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.Chuck Mindenhall breaks down why he believes Payton Talbott can make a real run at the bantamweight title: “He’s a very interesting soul. I think he looks at the fight game so differently than just about anybody else. He’s got the right dial-in when he’s thinking about his opponents,... show more

Ariel Helwani

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@ChuckMindenhall Talbott’s mindset might be his biggest weapon

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Jonvor 10 Tagen

@ChuckMindenhall They gotta stop keeping him on the shelf so long

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Ya man. He’s super different lol

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xoangel 🎀vor 10 Tagen

@ChuckMindenhall If his “interesting soul” can dial in better than my Wi‑Fi, I’m sold on the title run.

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