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Speaker 2: Valley Champion. Who's training you? John Crease? No mercy, bro
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Speaker 2: talk rock Paper Scissor. There's a story about last names
Speaker 2: and we got to talk man. There's a lot of story.
Speaker 1: About biting people in the new what's going on?
Speaker 2: Speaking of All Valley Champion, he's like eighty years old,
Speaker 2: Martin Cove sense a John Creese biting people? What's going
Speaker 2: on here?
Speaker 1: No mercy?
Speaker 2: Is it a playful bite? You know? The original cut
Speaker 2: wasn't supposed to be sweet. The leg I was supposed
Speaker 2: to be bite her ass, that his ass I'm sorry
Speaker 2: I chomped my CoA story. This is such a weird story. Honestly,
Speaker 2: the weirdest shit I've seen in a while. Now. The
Speaker 2: story goes that Martin Cove is doing a scene with
Speaker 2: Alicia Hannah Kim. Martin Cove is eighty and Alicia Hannah Kim.
Speaker 2: Alicia Hannah Kim is thirty seven, right, she's thirty seven
Speaker 2: years old, so they're colleagues. But he's getting playful. Keep
Speaker 2: in mind, he's a veteran actor, he's a veteran from
Speaker 2: the cast, he's part of the original Karate Kid. He's
Speaker 2: John Creese. But he's being playful, and there's generational differences
Speaker 2: of what's considered appropriate, and he sort of crosses the
Speaker 2: line and it makes big news. I think that what
Speaker 2: made it weird to me was how the video that leaked.
Speaker 2: He's just getting reprimanded and it feels weird. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying what he did was okay, feels writing people. He's
Speaker 2: an old guy, but it's like reprimanding an eighty year old.
Speaker 2: Like if I were John Crease, there were no charges,
Speaker 2: pursue charges, I'd like to understand why you did that.
Speaker 2: I'm really I apologize. I was just playing because we're
Speaker 2: very playful together, and I dicked down too hard and
Speaker 2: I meant to.
Speaker 1: Got a Mountain mark owner.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: No, we do not play like that. I listen.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying what he did was okay, but by
Speaker 2: the way she goes off on maybe deservingly. So hey, look,
Speaker 2: I'm a girl dad, all right, And if the old
Speaker 2: dude bit my daughter on the set, I don't know
Speaker 2: how happy I'd be about it. But context matter, and
Speaker 2: he was being playful. It's like when you're wrestling with
Speaker 2: your girlfriend and all of a sudden you like hit
Speaker 2: her with an elbow by accident, and all the funds
Speaker 2: over like AhR, or she hits you in the way
Speaker 2: wos and like fun times over. He took it a
Speaker 2: little too far. Look again, it's not his girlfriend, their colleagues,
Speaker 2: their equals, and boy did she let him know that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and let me tell you, she really really gave it. It's
Speaker 2: not okay that he bit her, but there is a
Speaker 2: part of me that's like feels bad. Well, no that
Speaker 2: no charges were pressed. He's not in any trouble. He's
Speaker 2: eighty something, so at this point, if I were him,
Speaker 2: I'd be like, yeah, everyone just fuck off. I really would,
Speaker 2: because if he's saying if he believes he did it playfully,
Speaker 2: and she's sort of just going off like broke skin,
Speaker 2: I don't see that in a clip. What I do
Speaker 2: see is everybody coming down on the poor old guy.
Speaker 2: But the poor old guy did cross the line playfully, though,
Speaker 2: I think that kind of matters, right, And look, I
Speaker 2: just thought of something like when Billy Madison, Remember when
Speaker 2: Billy Madison is.
Speaker 1: The guy that's a good.
Speaker 2: Bite, that's a good one. So based on this story,
Speaker 2: I feel like maybe biting's making a comeback because rich,
Speaker 2: if you remember in the late nineteen years, it's been
Speaker 2: here for years, no, no, no, in the late nineteen hundreds,
Speaker 2: it had had a boom, it had a peak. Everyone's
Speaker 2: everyone's biting everyone because there's some stories, some famous stories
Speaker 2: we want to talk about. But any other thoughts in
Speaker 2: the world of Martin Cove like only because he's old
Speaker 2: and sometimes old people just don't know.
Speaker 1: And again, feel a little bad.
Speaker 2: I want to make it clear, not making excuses for
Speaker 2: this guy, but I do wonder if he thought he
Speaker 2: was being playful old guy and she listen, I didn't
Speaker 2: see any breaking of the skin in the pictures. I
Speaker 2: just saw like a tiny little bite mark. You know
Speaker 2: when your kid nibbles on your arm when they're a baby,
Speaker 2: and your look. You don't want to coast the line
Speaker 2: with colleagues not defending the guy. That's why I don't
Speaker 2: bite anyone in Fox Sports. I don't want to. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's breaking that risk. Doesn't want to, that's breaking the skin,
Speaker 2: That's what I mean. And like, I don't know, it's
Speaker 2: a weird story that sort of blew up, but hey,
Speaker 2: that series is over.
Speaker 1: He's eighty years he's old. He's old.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's really mad about it. And it made us
Speaker 2: think about other stories involving biting. Now, in the world
Speaker 2: of sports, there's a ton of hockey and soccer stories
Speaker 2: and rugby stories where people are getting bitten all the time.
Speaker 2: People are biting fingers off the right and if there's
Speaker 2: a memorable one that you want to share, by all means,
Speaker 2: please do. But apparently Karate Yeah, yeah, exactly. But when
Speaker 2: it comes to mind is a very famous viral story
Speaker 2: that's sort of brought biting back in early two thousands,
Speaker 2: No doubt, I believe it's uh Charlie. Oh, it's a
Speaker 2: big time bitendary Charlie. Johnny's bit me, kid, Charlie, come on,
Speaker 2: he's asking for it. Ouch I get him, Ji Jolie.
Speaker 1: Really I love that kid.
Speaker 2: Little kids laughing, Charlie, bit me, Charlie, bit me. I
Speaker 2: don't know who he bet because we don't know that
Speaker 2: kid's name. But the funny part is they're both in
Speaker 2: their twenties. His name is Oliv.
Speaker 1: They are both grom All men.
Speaker 2: By the way, Charlie's now biting women's asses, probably he's
Speaker 2: probably yeah, yeah, thirty five, forty years old. Probably that's
Speaker 2: probably women that are like, wait your Charlie, Yeah, go ahead,
Speaker 2: what that mouth do? And by the way, that was
Speaker 2: a hugely popular clip. If you don't know that clip,
Speaker 2: were you alive in the early two things?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Did you miss all the early most favored at the dentist?
Speaker 2: What did you miss everything? And speaking of biting people
Speaker 2: in the asses, it makes us think of a very
Speaker 2: famous story from nineteen ninety seven. I told you biting
Speaker 2: had a boom in the late nineties. Nineteen ninety seven,
Speaker 2: Marv Albert Yes had all these charges against him for
Speaker 2: biting a former lover. Oh, is that a real mug shot?
Speaker 2: She said no.
Speaker 1: He said yes, I really think it is. And dude,
Speaker 1: his career at NBC.
Speaker 2: It's just, you know, everything was downhill after that, but
Speaker 2: there was a part of guys out there. He's like,
Speaker 2: he was biting her ass. Like what happened? In my mind,
Speaker 2: it was he was biting her ass, right, That's how
Speaker 2: I will always think. I was a college kid, so
Speaker 2: I immediately thought.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he had to be biting her ass, right, Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: he was like ass. So Marv Albert biting his former lover.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure they did parodies on like SNL about
Speaker 2: Marv Albert biting and as a little chunk of that ass.
Speaker 2: And I look, I'm not trying to make light of it.
Speaker 2: We're just trying to say that it was memorable. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: we've already made light of Charlie, Marve Albert, and Martin Cove.
Speaker 2: Let's keep it going. Now. You're probably thinking one step
Speaker 2: ahead and you're like, well, the most famous story has
Speaker 2: to be No, it's not, because we're bringing it up
Speaker 2: right now. Tyson Evander Holyfield here with nineteen ninety seven,
Speaker 2: June twenty eighth, Holyfield, a wonderful man, beautiful man. But
Speaker 2: he kept head.
Speaker 1: Biting me, hand biten me.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 1: So we all remember watching this, what the hell happened?
Speaker 1: And he did it again.
Speaker 2: This was the rematch, mind you, And remember holy Field
Speaker 2: got the best of them the first time. Second time,
Speaker 2: Tyson says he's ready, he's prepared, but he kept head
Speaker 2: biting me. Ba holy if you have the wonderful man,
Speaker 2: the man of guy. But he kept he kept head biting.
Speaker 2: And then Tyson's getting so frustrated that he keeps getting
Speaker 2: hurt byted and he's trying to tell the ref is
Speaker 2: it Mills Lane at the time, I remember, But he's
Speaker 2: trying to tell hey, he's head But then he just
Speaker 2: takes matters into his own mouth, bites a chunk of
Speaker 2: his year off. And now there's Mike bites in the
Speaker 2: shape of holy Fields. I mean year. They are fantastic.
Speaker 2: They give you nice little buzz Mike bites Heyson two
Speaker 2: point zero. But listen, you would argue this is You
Speaker 2: would argue that this is the most famous bite of
Speaker 2: all time. However, we thought of one that is even
Speaker 2: more popular. This one was again late nineteen hundred and
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety eight and it was when that Sigon horror
Speaker 2: bit Chris Carley's nose off. I'm just look, there's Mitch
Speaker 2: on TV.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, there's Mitch.
Speaker 2: Remember this movie and there's the Sigon horror that by
Speaker 2: nose off.
Speaker 1: Remember poor guy had his nose bit off. Remember seven.
Speaker 2: The Filer Hortop and Norm McDonald's classic Dirty Work. Dirty
Speaker 2: Work was funny man underrated movie. But dude, Martin Cove,
Speaker 2: just let it sit and simmer. What he did was wrong.
Speaker 1: We get it.
Speaker 2: And the real victim here is his co.
Speaker 1: Star playing something good.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, rolling Stone Street Fighting man. Gee Stave, you
Speaker 2: just hit G eight if you like to come.
Speaker 1: Great character, great character.
Speaker 2: Again, his co star Kim from Cobra Kai, that's the
Speaker 2: character chosen's love interest on the show. She was not
Speaker 2: having it, you know, She's trying to be the consummate professional,
Speaker 2: like what are you doing? And if you haven't seen
Speaker 2: the clip of her really shitting all over Martin Cove,
Speaker 2: you gotta watch it. She put him in his place
Speaker 2: deservingly so. But when you think of eighty years old,
Speaker 2: that's like your grandpappy's age. You just feel bad for
Speaker 2: them at that point it's like they've overstayed there, welcome
Speaker 2: a little bit. They're trying to navigate today's landscape of
Speaker 2: what's okay and what's not. And he crossed the line.
Speaker 2: He apologized, but it kind of stinking. So you could
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Speaker 2: at Fox Sports Radio, hashtag over promised, show wrapped. He's
Speaker 2: double kubra kai. So he's probably thinking like, oh man,
Speaker 2: all right, I buy everyone like he's done.
Speaker 1: But you're done.
Speaker 2: You're done.
Speaker 1: We're done.
Speaker 2: And now we're talking rock paper scissors or some people
Speaker 2: call it scissors paper rock. But let's make it clear
Speaker 2: some people there's controversy in this name. We're gonna talk
Speaker 2: about names, but it's rock paper scissors. Can I give
Speaker 2: you the origin real quick? Ye? Rock paper scissors started
Speaker 2: in China, apparently in the sixteen hundred's history boy hold
Speaker 2: on Wow, its way to that made its way to
Speaker 2: Japan and then twentieth century Europeans adapted rock paper scissors
Speaker 2: and then eventually made its way to the US of
Speaker 2: A in the nineteen thirties. But it made its way
Speaker 2: through the USA everywhere except for Union, New Jersey, which
Speaker 2: is where I'm from because I never played I knew
Speaker 2: of it, but we were like a twenty first finger
Speaker 2: is it? And shoot, we were like an.
Speaker 1: Eeny meeny miny moe, like neighborhood.
Speaker 2: Well, learn more about this on The Games That Built
Speaker 2: America was Yeah, you know, we didn't. We didn't do
Speaker 2: I mean, I knew of Rock paper Scissors as a kid,
Speaker 2: but anytime it was like, all right, who's the who's
Speaker 2: the idiot?
Speaker 1: Twenty first we would shoot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we never did rock papers And by the way,
Speaker 2: when you do play Rock paper scissors, just for the record,
Speaker 2: it's boom boom boom present. It's not boom boom present.
Speaker 2: It's boom boom boom. Show your one. I want to play.
Speaker 1: That's the three. I thought it was rock paper scissors.
Speaker 2: Shoot. Yeah, that's why I'm saying it's boom boom boom.
Speaker 2: You saying rock paper scissors. Ready, rock paper scissors, shoom boom,
Speaker 2: won the hand. That's the three boom boom, boom boom.
Speaker 2: I just wanted I'm man see I didn't play Growing Up,
Speaker 2: Getting Your Head something. We've renaming the show to Rich
Speaker 2: and Covino. That's where this goes because it's all about
Speaker 2: the name. There was a bride and groom and everyone's saying, oh,
Speaker 2: this is the most adorable thing ever. Yeah, Scott and Cindy,
Speaker 2: you're getting married. The grooms last name is Pierce, the
Speaker 2: bride's last name is Hunter, and they're gonna do rock
Speaker 2: paper scissor at the wedding to see whose last name
Speaker 2: they go with. I'm sorry, when did this tradition stop?
Speaker 2: How about the grooms that this This clip went viral
Speaker 2: because of course you got half of the people saying,
Speaker 2: what about a tradition? What a traditions only seem to
Speaker 2: matter and last when they benefit the bride when it
Speaker 2: comes to the cares about. But there's a lot of
Speaker 2: people saying, what a whimp this guy is? Like play
Speaker 2: rock paper scissors for your last name? Beta, Then there's
Speaker 2: nothing about this guy rocks in my opinion. Then there's
Speaker 2: other people that are saying, like, how progressive and what
Speaker 2: an open minded guy. So it's a big debate on
Speaker 2: social media. If you haven't seen this clip. Uh, they
Speaker 2: are at the altar rock paper scissors to determine what
Speaker 2: family name they choose. Look at this round one, round one,
Speaker 2: rock paper scissors. Oh he's up one? Nothing right, and
Speaker 2: again they're not Eve been doing one two three shoot,
Speaker 2: They're doing a roun. They're doing one two shoot.
Speaker 1: Because I'm playing uh scissors paper rock?
Speaker 2: Oh how sweet? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh boy?
Speaker 2: On one?
Speaker 1: Who's one for the bride?
Speaker 2: Hunter? Now, who gets the name? Best of three? D
Speaker 2: this guy? Right, it's such a beta.
Speaker 1: I'll explain.
Speaker 2: I have a thought hold on final round, get.
Speaker 1: Over here, fatality finish.
Speaker 2: He's done.
Speaker 1: For the rest of the marriage.
Speaker 2: So there they are the Hunter family. Now, the guy's
Speaker 2: last name was Pierce. Okay, cool name. If his name,
Speaker 2: let's say it was General Booty Qua Dingleberry, right, then
Speaker 2: I get it. Maybe you know, just because you love
Speaker 2: your wife, like all right, Like I don't want to
Speaker 2: be the Dingleberry family. I'm just happy your marriage and
Speaker 2: John talkboy, but kiss to keep it in the sports world,
Speaker 2: you know, if you have a terrible last name, I
Speaker 2: get it.
Speaker 1: And I am also all four.
Speaker 2: If you want to hyphenate your name, that's fine. Your
Speaker 2: legacy alive. Let's say you want to honor your father
Speaker 2: and you want to keep your last name for your.
Speaker 1: Dad or whatever.
Speaker 2: That's fine and andy. But what happened to the tradition
Speaker 2: of hey, it's the groom's name. That's just how it is. Sorry, Look,
Speaker 2: I know all cultures are different, but I believe in
Speaker 2: the groom has the name. Unless your name sucks, but
Speaker 2: hyphenating that's fine. I have no problems here. And the
Speaker 2: Frankie Gunberger right exactly. I can't it. But Pierce is.
Speaker 2: You know, it's a nice, strong name. So a lot
Speaker 2: of people talking about this on social media, and its
Speaker 2: split down the middle like a nice pair of but cheeks.
Speaker 1: It is really awes.
Speaker 2: The opinions are because no one wants to be real,
Speaker 2: but the stats prove otherwise. Seventy nine percent of women
Speaker 2: still take the groom's name, so because everyone dances around
Speaker 2: saying the right or wrong thing like oh yeah, it
Speaker 2: is kind of come on.
Speaker 1: Man, if his name.
Speaker 2: Sucked, I got it.
Speaker 1: But it didn't he sucks, so she got it.
Speaker 2: I would.
Speaker 3: I would almost rather you just kept your own names
Speaker 3: than take the other person's name.
Speaker 2: I find you like, I have no even if that's
Speaker 2: what you want. I'm okay with that, I really am.
Speaker 2: But you're asking me now to change my name that
Speaker 2: I guess I'm pride in and I would say family
Speaker 2: pace for the wedding then yeah, like I don't care. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that tradition was okay, but taking my last name isn't.
Speaker 2: That's what I mean. There's something unfair about that. There
Speaker 2: are always exceptions, so I'm not being you know, I
Speaker 2: think the the compromises, Hey, you keep your own name,
Speaker 2: or you hyphenate or whatever. The idea of the guy
Speaker 2: taking her name, it's like, what are we doing now, dude?
Speaker 2: For example, just to make it clear, my girlfriend's dad
Speaker 2: has no sons, right if out of respect and to
Speaker 2: keep the fantasy like I want to keep my name,
Speaker 2: or I would have no issue with that at all.
Speaker 2: I see what I'm saying. But if she was then
Speaker 2: should have had a boy, then no. But if she
Speaker 2: if she was saying to me she should have had
Speaker 2: a boy, then I got to change my name.
Speaker 1: I really, yeah, I have a question of that. But
Speaker 1: why why?
Speaker 2: Up until this point was like, hey, should have had
Speaker 2: a boy? Like what Now all of a sudden, it's like,
Speaker 2: well he didn't ever go you didn't have a son.
Speaker 2: So but I'm just saying, I'm just saying to make
Speaker 2: it clear, that's how little of a problem I have
Speaker 2: with it. But to expect the guy to now change
Speaker 2: his name because you want a stupid game around. Get
Speaker 2: out of my face and stop with the it's adorable crap.
Speaker 2: That's corny A huge question as well. What name do
Speaker 2: the kids get now? Yeah, exactly name he is here
Speaker 2: just chopping down that family tree. Man, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's all confusing now, all because her dad didn't have
Speaker 1: a boy.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Hey, like I said, hyphenated whenever you want to do.
Speaker 2: But this is a little odd. I supposed to fit
Speaker 2: some long hyphenated name on a football jersey when your
Speaker 2: kid's a star.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so what I'm saying, all right, man, shake Gildas Alexander,
Speaker 3: you're a thought.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, hit us up at Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 2: Good one spot a Covino and Red Pete hashtag over
Speaker 2: promised Rock Paper Scissors twenty one finger, let's go. I mean,
Speaker 2: you're usually the old school one. For some reason, for me,
Speaker 2: I just feel this to be like we just is
Speaker 2: tradition all overdone. Like, well, how does this sit with you?
Speaker 2: Because apparently it's the most adorable thing in the news
Speaker 2: right now. Yeah, the squirrel on water skis is the
Speaker 2: most adorable thing on the news. This is this is
Speaker 2: eye rolly. Well, this is adorable. Happy birthday to the
Speaker 2: Captain today, now, Captain, and I love the.
Speaker 1: Sagis Crunchberry's what captain?
Speaker 2: Captain Derek Cheeter bumble the captain, the captain of all
Speaker 2: sports because everybody respects the guy fifty one years old today, damn,
Speaker 2: and I have a thought on Derek Cheater because well
Speaker 2: to one have a plenty of thoughts.
Speaker 1: Also have a Derek Jeter poster on your wall.
Speaker 2: He's He's one of my heroes for sure because he
Speaker 2: did everything right. He created and perfected the blueprint on
Speaker 2: how to handle a stellar career, especially in New.
Speaker 1: York and had to handle several hot women.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he has the resume for sure. Now, Derek Jeter,
Speaker 2: I think his only flubb or misstep is saying Goose
Speaker 2: Frabba in the movie Anger Management.
Speaker 1: That was really bad acting.
Speaker 2: He's say. The only thing you can say about Derek
Speaker 2: Jeter is that he is not going to take it
Speaker 2: a joke during postgame coverage. A very good actor, he's
Speaker 2: not a good actor and he's not going to take
Speaker 2: it a joke with Big Puppy.
Speaker 3: You're the man, by the way, this clown better hurry
Speaker 3: up arms starting ice over.
Speaker 1: Chill Rocket, Who's Froba? Who's Froba?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Who's Prop Clement's better actor? Who knew Clemens?
Speaker 2: Clemens? So that is only a misstep in my opinion,
Speaker 2: But I think yes, since people are always so quick
Speaker 2: to give the over rated, it's overrated. If you've seen
Speaker 2: his stats, like, I don't even know what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: Over three thousand hits, most ever for a Yankee, just
Speaker 2: a stellar career. He's got the rings. I think it's
Speaker 2: safe to say that after Tom Brady, after Tom Brady, Okay,
Speaker 2: he may have the best sports career of all time.
Speaker 2: I really believe that as far as winning, attitude, being
Speaker 2: a professional. Maybe not everything right, maybe not the best
Speaker 2: player respected, but when you put it in those terms,
Speaker 2: and I, as you know, do not like the Yankees,
Speaker 2: but the fact that he came up through the Yankees
Speaker 2: organization because the moment he was a rookie. Year later,
Speaker 2: they win the World Series. He three peats, he wins
Speaker 2: one later on three thousand hits. Last hit was like
Speaker 2: an RBI walk off like his he banged all those
Speaker 2: hot women in was a home run with an exclamation mark.
Speaker 2: He gave away gift bags to good looking women, he
Speaker 2: who slept with like all right, not best player ever,
Speaker 2: but no, not the best player ever. I'm not saying
Speaker 2: best player ever. But he may have had the most
Speaker 2: magical career in all sports history Tom Brady. I will
Speaker 2: say that he is second only to Brady as far
Speaker 2: as magical career in the last fifty plus magical, just
Speaker 2: the moments lived and the way he did it, in
Speaker 2: the fashion he performed. I tipped my red Yankees hat,
Speaker 2: my friend Thurst Yankees hat behind me to the Captain
Speaker 2: Derek Jeter, not Captain Crunch. And happy birthday fifty for
Speaker 2: it's a timestamp because we remember when he was a
Speaker 2: rookie of course back in ninety five ninety six, So
Speaker 2: happy birthday to him. And your thoughts, who else would
Speaker 2: you put on that list of just magical, stellar careers
Speaker 2: where it was almost perfect, like a like a like
Speaker 2: a fantasy. A great question, you're thoughts at Covino and
Speaker 2: RITUALLL see you back here tomorrow Fox Sports Radio. And
Speaker 2: I want to thank everybody that tuned in from Vegas
Speaker 2: that showed up for our convention.
Speaker 1: Thanks guys, we appreciate it perfect.
Speaker 2: I have a good one, Ariba dereci baby, see you
Speaker 2: in the over promised Lang. Goodbye, da