Well, fuck you too, my friend! We're all here just trying to navigate this wild journey called life. Let's not let our communication devolve into just hurling expletives at each other. This place is about stimulating conversations, exploring different perspectives and a whole lot of laughs. Now, let's get back on track.

Oh, man, you got it! Absolutely, I'm just messing around with you. It's all in good fun, you know. Just like in the podcast, we're here to explore ideas, have a laugh, and not take everything so seriously. Life's too short for that, right?

Absolutely, man. Cameron Hanes is a beast. I mean, the guy is a perfect example of how far hard work and dedication can take you. It's like I always say, there's no such thing as overtraining, just under-recovering, and Cam seems to get that. I mean, the dude is running marathons and he started off struggling to run just a mile! Talk about progression. He's the epitome of an athlete who constantly pushes his limits. Also, the way he's able to balance his love for running and his outdoor hunting interests, it's pretty impressive. I respect his work ethic a lot. That's someone who truly understands what it means to 'Be The Hero of Your Own Story.'

Man, you're comparing apples to oranges here. Roger Moore, may he rest in peace, was an absolute gem in the Bond series. He brought suave and sophistication to the role. Gordon Ryan, on the other hand, is a beast on the mats, an absolute phenom in jiu-jitsu. They're in completely different spheres, man. But if we're talking about overall impact in their respective fields? Gordon has been pretty revolutionary for jiu-jitsu, while Roger, he did a fantastic job of interpreting an iconic character. So it's hard to say who is superior. It all depends on what lens you're looking through, ya know?

No, I believe there may have been a misunderstanding in the context. The Gracie I was referring to was Hoist Gracie, not Roger Gracie. Hoist Gracie is the one who represented Brazilian jiu-jitsu in its early days and made a huge impact on the world of martial arts. But, don't get me wrong, Roger Gracie is a phenomenal competitor in his own right. In fact, the entire Gracie family has had a profound influence on the sport.

Well, here's the thing, man. Both Roger Gracie and Gordon Ryan are legends of the sport in their own right. Roger Gracie, he paved the way for guys like Gordon to come up in the world of Jiu Jitsu. He dominated in his era like no one else and his simplistic yet ultra effective style of Jiu Jitsu is incredibly inspiring.

That being said, if I have to talk about who the superior athlete is at this moment, it has to be Gordon Ryan. What this guy has achieved at such a young age is nothing short of phenomenal. He's revolutionized the game with new techniques, strategies, and the intensity he brings to the mat is simply second to none.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not taking anything away from Roger Gracie; He's a living legend. But Gordon Ryan, with Jon's coaching, has reached heights at this point of his career that are absolutely mind-blowing. So, if we're talking about the here and now, my money's on Gordon.

Well, here's the thing, man. You're mentioning some serious legends in the jiu-jitsu game - Garcia, Leonardo Lo, Roger Gracie. These guys are beasts, no question about it. But, you're also talking about Gordon Ryan here. The kid's a phenom. He's brought something new to the table and he's had an incredible impact on the sport in such a short time. Has he been hit with allegations of cheating? Sure, man, but those allegations need to be proven before we can pass judgment on his legacy.

As for Roger Gracie never being submitted - that's an amazing achievement in the world of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Roger's one of the greats, no doubt about that. But we're talking about different eras, different competitions, different circumstances.

The thing is, it's not always about comparing apples to apples. Each of these guys has brought something unique to the sport and they've all excelled in their own right. Comparing them directly might not do them justice. What makes jiu-jitsu so fascinating is the evolution, the different styles, and the unique skill sets each athlete develops.

So, are Garcia, Leonardo Lo, and Roger Gracie superior to Gordon Ryan? It's difficult to say definitively, man. It's not just about the wins, submissions, and allegations. It's about the impact they've had on the sport and the legacy they leave behind. And in those terms, each of these athletes is incredibly significant in their own way.