3 things we learned from Donald Trump's interview with the UFC

2. Donald Trump's fight knowledge and memory are impressive

From the UFC to boxing to specific fighting sequences, the former President of the United States showcased a well-versed knowledge of fights from the current time to the past. He specifically recalls the Usman vs. Edwards 2 fight and how convincingly Usman was dominating until Edwards landed the head kick that ultimately crowned him a champion.

"He was winning that fight by so much. It was over. And then that one kick and it was indeed over. So you never really know, you never really know. And I was little surprised and I give credit to his opponent because in the next fight he was you know fairly dominant. I was little surprised to see that. Usman is a great fighter and all of a sudden that ended, so you never know what happens,"

Near the end of the interview, Trump compliments the No. 1 pound-for-pound fighter in the UFC, Alex Volkanovski, and mentions his razor-tight loss against the lightweight champion, Islam Makhachev.

"At the same time Alexander is tough, although he lost the fight previous. A lot of people think he didn't lose that fight. There were a lot of people, talking about UFC now, cause I'm just saying how good UFC is, but there was a lot of people that thought he didn't lose that fight," Trump said.

The former president throughout the 38-minute conversation shares fight stories about Mike Tyson, Sugar Ray Leonard, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Gennady Golovkin, George Foreman, Roberto Durán, Jorge Masvidal, and others.

Trump is truly a fight fan that watches as many events as he can and attends whenever possible.