john crouch immediately said you know why he's talking. you know why he's talking because you are getting the better of him. use the leg kicks and set it up with your hands first. >> nate would talk even if he was winning . >> the diaz brothers. psychological warfare. fell prey to it >> it is a nice take down by henderson . this is shot to the head. hend hind would like to get it. and a vicious knee to the body by the champion. henderson 5-0 and went the distance . it is it 5 fights and the last two. 25 minute fights. knees by the champion as well from cunder garten to high school. benson henderson lives miles away from key arena in federal, washington. for the champion it is going according to plan. >> when nate just hasn't been able to establish that boxing distance and get off his combination to do damage. and we have seen in the past, a great example is rory mcdonald fight. big over powering wrestlers that had success nate diaz. >> rory is way bigger than benson or nate. this is a ridiculous match up for nate. oh, nice eldbow by benson

crouching position and with his gunpointing straight ahead. he maneuvers to the bedroom where the light is off. he said he said he saw john and garner on the bed having able sex anal sex. both of the acts would have violated the texas sodomy law. the officers say they then told john lawrence and garner to stop what they were doing and told them to stand back from each other away from each other. and they would not stop, according to the officers. with guns pointed at them, very loud male voices yelling at them inside the bedroom. finally, one of the officers said he flipped on the light in the bedroom so everybody could see everybody very clearly now and he says they would still not stop. and in fact, he said john lawrence turned around and looked eye to eye at the office and looked back and continued what he was doing. for an assessable minute, he said, until finally the officers had to literally pry them apart to stop them from violating the texas homosexual conduct law. that is the story the officers tell. they say that was a violence of the texas law, and it doesn't matter where whether that act occurred inside a home