lands another left hook but follows up with a body kick that Chiesa grabs and nearly takes him down with again.

Lawrence frees himself up and Cruz yells out that he throw no more kicks. Lawrence lands another big overhand right, followed by a left hook-overhand right combo to the head of Chiesa.

Chiesa throws a double jab, Lawrence backs straight up, and the second jab lands. Chiesa throws a spinning reverse elbow but Lawrence closes the distance, jams him up and the elbow doesn’t land. Chiesa throws and lands a flying knee to the head of Lawrence.

Lawrence is finding his range now, mixing up head and body punches in combos. One body shot lands flush and drops Chiesa to the mat, face first!

Lawrence follows up and throws punches at the turtled-up Chiesa. Lawrence then chooses to grab the torso of the downed Chiesa, giving Mike a chance to go for a submission.

Chiesa grabs ahold of Lawrence’s left arm and torques a keylock. Lawrence stands and defends. Lawrence back in Chiesa’s full guard. Chiesa lands elbows, Lawrence stands with five seconds left and throws punches. The horn sounds.

Dana White is in the cage, announces that we are going to a sudden death victory round three!

Rd 3

Chiesa throws a knee, Lawrence grabs it and slams him to the mat. Lawrence is in Chiesa’s full guard. Chiesa sits up and sweeps Lawrence over.

Chiesa is in mount and begins raining down punches on Lawrence. Lawrence covers up but makes no attempt to escape and most of Chiesa’s punches get through.

The referee stops the bout one minute into the third round. The gym erupts in cheers and hooting from Team Faber.

Chiesa tells Jon Anik that this was the toughest fight of his career.

Match up time:

Vinc Pichel vs. Chris Saunders

Al Iaquinta vs. Andy Ogle

BREAKING: Dominick Cruz Tears ACL, Out of UFC 148 Title Fight With Faber


(UFC bantamweight Dominick Cruz | Scott Hirano Low Kick)

Well, that sucks. Dana White has tweeted that Dominick Cruz is out of his UFC 148 title defense against TUF 15 opposing coach and arch nemesis Urijah Faber because of a torn ACL. “It’s true Cruz blew his ACL. Stay tuned for more info” White tweeted just a few minutes ago.


(UFC bantamweight Dominick Cruz | Scott Hirano Low Kick)

Well, that sucks. Dana White has tweeted that Dominick Cruz is out of his UFC 148 title defense against TUF 15 opposing coach and arch nemesis Urijah Faber because of a torn ACL. “It’s true Cruz blew his ACL. Stay tuned for more info” White tweeted just a few minutes ago.

The bout was set to be a rubber match between Faber and Cruz. Faber choked Cruz out in 2007 when they were both featherweights back at WEC 26. Last summer, the bantamweight champ Cruz beat Faber via decision in a wild brawl at UFC 132. The two are coaching opposite one another on this season’s TUF Live. As if the ratings weren’t poor enough already.

As we know, ACL injuries take a long time to heal. Is it too early to talk about an interim title? What do you want to see happen with Faber and the bantamweight belt now, nation?

Elias Cepeda

The One Where Faber and Cruz Blow Sh&#t Up: TUF 15 Live Episode 9 Recap

By Elias Cepeda

Mike Rio vs. Andy Ogle seems like a good enough fight for this week’s contest, but the Brit goes further in predicting what it will be like. “It’s going to be a very attractive fight,” Ogle jokes. “It’s going to be a sexy fight.”

But before we can get to that, we are shown Team Cruz’ Sam Sicilia being comforted in his locker room by Mike Chiesa, who is on Faber’s team but is Sam’s best friend from back home. Sam finished last week’s fight much stronger than Chris Saunders and its almost a crime that the fight didn’t go a third round.

In an interview, Sam is clearly devastated but hits the right note. “I’d rather lose that fight than have a killer day in sales,” he says.

That really is what The Ultimate Fighter is about for these guys – they are fighting to be able to spend their lives doing something they love.

Coaches’ Challenge

In past years we’ve seen TUF coaches compete for cash against one another in bowling and ping pong. This year turns out to be a tad different – Urijah Faber and Dominick Cruz are competing at firing hand guns, rifles and grenade launches.

Yes, really.

By Elias Cepeda

Mike Rio vs. Andy Ogle seems like a good enough fight for this week’s contest, but the Brit goes further in predicting what it will be like. “It’s going to be a very attractive fight,” Ogle jokes. “It’s going to be a sexy fight.”

But before we can get to that, we are shown Team Cruz’ Sam Sicilia being comforted in his locker room by Mike Chiesa, who is on Faber’s team but is Sam’s best friend from back home. Sam finished last week’s fight much stronger than Chris Saunders and its almost a crime that the fight didn’t go a third round.

In an interview, Sam is clearly devastated but hits the right note. “I’d rather lose that fight than have a killer day in sales,” he says.

That really is what The Ultimate Fighter is about for these guys – they are fighting to be able to spend their lives doing something they love.

Coaches’ Challenge

In past years we’ve seen TUF coaches compete for cash against one another in bowling and ping pong. This year turns out to be a tad different – Urijah Faber and Dominick Cruz are competing at firing hand guns, rifles and grenade launches.

Yes, really.

This year’s challenge is sponsored by the United States Marine Corps and includes a twenty foot high climbing rope, a hand gun station with five targets, tractor tires to flip, a rifle station with targets fifty and seventy feet away, training dummies, another rifle station, thirty five pound ammunition packs to carry and a grenade launcher station with target.

Dana White says that the winning coach will earn $20,000 bucks for themselves, and $1,500 for each one of their team members. It is fair to say that the TUF contestants need the money more than their coaches. Wouldn’t it be nice if they got more and the coaches less? Maybe we’re just hatin’.

In any case, Cruz opens up a huge lead on Faber by climbing the rope way faster and hitting the first five targets with the hand gun before Faber could even hit his first. But little by little, Faber closes the gap and when, at the final station, they are dead even, Faber proves more accurate with a grenade launcher than Cruz and wins the $20k.

There is colorful paint attached to the ammunition. There is slow-mo footage and dramatic explosions that send Dana and the watching fighters into ‘oohs and ahhs.’ Remember to sign up for the Marines, kids. This is exactly what war is like.

Faber is characteristically magnanimous hilariously dick-ish in victory over his rival Cruz, offering to let Cruz touch the stack of cash and even carry it back to his car for him. Cruz responds by saying that he’ll beat Faber up when they meet in the Octagon July 7th.

Back to the fight…

Faber says his game plan for Ogle is for the Brit to use “various attacks,” and make Rio pay for trying shooting in for takedowns. Cruz is emphasizing control to his fighter Rio. After he gets Ogle on the ground, he doesn’t want Rio to have to do it again.

You might remember that Rio jacked his knee up earlier in the season. Lucky for him he hasn’t had to fight until this final prelim-round bout.

Cruz says that he believes Rio’s knee is 100%. “He’s had five weeks to let it heal,” Cruz says.

In a back room Cruz, Faber and Dana meet to talk about who will be matched up in the quarter finals. Cruz and Faber share a couch while convening and Faber is sitting far too close for Cruz’ liking, according to a later interview.

The first two quarter final match-ups will be announced at the end of the episode by White.

Weigh in time

Rio weighs in at 156, and Ogle comes in at 155. Ogle looks taller than Rio but explains, during his stare-down, that he is wearing “me shoes.”

Fight Time!

Rd 1

Ogle comes out moving laterally and in and out. Rio stalks him and Ogle throws and lands first, with left hand jabs and hooks. That pattern repeats itself as Cruz calls for Rio to be first.

He does try to be first now, but lunges in face first and Ogle counters nicely with hooks. Ogle continuing his constant movement, mixed in with punch combos to deter Rio from shooting in.

Rio finally does shoot in, with little set up, and executes a nice double leg takedown slam at the 2:40 mark. Ogle immediately begins to work up to his feet. He gets there but is pressed against the cage by Rio.

After about a minute, Ogle frees himself and they are back in free standing range. Ogle continues to land punches and Rio virtually none. Ogle mixes in a couple over hand rights now. Rio gets a single leg takedown at the horn.

Rd. 2

Rio looks determined to not let Ogle dictate the pace again this round and comes out aggressively with punches, pushing Ogle backwards into the cage. Rio soon gets the takedown and begins landing good shots to Ogle’s face from inside the half guard.

Rio takes Ogle’s back but Ogle defends the choke and turns in to him, ending up in Rio’s full guard. Ogle postures up and breaks Rio’s full guard, then uses good hip movement to pass into side control.

From there, Rio turns in to Ogle and Ogle takes his back. Rio is on all fours defending chokes and punches. Ogle uses both of his hooks to flatten out Rio’s hips and locks in the rear naked choke for the tap out win.

An emotional Ogle runs outside of the cage celebrates with his team and Team Cruz assistant coach but fellow Brit Ross Pearson who looks surprised.

Ogle delivers the nicest, most earnest post-fight we’ve heard in awhile. At this point, we wouldn’t expect anything else from him.

“Mike is the nicest guy on their team. It was a pleasure to beat him and if I was going to lose it would have been great to lose to someone that I really, really respect,” he told host Jon Anik after pointing to Anik and declaring that he is awesome.

Matchup time

Dana is in Jersey for UFC on Fox 3 but video phones it in. The first fight will be James Vick vs. Joe Proctor. The second will be Justin Lawrence vs. Mike Chiesa.
Till then, nation…

Wednesday Afternoon Link Dump: Fly the Friendly Skies of Koscheck Airlines

(Josh Koscheck owns a plane? A fucking plane?? [*cracks another bottle of whiskey*] / Video courtesy of YouTube/FuelTV)

‘Ultimate Fighter’ Winner Ross Pearson Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI (Fightline)

– Gina Carano’s ‘Haywire’ Is Out Now on DVD/Blu-ray (Amazon)

The Case for Public Fighter Pay (MMAFighting)

– Jon Jones Likely Won’t Return to Fight Dan Henderson Until August or September (BleacherReport/MMA)

– ‘The Ultimate Fighter: Live’ Ratings: Episode No. 8 Draws Series-Worst 929K Viewers (MMAJunkie)

– Video of Brazilian Media Trying to Pull a Prank on Chael Sonnen and Failing Horribly (MiddleEasy)

– Former NFL Linebacker Junior Seau Found Dead, Suicide Suspected (Deadspin)

25 Photos Of Girls Being Jealous Of Other Girls (WorldWideInterweb)

Mastering the Top 10 Athletic Movements (MensFitness)

– 5 Energy Intensive Ways to Be Lazy (DoubleViking)

– Grandmas Watch Kim Kardashian’s Sex Tape. “Two hands with space in the middle.” (Filmdrunk)

How to Start a Third Political Party (HolyTaco)


(Josh Koscheck owns a plane? A fucking plane?? [*cracks another bottle of whiskey*] / Video courtesy of YouTube/FuelTV)

‘Ultimate Fighter’ Winner Ross Pearson Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI (Fightline)

– Gina Carano’s ‘Haywire’ Is Out Now on DVD/Blu-ray (Amazon)

The Case for Public Fighter Pay (MMAFighting)

– Jon Jones Likely Won’t Return to Fight Dan Henderson Until August or September (BleacherReport/MMA)

– ‘The Ultimate Fighter: Live’ Ratings: Episode No. 8 Draws Series-Worst 929K Viewers (MMAJunkie)

– Video of Brazilian Media Trying to Pull a Prank on Chael Sonnen and Failing Horribly (MiddleEasy)

– Former NFL Linebacker Junior Seau Found Dead, Suicide Suspected (Deadspin)

25 Photos Of Girls Being Jealous Of Other Girls (WorldWideInterweb)

Mastering the Top 10 Athletic Movements (MensFitness)

– 5 Energy Intensive Ways to Be Lazy (DoubleViking)

– Grandmas Watch Kim Kardashian’s Sex Tape. “Two hands with space in the middle.” (Filmdrunk)

How to Start a Third Political Party (HolyTaco)

[VIDEO] The UFC on FOX Danavlog in Which We Play Peeping Tom on Urijah Faber

Rosie O'Donnell Urijah Faber twitter
(Urijah’s lowest moment as an MMA fan? One can only ponder…)

This weekend, the UFC will make its glorious return to the only network that can bash gay rights and advertise Glee within the same half hour. We’re talking about FOX, of course. Featuring Jim Miller vs. Nate Diaz in a probable number one lightweight contender bout, a grudge match between Josh Koscheck and Johny Hendricks (because every fight with Kos is inherently a grudge match), a fight that will more than likely require the use of a stretcher, and a heavyweight sure-to-be-slugfest between Pat Barry and Lavar Johnson, it’s looking like UFC on FOX 3 has the potential to erase the memories of a rather forgettable second event and a rather brief first one. Not that we were complaining, because free fights are free fights.

And to get us hyped for the event, Dana White recently released one of his patented Danavlogs in which he catches Urijah Faber ogling over himself while on the set of TUF 15. It makes TOTAL SENSE if you don’t think about it. We gotta admit though, watching The Baldfather giggle like a school girl at Urijah’s expense makes us long for the days of his shock pen pranks that we came to know and love. [*looks over shoulder nostalgically and sighs*] 

Check out the video after the jump. 

Rosie O'Donnell Urijah Faber twitter
(Urijah’s lowest moment as an MMA fan? One can only ponder…)

This weekend, the UFC will make its glorious return to the only network that can bash gay rights and advertise Glee within the same half hour. We’re talking about FOX, of course. Featuring Jim Miller vs. Nate Diaz in a probable number one lightweight contender bout, a grudge match between Josh Koscheck and Johny Hendricks (because every fight with Kos is inherently a grudge match), a fight that will more than likely require the use of a stretcher, and a heavyweight sure-to-be-slugfest between Pat Barry and Lavar Johnson, it’s looking like UFC on FOX 3 has the potential to erase the memories of a rather forgettable second event and a rather brief first one. Not that we were complaining, because free fights are free fights.

And to get us hyped for the event, Dana White recently released one of his patented Danavlogs in which he catches Urijah Faber ogling over himself while on the set of TUF 15. It makes TOTAL SENSE if you don’t think about it. We gotta admit though, watching The Baldfather giggle like a school girl at Urijah’s expense makes us long for the days of his shock pen pranks that we came to know and love. [*looks over shoulder nostalgically and sighs*] 

And while we’re on the subject of pranks, specifically those of the shock pen variety, check out this video of two Brazilian television show hosts attempting to prank Chael Sonnen with the combination of a fake nose and an aforementioned shock pen. Perhaps there’s some kind of language/cultural barrier here, but in our opinion, it did not go as planned. Skip to the 5:20 mark for the “prank” in question.

Before you tell us; we know its a slow news day. Just enjoy the videos you sons a’ bitches.

-J. Jones

TUF 15 Live Episode Eight Recap

By Elias Cepeda

If Team Cruz’ Sam Sicilia was freaking out over the pressure of being a #2 pick, it may have intensified this week as he was set to face the last pick overall, Chris Saunders. At least Sam had an extra world champion along to help him prepare.

Dominick Cruz brought in Strikeforce 135 pound champion Ronda Rousey to the UFC training center to teach his team some of her devastating Judo techniques. Ronda admits to being nervous about going in to teach the guys but they all seem receptive, as they should be, to learning from the champ – even though she’s a girl.

Oh yeah, Chris Tickle says that Ronda damn near broke his ribs while demonstrating a throw on him. The chick is rough, for sure.

Dana White allows the fighters to watch Jon Jones vs. Rashad Evans at the TUF mansion and Ronda joins them. Once more, her nervousness proves unfounded.

“There are going to be a lot of guys to fend off at once,” she laughs while being hot.

By Elias Cepeda

If Team Cruz’ Sam Sicilia was freaking out over the pressure of being a #2 pick, it may have intensified this week as he was set to face the last pick overall, Chris Saunders. At least Sam had an extra world champion along to help him prepare.

Dominick Cruz brought in Strikeforce 135 pound champion Ronda Rousey to the UFC training center to teach his team some of her devastating Judo techniques. Ronda admits to being nervous about going in to teach the guys but they all seem receptive, as they should be, to learning from the champ – even though she’s a girl.

Oh yeah, Chris Tickle says that Ronda damn near broke his ribs while demonstrating a throw on him. The chick is rough, for sure.

Dana White allows the fighters to watch Jon Jones vs. Rashad Evans at the TUF mansion and Ronda joins them. Once more, her nervousness proves unfounded.

“There are going to be a lot of guys to fend off at once,” she laughs while being hot.

Except the guys seem way too intimidated by her presence after months away from companions and society and no one sits near Rousey or even sparks up conversation with her. Hell, they don’t even answer her when she asks what they are cooking.

Mike Chiesa says that he isn’t “too” intimidated by Ronda and that he would have totally sat next to her, except he already had a comfy seat. Ok.

Cruz is surprised that no one talked with Ronda. Urijah “The California Player” Faber is more succinct.

“These guys kinda blew it,” Faber says.

Back at Team Faber’s practice, we learn that Chris Saunders idolizes Faber. That’s why he nicknamed himself the “SoCal Kid.” Faber doesn’t get what all the fuss is about but says he continues to be impressed by Saunders.

Dumb Pranks

At the house, Tickle is up to pranks again. He put saran wrap on the faucet…because that will show them.
There is some anxiety, however, among some of the fighters that pranks will get out of control as they have in past seasons. Cruickshank hopes that no one will “poop” on his pillow. Mike Rio says that he’ll fight anyone who messes with his long locks.

We learn more about Chris – how he had a rough childhood without the presence of either parents. Sam talks about recommitting himself to MMA. Last year he fought eleven times. Dang.

Dumb pranks, again

So, Urijah Faber tells members of his team to take off their clothes (save for their underwear), oil one another up and then workout in Team Cruz’ locker room.

And they do it. This is supposed to show Cruz.

We can’t really explain how strange the scene was, or why it happened. But be thankful that you are reading this instead of watching. You know, unless the thought of these guys with even less clothing on than usual, oiled up and sweating and engaging in (for reals) water squirting fights, Zoolander style, appeals to you. In which case (and there’s nothing wrong with that), jackpot homie. Get your slow motion and rewind remote buttons warmed up.

“Basically we wanted to violate Team Cruz’ space,” Faber “explains.”

Well, he definitely violated the American viewer. Cruz is probably right when he mocks Faber. “’I’m Urijah Faber and I want to be on camera with my shirt off.’”

Weigh in Time

Both Sam and Chris come in at 155lbs exactly. Time to lock ‘em up.

Fight Time!

Rd 1
Sam comes out swinging with power, backs up Saunders on the cage. Sam lands a couple knees to the body from the clinch with both underhooks in but Saunders lands more knees from body there while also preventing the takedown.

They break, Sam connects partially with a couple of big hooks. Saunders gets the takedown against the fence. Sam is up to his feet quickly.

More action in the clinch, with Saunders landing body knees over and over with double over hooks. Sam briefly gets a takedown but Chris is up to his feet fast.

Saunders lands a shin on Sam’s head flush and appears to knock him out as Sicilia drops face first on to the mat. The ground wakes him up and he scrambles back towards Chris.

Chris smells blood and unloads on Sam with kicks to the body and legs, punches and elbows. Sam keeps coming forward like a cyborg and swings back hard, getting a couple brief takedowns before the horn sounds.

Close round, Chris had to have clinched it with his knocking Sam the fuck out before the Italian stallion came back to life.

Rd 2
Sam pushes the pace from the onset and lands a number of monster hooks to the head. Chris takes Sam’s back on the feet and takes him down but Sam is up instantly. Sam lands huge body knees.

Sam gets a single-leg takedown on Chris but Chris hits a switch and puts Sam on his back. Chris hits him with a knee to the body on the ground then takes Sam’s back. Sam turns in and ends up in Chris’ guard.

Sam is up and still raging. He lands a big knee to Chris’ chin, followed by a left hook. Chris answers with his own uppercut, left hook combo but Sam counters that with a left hook that drops Chris on his ass!
Chris gets back to his feet and Sam works for a choke. Chris escapes and is in Sam’s full guard. Chris throws slow elbows and punches but stays active.

Chris works to pass, gets into half guard then take’s Sam’s back. Sam turns in and puts Chris on his own back. Chris stands up and Sam goes on the attack, landing two overhand rights and a knee to Chris’ chin.
The horn sounds just after Chris lands his own knee then right, left hook combo to Sam’s head.

Best fight yet of the season. You have to imagine that Sam took round two by dropping Chris and that we will head to a sudden-death round.

Nope. The judges render a split decision in favor of Chris.

Wow.

Next week’s fight is set by process of elimination. Ogle and Rio will get it on.