BISPING interviews Cody Garbrandt: MY BODY IS BROKEN! | Reacts to UFC 292 withdrawal
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2023
- Michael Bisping interviews former UFC bantamweight champion, Cody Garbrandt after his last minute withdrawal from UFC 292 fight against Mario Bautista.
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Speedy recovery to Cody!
Man is a victim of Karma. Broken body while the kid he was trying to put down years ago is now holding his title. Hard to feel bad.
hopefully not
cyclops. once i see you in london, it’s on sight
His career started downhill after he got those Sinus “Adjustments” from some idiot chiropractor. The footage is online too… They put a balloon up your nose and fill it with air, opening the sinuses, but what they DONT KNOW is that those things completely detroy the righting reflexes, throw your proprioception COMPLETELY OFF, make you unable to take a punch, and cause immense injury in the years to follow. DONT EVER LET YOUR FRIENDS GET TALKED INTO THEM!
Love him. Hope the stem cells help. 2016 one of my all time favourite performances & if Buckley hadn’t got that spinning kick ko of year cody definitely had my vote against Raphael. He’s not done, amazing footwork, speed, takedown defence, timing, underrated wrestling, ko power that rivals o’malleys. Chin talk is nonsense at this point, just hope he has a speedy recovery. Fuck the haters, I eat, sleep & breathe mma but hate our community, especially the younger casuals.
Gotta admit it. That performance against Dom cruz was amazing. No one has ever done that with Dom cruz
Cuz cruz has like a hundred leg surgeries and had to wear leg braces in the fight. Whooping a Forest Gump legged mf don't give you much points
Chito did worse
@@smokestrong1000nah that was a legit dom cruz he beat that night. That version of dom beat tj in his prime, he scooped urijah while urijah could still fight, the he fought Cody. That version of dom was legit he just didn’t expect cody to be prepared for him
@@michaeljvandyckI agree chito landed like 3 shots the entire fight but made them count. Cody schooled Cruz from bell to bell and danced on him. Chito made Cruz look really good at times.
@xXxVERIDIUMxXx exactly. Props to Chito but if that was a 3 round fight, Chito would have lost. Anyone can get caught and props to Chito for landing that vicious shot but what Cody was able to do to Dom over the course of 5 rounds with all the pressure of it being a title fight, it was super impressive. One of the best Championship performances ever. Like I said, anyone can get caught, even the better fighter can get caught but to completely dominate like that from bell to bell, and the flow state he was in left no questions like getting caught does.
Cody: I broke my back
Bisping: a vertebrae?
Cody: spinal
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Cody seems like a great dude, hope it all works out for him.
Yeah. He was super hotheaded earlier on in his career but it seems like it's just because he was so young. Aside from that, I think he was known to be loyal and a good training partner. It sucks the "sport" seems so brutal to the fighters.
HANGIN WITH THA BOYZ !!!
Seems? Ya think?@@lordkira9791
Mad respect to Cody🙏🏻he reached the pinnacle. All the best to him glad to hear his life is going well
Cody has one of the fastest hands ive ever seen in the UFC. Hope he gets his mojo back its a real treat to watch him fight
He wont most likely but hope he has a healthy life.
Plus there is a huge amount of steam in those punches.
his chin is completely gone. it happens, too many vicious knockouts in a short time period, plus, you know he sparred crazy too. cant take all those ko's in a 2 year span.
Having fast hands can be a curse. Cody is another example of this. You stay in the pocket way too long and get countered way too much. Boxers like Meldrick Taylor and Evander Holyfield were perfect examples of this.
That footwork too!!
I met Cody on a flight going to Columbus (His home town) and he was the nicest person. He shook my hand, asked my name, and was super chill. Great dude
I will ALWAYS be a Cody fan. Hope a speedy recovery regardless of what you decide🙏🏽🙏🏽
Same here, win lose or draw great guy.
He is great even when he loses, like that pedro fight both throwing
Being a fighting man seriously takes it toll on the body, l was never at that level but if l don't walk 5k a day now at 62, l'll jam up and be totally finished, l feel your pain Cody Garbrant l seriously do. Keep the faith brother, your body will tell you when it's had enough, it seriously will.
I wish you all the best👍
You were never a fighter bud shadow boxing in front of the mirror when you get out of the shower doesn't make you a fighter.i would mop the floor with you within 15 seconds
my dear friend just lost his battle with leukemia, I miss him already & he was not even 50yrs old.. life can be sad sometimes.
I was so happy for Cody when he won his world title. You can tell he has a real passion for the sport and trying to be a good human being. You got a supporter always over here.
Always been a fan of Cody. His performance against Cruz was the best display of boxing in the UFC, good luck for the future champ
Totally agree, my favorite fight in UFC, get well Cody 👍
Bisping, the story of Cody helping that kid with cancer and Diego fighting a kid with down syndrome are the most underrated stories in sport! It was so amazing, so inspiring! The heart of these fighters, among others, is huge. UFC should create a Hall of Give to this athletes.
Diegos 1 is really the best ..ty sir
Diego sanchez fought a dude with down syndrome?
@@Rocco69Siffredi its not a competition.
@@jesusiskingofkings4428 competition from the buttom of the heart
😂 are we talking about Kevin lee here??
Aint gonna lie cody garbrandt was a breath of fresh air with his fighting style his slick moves that fight with dom cruz was something else..........let's go champ!
It’s insane that his fight with Cruz was 7 years ago!!!! Damn where does the time go. That fight feels fresh
Yeah. He went 11-0 with that win. Since then, he's gone 2-5. Pretty harsh decline, but he has fought all comers. Eventually that will catch up with anybody.
@@mattysquizzato7094 I remember when he burst on the scene and went 5-0. His hands were insane!!
@pierrefab7185 Yep. He didn't become champ without being tremendously talented. Getting stopped so many times, and all those training camps will eventually take it's toll on anybody.
We getting old broski 😢😂
Cody has been through a lot man mentally and physically.
Great interview and big respect to Cody. The one thing that was surprising to hear him say is when he mentioned getting advice from Mighty Mouse about training and figuring out how to stay injury free. For as long as he's been having major injuries, I would think he and his team would've dialed that in years ago.
Never liked Cody. But I feel for the guy. Nice to see a matured version of himself here, giving his rivals their flowers!
@@TestySatchelhothead is the prob
@@lordkira9791he's hot headed cause he was trained for years for one specific fighter and him only his old gym and coach failed him
He don’t care. He’s a champion, and you’re a keyboard Judo warrior. 😁🫡
The way he befriended Maddox made me a permanent fan.
Agreed man this I terview changed my opinion on him
Great interview Mike. You let him shine. Refreshing not to hear you say "listen" every fourth word!
Definitely got to see a better side to Cody and he came across well.
Like other have said, I hope he retires soon and does something else as I really don't think his best is yet to come.. results, persistent injuries and knock outs notwithstanding..
You know, what's funny is that Cody was never actually in the wrong during that whole rivalry with Pillashaw. He just acted too much like an immature high school bully during TUF while TJ was mostly passive and mature, despite objectively being a juicing, hard sparring piece of shit of a human being by all accounts. Funny how perception works.
Yeah but when uriah faver says it I knew it was true
Yeahhh he was so calm bc he was lying 😂 if you ever seen an interrogation you can almost tell immediately if someone innocent or guilty by how they react when the outlandish charges start coming their way
I mean it was really only the online incels that hated him for that😂😂 the guys that got bullied by guys like him in highschool make up like 80% of comment sections
@@JAAnewboy/Sure
and TJ knew that, thats what made it easy for him😂
I’m a 37 year old runner trainer for a marathon and I often complain how much the training beats my body up. My issues are nothing in comparison to what these professional fighters put their body’s through, so interesting to hear Cody talk about all the treatments he has had to do just to continue fighting.
My mom's done the iron man 4 times. She has no right toe anymore and had to get hip surgery this year because her hip was shot. She's one of the toughest people I know. These dudes injuries are always more intense. I agree
garbrandt has always been a good man and a good father much love and speedy recovery
Back injuries are no joke. Hurt my back last weekend and could barely walk the next two days without serious pain. I couldn’t imagine going into a fight dealing with that because you can’t train or do anything when your spine feels like it’s severed
I saw a guy cut in half completely by a train,it was so hot plus so fast that he survived for about 20 minutes ,your imagination is great use that cos it's probably more constructive then any sentence you can construct
Knee too
@@maxpressure4596 Dude wtf?
Unfortunate to hear. Cody has been a target of many jokes lately, from me as well, but at the end of the day I appreciate all these guys literally sacrificing their health for our entertainment.
for money*
Well they ain't gonna do it for nothing are they.
@@jarrodstrachan8998oh really? we didn't know they did it for money minus the entertainment.
@@jarrodstrachan8998these guys do this for a long time without making any money just to test themselves more than half these guys never thought they'd make it into the promotions
@@jarrodstrachan8998 The money and entertainment go hand in hand.
The opportunity for Cody to make a comeback and be a genuine title threat is razor, razor thin. But it exists and wouldn’t it be a story for the ages if he pulled it off! Regardless, the man is champion of a person and he’ll win at life no matter the outcome of the rest of his MMA career. I’m rooting for him. Top interview from MB, few people can empathise with the pain of defeat and injury, or the wisdom that comes from being able to see the big picture. Kudos
Dude is dealing with being on blood thinners and holding his body together like that. As someone who’s also been taking them, and competing, it’s insane to see he’s doing so in the pinnacle of fighting like the ufc
He had an amazing career and I hope allows his mind and body to heal …he doesn’t need to take more damage.
Good career
When he was on he was on like a mf
hard to call it amazing since he beat Cruz in such dominate fashion and then never once looked anywhere near that level again, its a shame because he looked like a monster before those TJ fights.
@@TwoMacElevensdillashaw was on epo both those fights.
@@-DCLXVI- yeah thats why its a shame, nobody cares he was cheating. just remember cody getting KOd 2x
Hope to see you fully recovered C.B., hell of a fighter, and you seem like a great guy. Love the channel Michael 🍻
Cody’s decline has really been such a shame to watch. He literally put on one of the best performances in a title fight ever. I’m pleased to hear he loves fatherhood. After he KOd assunsao in 2020 I hoped he would come back. Doesn’t look like we’ll ever see that Cody again but damn I hope he is happy in his life and god bless him and his young son 🙏
Man his fight against Cruz was insane, after a performance like that i thought he would be champion for a while
Don't feel bad for Cody. He is a champion. Held a belt. Made a boat load of money. Has a child. His life is great!
@@pcostyle11 we all did, I thought he was gonna destroy dillashaw, he had all the tools physically but mentally he was just never there
Cody's downfall is close to Tony's, to me. Such a shame, especially how he was wobbling and dropping Dillasnake in fight 1 only to lose just one round later. Had he have even just beat him I think that spiral would have been at least a bit more bearable. Read Cody's book a month or two back, fantastic journey, for him and for Maddux.
Tony didn’t lose for like a decade. Cody is more like Conor tbh. Their rise were quick and their time at the top was extremely short lived while their downfall was even steeper
@@lordkira9791nah conor only had a downfall after he wasnt committed anymore after the mayweather fight
Nope. Cody was 10-0 and world champ. Very different from Tony
Two of you are missing the point. I am not comparing careers. I am comparing the emotions it provokes in me at seeing their downfalls, regardless of where it was on their journey or how much they had individually achieved.
Cody won a title and had a faster downfall. Tony had a long winning streak and they kept robbing him from a title fight until it was too late. Cody might make a come back but Tony needs to retire.
Prayers up for ya Cody... for a strong, safe, and winning comback that will glorify God.
I love Cody. He's a warrior and good man.
Wishing the best for Cody, one of the most exciting fighters to ever step foot in the octagon. Glad to hear him optimistic about his future.
As a person who has had severe back issues over the years, i would never wish that pain on anyone. Wishing Cody nothing but good health! These fighters destroy themselves for our entertainment. Much love 🍻
Nobody beats Cody on that night, for me it will be a fight I'll remember forever. I just wish we had more 😢
Man, he sounds well punchy. He doesn’t need any more hits to the head. Feel for him.
His speech has definitely declined.
Honestly he’s talked that way as long as I can remember. Kinda steps on his words. Brain moves faster than his mouth. Listen to his interviews from 6 years ago. Sounds the same.
Beautiful story about the boy he brought into the cage wow 🙏❤️ Hopefully he recovers well and makes a great comeback 🙌 Some of, if not the fastest hands in the ufc
Speedy recovery to Cody!. Cody has been through a lot man mentally and physically..
Im a Cody fan, he's a really good person. I pray he gets back cause hes definitely a great fighter 💯
Will always love Cody, really hope he can get healthy and have a good end to his UFC career. What a phenomenal fighter, just remembering how utterly untouchable he looked vs Cruz, what a performance.
What a legend. Cody! You made my cry with that story!
"If i start slurring my words"
Uh... Cody... you slurring right now
Yes could be just me but I don’t remember this lisp
For Cody to be so chill with TJ after he basically got exposed as a cheater shows you the maturity of Cody. I hope he can make a comeback. All those injuries sound like retirement to me, but we never know.
A great dude, amazing fighter. Hope he can get his health issues fixed and get a couple more W's. His performance against Dom was one of the best ever.
Was never a fan of Cody coming up, but you can hear the maturity in him these days and I can dig that. Can’t wait to see him back in the cage.
Hope you take care of yourself, Cody. Thanks for the awesome interview.
Really beautiful what he did for max. Need more people like you in the world Cody
Maddox*
He will ALWAYS be one of my favorite bantamweight fighters. Hope he recovers!
Big fan of Cody. Hoping for a swift recovery
Dang bruh. Hope Cody is able to recover fully and be healthy
Cody could have been a massive star, I don't know what went wrong. Wish him the best of luck.
These fighters never end up better physically from a couch potato.
Makes you wonder if the exercise is good on the extreme level. My grandmother is 91 and has great mobility and does f all.
I do. TJ Dillashaw cracked his chin and he's very defensively irresponsible. Cody literally swings punches from his waist. Once that chin got cracked it was game over.
No one has ever made Dominic Cruze look as bad in the Octagon like Cody did, it's a shame injuries have haunted him
If you get injured that much. You've got to think you might be overtraining or doing something wrong. Maybe not eating what you need to recover also. I know some people are more prone to injuries but still.
It's mostly luck and genetics
Some of the greats eat bad and train wrecklessly
The fact cody was ready to throwdown with a broken body at Russia just goes to show what kind of dawg Cody is
When Cody was on his Rise to the Top was 1 of the greatest UFC storylines ever !! It's hard to stay on top forever and his UFC career definitely improved and changed his life 💯🔥 👊 💪
One of the greatest storylines ? He's one of the biggest jokes and worst title holders ever.
He definitely was 2016 was the year
@@floatinggoose9197you must be a Pillashaw fan, his legacy is erased and nobody respects him anymore sorry 😂
@@floatinggoose9197 He got beat by a dude on steroids
Cody is a real stand up guy appreciate his honesty. Thanks for all the content Mr. B keep the great work.
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Great interview
Thanks for the video, MICHAEL BISPING
Good interview Michael! Really let him talk, something alot of interviewers seem to miss!
i will always put less important things aside and give my time and support to a Cody Garbrandt interview.
Awesome interview
What a story it would be if he can overcome these injuries and come back and do some damage within the division.
Hopefully he will be back sooner rather than later, Cody at his best was a great entertainer in the octagon, never forget the his hand Speed when he beat Cruz 🫣
always assumed cody was an idiot but this conversation was great and changed my mind about him alot. Great interview.
My baby cousin fights for the one fc. And even with the lack of USADA the dudes body is all messed up even at age 26. Hes gotten so many surgeries here and there. It’s unfortunate
Hope Cody recovers from this and takes his time. Cant wait to see him back again. 👊🏽
It's amazing what you guys do to get and stay healthy.
Ohio guy here. Look forward to every time you fight Cody. Rooting for you to make a full recovery and come back stronger than ever. Keep your head up!
I been watching this sport since 2008 I have never really looked up to Cody like I have with Rich Franklin, Chris Weidman, Michael Chandler but when everyone was afraid of Conor Cody showed no love or respect to the Irishman on Tuf & i never forgotten that moment gotta put the respect on Cody as a man & warrior 👏
Full time = 30 hours week+ . 52 x 30 = 1560 . (2008-2023=15) 1560 x 15 = 23,400 hours and here you are still a white belt
Legit cried !! God bless .
Class Act! Awesome to see his growth and maturity.
Saw him in Vegas the other day walking Ghost!
Wow.. what an interview. It got real af in the last 10-15 mins. You are both known as aggressive fighters and even aggressive as you promoted your fights (Cody not as much lately) - but between Maddox (I think that's his name?) And the advice you gave Cody at 217 just hits right in the feels. I threw a huge party for 217 and I actually had money on you beating GSP, Mike 😆 (and I'm from the Toronto area)
Great card, great performances and this is a great interview 💯
How dare you bet against our gsp !! Lol also had a few people here we went insane it was crazy
@pcostyle11 haha I've always been a fan of Bisping and his style. Him, Gus and Masvidal were my favorites. GSP is great but just not the biggest fan of his style. Amazing card tho 💯
I still believe Cody, during Cruz's fight, was the best bantamweight of all time. Hope for a speedy recovery for him. Can't wait to see him again.
One of my all time favorite of the little guys. Reminded me a lot of Pulver as far as inspiring me to watch the smaller dudes. Cody reminds me of so many dudes I grew up with so I always cheered for him.
Big fan of Cody in the cage he's a savage but out the cage he used to rub me the wrong way sometimes but he seems to have done a lot of work on himself so good for him. Hope a speedy recovery is in his future 🙏
Say what you want about Cody but what that man did from 2015-2016 in one year most fighters vant do in 10 years. 5-0 and went from unranked to champ in one year. Just crazy bro
The Cody that fought Cruz, vs Suga Sean for the title would be the sickest fight in the division. Not sure we'll ever see that Cody again, but damn....
Always liked Cody. Sure hope he set himself up financially when he was the champion making top dollar . I remember watching him taking private jets and living the good life when he had the belt. Wishing Cody only the best.
Great interview Mike. Heal up Cody, sending you positive vibes.
He really changed a lot, wasn t expecting his reaction in regards to Dillashaw, hope he gets well soon
I'll always have 💯 respect for Cody
What a thoroughly bloody nice jolly good bloke
Always been a fan and will continue to be a fan. Regardless of whether or not Cody fights again, best of luck to him!
I've had the same injuries, prolapse disc at C2-C3, T9-T10, L5-S1 with compression to the S1 root nerve and the pain is unbelievable
Damn good show!
Wow what a guy! Big respect Cody keep fighting my brother👊🏽
Good stuff man. Alot of growth in both of you guys
Cody is a. Beast and a genuine dude. ,hope he gets healthy , can’t wait to watch him fight , if mma is done he can do boxing he is nice with the hands
I really liked the cody era when he was champ. I remember how exciting it was when he basically ko'd the cheat in the first round but got saved by the bell. I was like YES YES YES!!! then I was like NOOOO NOO NOOO! Those were my favorite times as a fan. It's a shame he's only 32 and has SOOOO many injuries like even a lot for a professional mma fighter. its ridiculous.
Good interview. Cody is a good guy shown a lot of maturity here 🤙
Cody’s KO of Assunceo was at the speed of light. Dude is so fast.
Wow just seeing this in Dec. love Cody !!! Get that belt back !!!
Not sure if he got new teeth and thats why his speech seems weird and I hope thats the case. He had concussion problems before his UFC career which is not ideal but this interview is the first time ive seen him talk in a long time and its a bit concerning.
Never was the biggest fan but thoughts and prayers to him and his family
I’ve always been a fan of Cody. People liked to hate on him because he was never a great speaker but watching him fight was always fun because of how quick and explosive he was and he seemed like a good guy that was just misunderstood. I hope he is able to get through his injuries and returns to fighting.
That was sheer awesome
props to this gut for maturing... Having that kid was good for him. Hes a great dad. hope he bounces back.
Hey bisping I got my purple belt tonight after 5 years of hard work lost over 100 pounds thank you for being an inspiration to me !
Cody is a very relatable kind of guy👆🏼👌🏼
Being at the top of 135 is almost a curse. Garbrant, marlon Moraes, Cruz, dillashaw, Yan.