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Georges St-Pierre offers advice to Tom Aspinall: 'Focus on the next task'
Georges 'Rush' St-Pierre — Ariel's MMA GOAT and Canadian legend — calls in after training to discuss his new hot sauce company, the UFC's return to Montreal, the slump in Canadian MMA, cornering Aiemann Zahabi, the harsh reality of retiring from the sport, his relationship with Dana White, Belal's claim to GOAT status, Tom Aspinall's future, and more.
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