NFL Quarterback And Wide Receiver Power Rankings With Seth Rollins

22:15We are back here on the Seth Rollins show. Feels good, man. Feels good to say that. Sounds good to say it. Feels good. Here with my boys, Chris, Jason, TJ. Phone lines lighting up over here. We do have some callers waiting. We will get to them. It's going to be awesome. Very excited. Hopefully they've consolidated their questions into single questions today. But before we do that, we have a special guest on the show today. He has a huge fight coming up. I want to get the date right. September 13th of this year against Canelo Alvarez. Huge, huge fight. It is at Allegiant Stadium, the site of WrestleMania, this past year and next year coming up.

23:07it's going to be on Netflix which is very cool we've had a few sporting events streamed on Netflix now they've all seemed to gone very well got the stuff sorted as far as the streaming situation so we don't have any lag or slowdown hopefully he is the one the only Terrence Bud Crawford Terrence what's up man should I call you Terrence or Bud what do you prefer?

23:34Rich Eisen:You're perfect. Whatever you want to call me. I like Bud, man. Bud's cool. I dig Bud. Where did Bud nickname come from? What is that? My mom named me that when I was probably like one years old, you know, so it stuck with me. Just stuck, man. Just stuck. And you grew up in Omaha, is that right? Omaha, Nebraska? Born and raised. Are you still there? You still live there? Still there. Dude, my man. Midwestern boy. I love that. I'm from Iowa, Davenport, Iowa, right down I-80. Oh, yeah. So you're about two hours away? Oh, no. Des Moines, two hours. I'm on the other side of this day. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

24:10Rich Eisen:Probably like four. That's right. That's right. If we're going a little over the speed limit, we can get there for it. So, big fight coming up September 13th. Where are you at as far as your training is concerned and your preparation for this fight coming up? What's your day-to-day look like? How are you feeling? What are you doing to get ready? Like, where are you at in your stages of preparation? I'm good. You know, we in Colorado Springs right now. We already had our first workout of the day. You know, we got another one here this afternoon. And, you know, it's all about working and recovering and eating.

24:49Rich Eisen:That's pretty much it. And resting. How long are your fight camps? How long do they usually last for? Some of them different, you know, mainly about eight weeks. Okay. All right. That's it. And you guys are in Colorado. So I assume the elevation, that's the thing, the altitude. You want to get that blood oxygenated for that cardio, right? Yeah, for sure. And is that something that you've done? Is that a new thing or is that something that you've done for a lot of your fights? I've been doing this since 2013 before I was even, you know, world champion. So we're used to it by now. So 2013. So did you notice a specific difference, a very big difference when you train at altitude versus when you don't?

25:36Rich Eisen:A little bit, but my main reason coming out here was to get away. Okay. And, you know, be away from everybody and everything back at home and just focus on boxing. so for you how how much is the mental part of what you do and your mental preparation as important as your physical preparation if it's a big mental switch for you to get out there and be on your own oh it's definitely you know um something that that goes hand in hand with being away from your family and your friends and uh being um not not being able to be comfortable and, you know, your natural habitat. You know, of course, we're comfortable now because we've been coming here for years.

26:26Rich Eisen:But at the same time, we know once we get to Colorado, it's all business. So I got some questions for you. All right, I'm looking at this record you got here. You are undefeated. You are undefeated in a professional boxing ring. You have never lost. I got to know, first of all, as an amateur, were you undefeated as well? Have you ever lost a fight? When was the last time you lost a fight? No, I lost as an amateur a few times. You know, I lost that. My last loss was at the Olympic trials in 2007. So you haven't lost a fight in nearly 20 years. That is unbelievable. I got to know what's that? What does that feel like?

27:13What does it feel like to be undefeated? Is it something you put thought into? Is it something that even crosses your mind when you're signing up for another fight? Like when this fight was brokered, booked, you and Canelo, does it cross your mind? Oh, my undefeated streak is on the line. Is it anything to you or is it just a fight?

27:38Rich Eisen:No, actually, you know, I never think about, you know, myself just being undefeated. I always, you know, look at it like it's 0-0, you know, going first round, you know, because, you know, I could be the favorite, but in my mind, I'm the underdog. So just like this fight, you know, I'm the underdog. So, you know, I'm going in there, you know, as if I'm the underdog to go out there and prove a point. No, he is not the underdog. You are not the underdog in this fight. There is no way. Do we have a betting line on this? Is there a standby? Yeah, let's get a betting line on this because I can't believe but your mindset.

28:19That's how you approach it. You just go in every time like you are the underdog. And that chip does that chip on your shoulder kind of help you prepare? Does it does it give you a different type of focus when you get in the ring? For sure.

28:31Rich Eisen:You know, it gave me that mental edge to keep pushing a little bit harder because, you know, I'm already, you know, down two rounds, you know, being that the popularity and, you know, the person that I'm going up against is in a higher weight class than me. so you know in my mind i'm already down two rounds i gotta i gotta make up for you know those two rounds with with the work that i put in uh going going into this fight that mindset is uh i dig that i like that another thing that's a little bit different about this fight for you you are moving up weight classes for this so you're gonna be a little bit heavier for this is that do you find is that is that good for you do you like that do you like being able to move up are you more comfortable at this weight as opposed to what you normally fight at well i haven't been at this weight in a in an actual fight before yeah you know training i'm gonna be just fine did you like it you get to eat a little bit more i don't gotta you know start myself and cut muscle and you know the thing or worry about weight that's the that's the bonus of Do you think it'll have an impact on your cardiovascular performance at all?

29:48I know when I'm a little bit heavier, I move a little bit slower. You're a proper supreme athlete, so you might not have that issue. But for me, I move a little slower and I'm a little heavier.

30:00Rich Eisen:I think it'd benefit me come fight night. I'm excited for this, man. I'm hyped about this. Another question, and this is just me. Like, you know, all athletes, you seem like an extremely humble person for a dude who hasn't been beaten in a fight in 20 years. Maybe that comes with the territory because you're going to worry about nothing. Yeah, right. But are you the greatest fighter of all time in your eyes? No. No. No. You don't think I'm the best? Do you think you're the best right now? I do think I'm the best right now, but the greatest of all time, That's Muhammad Ali's spot. Did you have a list of guys who were like, these are the greatest fighters that have ever lived?

30:46Do you have people that you look to and think that about?

30:51Rich Eisen:As fans, yeah. You got Ali. You got Floyd Mayweather. You got Roy Jones Jr. You got Sugar Ray Robinson. You got Sugar Ray Leonard. You got Roberto Duran. Marvin Hagler. There's so many fighters that you can put up there. You just can't name one. That's fair. How long have you been, when did you get into boxing? How old were you? What sucked you in? What was your thing? Why did you want to do this? I started boxing at seven years old not knowing that my dad and my uncles and my grandpa used to box So, you know, the owner of the gym actually lived behind my grandma and stopped me one day and asked me, was I interested in boxing?

31:49Rich Eisen:And, you know, he came to my house and said what's up to my mom. Then while I'm in the middle of telling her that some guy in the van was trying to talk to me, you know, it's like, oh, yeah, your dad didn't box for him. I mean, the rest is history. The rest is history. Did you take to it, like, just right away? Was it something you got in the gym and you're like, oh, man, I'm good at this? I love this? Or was it like – It was just fun. It was just fun. So when I first went in there, you know, it was just something to do, you know, because that was the first sport that I ever tried. So going in there, you know, I liked it to fight.

32:32Rich Eisen:So I always wanted to spar. Let's go. Let's get in the ring and spar. Let's spar. Let's spar. Let me hit the speed bag. Let me punch the bag. You know, I used to get in trouble because I used to didn't follow the rules. I dig that. The fighting aspect about it, you know, it was all just fun to me. Okay. All right. So, big fight. Is this fight with Canelo, would you consider this the biggest fight of your career coming up? Yeah, by far. By far. By far, you'd say. Yes. All right. So, we're in a stadium here, Allegiant Stadium. Again, September 13th, live on Netflix. The world will be watching. You were in Allegiant Stadium earlier this year for WrestleMania here.

33:15Yeah. Did you enjoy it? Did you have a good time? Which night did you go to? Night one, night two, both nights? What would you do?

33:23Rich Eisen:I went for both nights. It was great to actually be in the arena and actually get to see everything and just visualize myself fighting in that arena. it was, it was a good experience. Are you, uh, are you a professional wrestling fan or did you just go, you know, you are? Yeah. Oh, for sure. You know, I've been watching WWF when I was, Oh, all right. Did you have any childhood favorites? Undertaker. Nice, nice, nice. We should get dead man to walk you out. You know what I mean? We should get dead man on September, in September to get, walk you out. That'd be great, man. Uh, all right. last question for you last question for you any predictions i know sometimes boxers are famous for these any predictions for this fight what are you feeling a victory a victory doesn't matter how you get it you're just gonna win by any means necessary that's a fact ah i love it man i'm excited i'm looking forward to it i again i'm envious i've been defeated many many times in my life, in my career.

34:37Matter of fact, I think I've lost more than I've won, possibly. Your undefeated streak, you don't even have one. I do not have an undefeated streak. Your last match, you lost. I lost. Yeah, I lost the last match to LA Knight. Wow, wow. But Terrence Crawford undefeated September 13th, Allegiant Stadium live on Netflix for the world to watch against Canelo Alvarez. Biggest fight of your career. We wish you the best of luck. Thank you so much for joining us. Um, hopefully, hopefully, I mean, I'd love to be there, man. I'd love to come see it. I've never been to a big time boxing fight. It's right down the road in Vegas, man.

35:12So maybe, maybe we'll have to talk to Nick Khan and, and see if we can work something out.

35:17Rich Eisen:For sure. Pull up. Thank you. Oh, I believe it, baby. I believe it. Thank you very much for joining us, man. Enjoy the rest of your J. Enjoy the, uh, second, second or third training session and enjoy all the extra food you get to eat. My friend, thank you. And, uh, good luck in September. Wow, undefeated. I know. I know. You see that number, 41-0. You see the O, and you're like, oh, dude. You want to put it on the line, a big fight like this? I love it. Canelo going up in weight. You asked what the odds are. Yeah, what are we at? He is an underdog. Canelo's minus 205. Wow. Bud is plus 160. Canelo is the favorite in this fight.

35:542-1. Is that shocking? I'm sort of shocked by that. I thought it would be a little closer. I don't know. Is it the weight class situation? I think it's Bud going up in weight. Yeah, is this Canelo? So it's Canelo's normal weight class that he's fighting.

36:06Rich Eisen:Plus Canelo's gone up to heavyweight at a certain point. So he's used to being fighting at a little heavier weight. You're telling me Canelo has fought at heavyweight? Yeah. That's bonkers. Or at least light heavyweight. Light heavyweight? Oh, man. So there might be like a power advantage there. Right. And TJ and I were talking too. You know, Canelo's got a chin, man. He doesn't get put down. This sounds like it's going to be a good fight. I think it's going to be one of the best fights we've seen in years. I'm, whoa, okay. Without question, you're talking like this is marquee, right? This is the one.

36:39Rich Eisen:This should be our generation's like Hagler Hearns or Hagler Leonard. You're talking about two of the very best, if not the best fighters in the world right now going at it. Crawford's 37, so he's got an age disadvantage, I guess. Canelo's younger. Is Canelo a little bit younger? A little bit younger, 34 for Canelo. Wow, Canelo's got like a million fights. Yeah, he has so many fights. He's fought a lot. Kanoa, actually, his birthday's tomorrow. He'll be 35 tomorrow. Oh, happy birthday. And he did light heavyweight. I said heavyweight. I'm sorry. Light heavyweight. He fought Sergey Kovalev, and he beat him at light heavyweight.

37:17This is a big fight. Kudos to, I think, my boy Nick Khan, WWCO, actually helped get this fight off the ground. It's great because you don't see these types of super fights come together. Usually there's a lot of issues, mostly financial, obviously. but these things don't really happen. Not anymore. The fact that these two guys and Bud willing to put that undefeated mark on the line, that's credit to him, credit to these guys. I love that mindset, though. Like, I'm scared for him. Yeah. You know? Like, I see the O, and I'm like, I'm scared for you, sir. Don't do it. Just stay retired. Just stay awesome and undefeated.

37:54You know, don't do it. Don't take the chance. But I love that. I love the fact that he's just like, nah, man, I'm O and O. Like, I'm behind. I'm an underdog. Dude, what are you talking about? Like, I'm reading this sheet. I'm looking at these stats. Like, I'm not the biggest boxing guy in the world. I'll put that out there right now. But I'm so impressed. This laundry list of how incredible this dude is. Like, first male boxer in history to become undisputed champion in two-weight classes during this four-belt era. I don't know what the four-belt era is. Well, WBA. To be fair. And moving up, like, putting your undefeated streak on the line, moving up two-weight classes, fighting in a stadium, on Netflix, like the pressure is on and he he's like cool as a cucumber he's just like yeah yeah he's cool as a cucumber i get to eat whatever i want yeah i guess you know it's good for me i mean canelo's got 67 official fights he's 63 two and two yeah but his amateur career he had i think 100 or so

38:49Rich Eisen:so yeah but i haven't looked forward to a boxing match this much since canelo and triple g the first time around like wow i feel like i feel like i could sit down with that dude and just talk shop because I'm so curious about the mindset. Look here, you know what? We did breaking news yesterday. I'll give you a little, this is not terribly breaking news. Do we want the drop? Do you want to wait for the drop? This isn't as cool. This isn't too late. Breaking news. I had to make up for being late on it yesterday. Breaking news. Alright, breaking news. I've never actually been in like a real fight.

39:25I've never been in like a fist fight. Yeah, I've never done it in my life. Never, ever ever. Not once.

39:31Rich Eisen:You say that, but you've also been in the ring with Brock Lesnar and that seems like that would be a real fight. I know, you know. Our thing's a little bit different than that thing. But I've never just like gotten to a scuffle in a bar. I've never, none of that. Because no one's stupid enough to pick a fight with you. I've never thrown, well now they will be because they know that I got nothing. That bar fight thing, we have a good question on our pod about that. Before the show's over, I got a question for you.

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41:47Rich Eisen:It was a journey. All the time we got our butts kicked and we're going to do a players only meeting and then just go get our butts kicked some more you know going through all of that i'll tell people this troy emmett me we never never had a falling out never had an argument never had a fight because we knew what it was like building it from from the bottom and that's that's that's the thing that made us as good as we were we all knew what the mission was and we all bought into the game plan of transforming an organization from 1-15 to a championship organization. And Jimmy was at the helm of it.

42:30Rich Eisen:I knew once I got there what the expectations were going to be. I just did not know how difficult it was going to be to get all that together. But through that whole entire process, We grew together. We matured together. We played at a high level together and we lost together. We went through a lot together. And so that team itself was built inside out and it was built to go out and destroy whatever it was in front of. Now we competed at the highest level amongst ourselves. It was made us ready for anybody and anything that was out there. That's why we were different. So people look at us and they ask us, how about the Karen Cowboys?

43:14Rich Eisen:They ain't going through this. They haven't had to deal with the 115. They don't even know what it's like. And even if you go through the 115, I don't mind some of Jimmy's old tricks. You know, when we lost in Washington, we should have won the game. We lost in Washington. That poor lady was trying to feed us on the airplane. Jimmy said, you take that damn fool and put it away. If they were hungry, they should have ate on the football field. In every away game, every away game, we get late in the game. I used to come to the line and say, we're going to eat a night. We're going to eat a night. Because y 'all know y 'all lose this game.

43:52Rich Eisen:Ain't no food gets served on that thing. You know. So, for your supper? You eat five hours before the game. You eat five hours before the game. Everything. So, now you play the game. You exhaust. Everything's gone. You want some food. You want some food. And if you didn't win that game, ain't no fool. Won no party. Nothing. You got to ride the plane like this. The plane was quiet. Nobody said a word. I'll never forget the one time. We did lose to Washington. But we was coming back. We may have been coming back from D.C. And there was a little noise on the plane. Poor Jimmy went off. He came back there.

44:31Rich Eisen:Went off. I feel bad. He had just got done watching the live feed. He came back there, man. and Rob. I mean, everybody. Everybody heads on the block. I'm not going to call out no names. But it was everybody. Everybody heads on the block. Shut up and shut up. You say another word, I'm going to cut you before the plane lands. He said that? We said that. We said that like this. Damn.

45:01Rich Eisen:So you get to 4.4, you're like, Joker, what y 'all going to do now? We talking like this. You can either whoop these jokers or we're going to deal with that joker. Let's go. And it was always easy because what they asked. Get on that plane to get us some heat. It's one of those things where you better go outside and whip somebody behind and then come back to the house and say, Mama, we did what we needed to do. Can we get something to eat now?

45:36yeah what's up guys back here on the seth rollins show what's going on with rasheed rice yeah breaking news it's kind of just coming over uh adam schefter reporting that the chiefs wide receiver Rasheed Rice, sentenced to 30 days of jail time and five years probation for his role in the multi-car crash last year. If you remember on the Dallas Highway, he was going, what, 120, and then left the scene of the crime. The jealous judge told Rice that he can serve the jail time at any point during the five-year probationary period. So it remains to be seen when he will serve that 30 days of jail time.

46:16But now that this is concluded, legally. Got to wait for the NFL to come down. Got to expect he's going to get a multi-game suspension. Of course, he's recovering from a torn ACL suffered early last year. Wow. 30 days at any point during the five-year probationary period. Can he just do a day here and a day there? Can I break this up, Judge? Yeah, yeah. How does this work?

46:40Rich Eisen:I ain't trying to spend 30 seconds in jail, let alone 30 days, man. Love that thought. Got to assume it's 30 consecutive days. Consecutive, Right? Yeah. Okay. I admire you got to ask, though, right? I mean, it certainly crossed my mind. Treat it like the Army Reserves. Maybe you get to just do like two weekends a month and then, you know, work the time. Like the National Guard? Yeah. Yeah, well, that's what I didn't know. I had no idea. I've never heard a sentence, like, come down that way. No, me neither. So that was my first question is how do we break this down? But I don't know. Yeah, so it was unclear when he was going to come back if he'd be ready for week one.

47:14But now you got to expect when he is back, suspension. There's got to be a suspension, right? Yeah, for sure. It seems like he's going to be out half the year, maybe. So, big blow to that Chiefs offense. Yeah, yeah. You think half the year, you say? Well, I'm thinking maybe he wasn't going to be ready for week one anyway, coming back. When did he tear the ACL? Week four. Okay. So, that would have been October, roughly? Yeah. Roughly October? Nah, he could. I mean, he might have been ready by week one, I would say. Depending on how bad the rest of the knee looked. But. And the rehab went. He's going to be out a good amount of time.

47:48I got four games minimum, right? Suspension, something like that? You would assume. I would, yeah. Maybe, probably four. I don't know. Two to four, right? Two to four, maybe. We'll see. We'll see. But either way, it is a big blow to the Chiefs offense. Big blow. So we'll see how that goes. I mean, he's their, I mean, he's a weapon. I mean. He's a huge weapon.

48:07Rich Eisen:Beast. Also depends on what kind of prison they're going to send him to. Like, does he go in the country club? Does he go in the jail? Does he go in the prison? and there are a lot of – now I'm wondering, like, how's he got to serve this time? Like, you know, I'm sure he's not going to be in a maximum security. No, he's not in a super max. No, no, no. Are they giving them the country club? He's going to do it probably after the season ends. Yeah. Just get it over with and be done. Yeah, I imagine it'll be sometime this summer or whatever. Or do you wait and wait and wait and hope it gets – Put it off.

48:32Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, defer. I don't know. I don't know. Hope that there's a clear or error and they forget. I don't know. That's tricky. Can we squeeze a collar in before we – Yeah, let's squeeze. Let's squeeze a caller. Pick a caller. Let's go to Terzo. Line 2. What's up, buddy? Terzo.

48:49Rich Eisen:What's up, guys? Hey, Seth, man. It is a pleasure to be able to talk to you, my man. I'm a big fan. Love what you do with the WWE, man. You just crush it and you rock it, my man. Thank you, sir. Appreciate that. Terzo, how are you leading? Not telling Seth where you're from right off the bat. Well, I'm from Colorado, TJ, but I do live in Des Moines. Yeah. I've made my life here in Iowa. Good man. Good man. Terzo, we got a minute. So, okay, so real quick, with Rasheed Rice, he's going to be doing that in county jail. It's not going to be any fancy jail or anything like that. Terzo's a lawyer, Seth.

49:29Rich Eisen:And they're more likely not going to break it up. Got it. But, Seth, real quick question for you, and then I got one thing about week 16. The first question for you is when did you actually think that you made it when you got to the WWE? I don't know that I've made it yet. You know, the big one probably WrestleMania, first WrestleMania. First time you step out in front of all those people. We were in MetLife Stadium, you know, 2013, January or March. It was incredible. Incredible staring across the ring from Randy Orton and Sheamus and Big Show. So, I mean, you just, it doesn't, you know, you're there.

50:08You're in WrestleMania. You're on the marquee. We opened the show that year, too. So, that was the one for me. I think I was like, oh, I'm a WWE wrestler now.

50:16Rich Eisen:Wow. That's freaking awesome. So, week 16, your Bears come to play my Niners. And I'm going to have to tell you, you're going to be looking at the end there at the fourth quarter. And you're going to be smelling. Terzo, don't even start with me. Bear up, bear down. You don't stand a chance. we're coming for you hey if you're ever in Des Moines look for a bar called Carl's we'd love to have you down there thanks Terzo apparently we're big in Carl's we're always on at the bar so they know what's down there I like that I've never been to Carl's I hope that's in a good part of town I think it probably is Des Moines got like it's tricky Des Moines well you know some parts Real nice, real nice.

51:06Some of those Midwestern cities like Des Moines and Omaha, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, really on the come up. Still some parts of it not so great. Gotta avoid those bar fights. Yeah. No bar fights. Let's go line four, Jay Felly. Ross in New Jersey. What's up, Ross?

51:23Rich Eisen:Ross. Hey, what's up, man? Good talking to you. Big fan of yours. Thank you, man. I appreciate it. What you got? So, real quick question. I know you got other callers. you know 2014 when you came up with the shield and all that right that was kind of like the hey day when I became a fan of it too and if I had to point to like one pay-per-view I don't know if you remember it as much as I do 2014 extreme rules you had the match with evolution and that was like that Daniel Bryan came later that night was like the whoa this bleep is awesome to me I was like 8-9 years old at the time and now looking back 10 years later all you've accomplished you brought up the money in the bank cash in 2015 I remember that like it was yesterday you know you look now at the faction you got with Braun and Bronson Reed how would you kind of compare it to the Shield when you first came up with Roman and Dean and it was like when you built up this faction now that you got with those two Paul Heyman and them was there like any kind of resemblance of the Shield in mind like all these years later and I know you kind of have the callbacks like at the last two main years which by the way I know Cena and Rock came out and Undertaker as well but your kind of your callback to the betrayal which like on a random 2014 Raw after Payback I think it was, which is crazy that it kind of landscaped the modern day company.

52:34Rich Eisen:Like, how do you kind of compare your faction now with Bronson and Breaker to the shield that you came up with all those years ago? Appreciate the time, man. Yeah, brother. Thanks, Ross. Thank you. Thank you. I'm a historian there. He's got it all. Love it. You know, look, the shield was special. It was a very unique thing, but the one thing, the common thing that sort of brought us all together was the work ethic. You know, we all had the same goal in mind. We all wanted to put in the same amount of effort to get to that goal, which was to change the face of the industry. We wanted to kind of rewrite the whole thing, make the generation ours.

53:12And the thing that I see in Braun and Bronson is that they feel the same way. They want to be the next big thing, and I want that for them. And so here we are. Round two, baby. Let's go. So we're coming back with more from the Seth Rollins Show.

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