I agree that he should have won that fight. I thought he won both Facebook. Right. So going from there, I think, and another thing that you brought the people of, that's another thing that's going to make this therapy different. Because up until the B roll fight, every decision that was either closed or maybe a gap went Canelo's way. Yes. So now he got a decision that didn't go as well. So that's what's going to that's what's making this fight a little bit more intense because can that all now feels that he needs to knock out the win? Yeah. Yeah. So, but that's your question, we looking for, I want you to start off boxing. That's what I would like. Yeah, 'cause I think who's good at doing that. Are you influenced at all? This is part of it. Are you influenced at all? Forget about that golovkin. We talked about that already that is 40 years old now. But are you influenced in your strategy and prep for this fight? At all by the fact that Canelo is now the big a man. I don't know if it's Mexican beef or hamburgers or whoppers. I don't know what it is. I have no idea. But whatever. He has insisted that this fight go up to one 68. Golovkin spent his whole career obviously as one of the greatest middleweights of all time. And now he's got to go up to one 68. How does that play into your prep for this fight? Jonathan, that now you're no longer the bigger guy. It doesn't play much into it because the preparation is the same. Is that like 68 is going to make is going to make him that much of a stronger punching. Yeah. The player in a way does a play in the way that he's a different physical being person than he was before, that he's bigger. He's stronger because face a Canelo has muscles that he never had before. He's got, again, I don't know where the hell they came from, but they're there. Now, does that change a little bit of your strategy? Along the lines of what we've been talking about, that he is stronger now. It doesn't. It doesn't change. It doesn't change it