 and the belt, and then move up to lightweight. Somewhere along the way, he hopes to face ‘Pitbull’ and prove beyond a shadow of a doubt who is the best lighter weight fighter in Bellator.

“I see ‘Pitbull’ calling out Khabib and all this other s—t,” he said. “I think this man wants to fight everyone besides me. You’re searching other organizations, calling out other undefeated fighters and you have one in your own organization? Dawg, you sound like you’re just running scared to me. I can’t wait to get my hands on that belt. His time is coming.”

First, he’ll have to get past Karakhanyan, but that will only be part of the perfect evening the McKees are planning in Inglewood, Calif. A father-son double victory party only 30 miles from their home base? Doesn’t that sound amazing?

“People think I’m crazy and that I have nothing to prove, but this is me,” Antonio McKee said. “But being able to fight and to win on the same platform as my son, it’s never been done at this level. That alone is something that is going to go down in the history books, and I’m going to get in those history books one way or the other.” Two years ago, “The Bold Type,” a show on Freeform about a trio of twentysomething besties working at a glossy women’s magazine called Scarlet, opened with a scene of highly stylized imperfection: the basic brunette Jane (Katie Stevens), the almost-redheaded Sutton (Meghann Fahy), and the biracial Kat (Aisha Dee) looking youthfully radiant in formal wear, standing in a very fake-looking subway station, yelling their wordless frustration into the deafening white noise of a passing train. “The Bold Type” was created as an homage to Cosmopolitan and the magazine’s former editor-in-chief Joanna Coles, who serves as an executive producer on the series and, for the first two seasons, narrated the “previously on” recaps that kick off each episode. The show offers a vision of magazine journalism that mixes the fanciful—Jane, after a promotion from assistant to writer, is given a literal seat at the table, alongside company executives, and sends her pitches straight to Scarlet
and the belt, and then move up to lightweight. Somewhere along the way, he hope to front ‘ Pitbull ’ and prove beyond a shadow of a doubt who is the best light weight fighter in Bellator. 

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 and the belt, and then mo ve up to l ightw eig ht.  S omew here  along the way ,  hehopes to face ‘Pitbull ’ and  p r oveb ey ond a  shadow of a  do ub twho  i s  t he be stlighter  weight fi ght er  in Bellator . 
“I see ‘Pi tbu ll’ callingout  Khabi band all t his  othe r s—t, ”  he sa id. “I th in k  thism an want s to  fig ht everyone besid e sm e. You’re sear chingot h er o rga niz ations, ca ll ing o u t other un d e f eat e d fighters an d you haveo nein you rown organi zatio n? Daw g, you soun d li ke you’re  justr unnings cared t o me.I c an’ t wa i tto  ge tm y h a nd s o n  th at belt.  H is  time  isc o m i ng.” 

F irst , he’ ll have to ge t p astK ara khany an, b ut t ha t wil l only  be p ar t of the perfec t ev ening the  Mc Ke esar e pla n ning i n I ngl ewood,Calif.A  fa th e r - so n double victory p ar t y  o nly 30 m iles f r om  t h eir home  b ase ? Do e s n’t t hats ou nd amazi ng?

“ P eo pl e think  I ’m cra zy  an d t hat I have  nothi ng to pr ove,b ut this is me, ”  Antonio McKe e  s a i d. “But  be ing able to  fig h t an d to wi n o n  thesamepl a tf o rm as my son, it’sne ver be en do ne at this le vel. Thata l o ne is so meth i ng that is goingto go  down in t h e histor y boo ks, andI’m going t o get in  th ose  hi sto r y  b ooks one wayo r  the  o ther.”Two  yearsago , “ The  Bo ld  Type,” a  show on  F re ef or m a bouta  trio of  t wen ty som ethin g  besti es wo rkin gat a g lossy w o me n ’ s ma ga zi ne c all ed  Scar let, ope ned wit h a scene  of high ly  s tylized  imperfection :the basicbr une tte Ja n e  (KatieStevens), the almost-re d headedSut ton ( Megh ann Fahy) , a nd the  bi r acialKat (A ishaDe e)l o oking y ou thf ul ly radiant i n f ormal  w ear,  standi ng in a very fake- l ook ing subway st ati on,y e ll ing th e irwo r dle s s  frustration in to the dea fe n in g white no i seof  a pass ing tra in. “ T he Bold  Type” wa s created  a s an h oma ge to Cosm opolitan  and them agazi n e’ s for mer  edito r- in- chief  Joann a  Co les,who se rv es asan ex ec utive pr oducer on the series an d, for  thefir st two se aso n s,narratedthe“previousl y o n”recap s t h at ki ck o f feac h  epis ode. The showo ff ers a  v ision of ma g a z ine  jour nal i sm tha t mi xes the fanciful— J ane, after a p romo t i onfro m  ass is tant to writer , i sg i ven a li te ral seat at  the tab le ,  alon gsidecompan y execu t i ve s , andsend s h er pitche s s tr a ight to  S ca r let
 and_the belt,_and then move up_to lightweight._Somewhere_along the_way,_he hopes to_face ‘Pitbull’ and_prove beyond a shadow_of a doubt_who_is the best lighter weight fighter in Bellator.

“I see ‘Pitbull’ calling out Khabib and_all_this other_s—t,”_he_said. “I think this man_wants to fight everyone besides_me. You’re_searching other organizations, calling out other undefeated fighters_and_you have one_in your own organization? Dawg, you sound like you’re_just running scared to me. I_can’t wait to_get_my_hands on that belt._His time is coming.”

First, he’ll have_to get past Karakhanyan, but that_will only be part of the perfect_evening the McKees are planning in_Inglewood, Calif. A father-son double_victory party_only 30 miles from their_home base? Doesn’t_that sound_amazing?

“People think I’m_crazy and that I have nothing_to prove, but_this is me,” Antonio McKee said._“But_being able to_fight_and_to win_on the same_platform_as my_son,_it’s never been done at this_level._That alone is something that is going_to go down in_the_history books, and I’m_going to get in those_history books one way or the_other.” Two_years ago,_“The Bold Type,” a show on Freeform about a trio of_twentysomething besties working at a glossy_women’s magazine called Scarlet,_opened with_a_scene of highly_stylized_imperfection: the_basic brunette Jane (Katie Stevens), the almost-redheaded_Sutton (Meghann_Fahy), and the biracial Kat (Aisha_Dee) looking youthfully radiant_in_formal wear, standing in a very_fake-looking subway station, yelling their wordless_frustration into the deafening white_noise_of_a passing train. “The Bold_Type” was created as an homage_to Cosmopolitan and_the magazine’s former editor-in-chief Joanna Coles, who_serves_as an executive producer on the_series_and, for the first two seasons,_narrated_the_“previously on” recaps that kick_off each episode. The show offers_a vision of magazine journalism that mixes the fanciful—Jane,_after a promotion_from assistant to writer, is_given_a_literal seat at the table, alongside company executives, and sends_her pitches_straight to Scarlet