Dan Hooker has shared a light hearted reflection of the viral incident that saw him choke a radio host from The Morning Rumble unconscious.During one of his previous appearances, 'The Hangman' had put one of the shows hosts in a guillotine choke. But in his December return to the show, he applied a triangle choke that put one of the members of the show out cold.The footage caused a stir amonst fans, who were somewhat stunned by the footage.The Kiwi spoke about the incident during a recent episode of Pub Talk with MMA journalist Oscar Willis, and said this:"That's the third time he asked me. That's the third time you say [that] you're sweet. I would have done it the second time, but the angle wasn't on. I got the bite but it just didn't feel right."Dan Hooker continued:"But on the third one I was like, 'We're good.' Could feel the bite was [on].... It was the perfect amount of out [cold]... That's my party trick. It was just the amount of out where he's not like all the way out where everyone starts to get worried."Listen to Dan Hooker's comments below from 21:00:Dan Hooker shares thoughts on Alexander Volkanovski possibly returning to MMA too soon after KOAlexander Volkanovski took on Islam Makhachev in a much anticipated rematch at UFC 294. 'The Great' took the fight on short notice after Charles Oliveira, the original opponent, pulled out due to a nasty cut above his eye he received in training.But unlike their first fight at UFC 284, which was a competitive war for all five rounds, the rematch ended in convincing fashion. Makhachev landed a head kick that almost knocked Volkanovski out cold, before finishing the fight with ground-and-pound.There are concerns that 'The Great' is returning to defend his featherweight throne too soon after suffering a KO defeat. He lost to Makhachev in October 2023 and will now face Ilia Topuria at UFC 298 in February. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostDan Hooker, a teammate of Volkanovski, recently shared his thoughts on the concerns about the featherweight champion returning too soon. 'The Hangman' said this in the interview with Willis:"He always does his best when he's got a chip on his shoulder, or he's got something to prove. Which I feel like does [have] in this fight... He's got a smart team of people around him. He works with some of the best concussion specialists, I'm sure he didn't take this fight with any 'maybes.'"