Fedor Emelianenko vs Frank Mir in 2018 is so Bellator; I’m pretending it’s not 2018. In a fight
I’ve always felt that a highlight video is only as good as its soundtrack; this may be one
On this week’s podcast, Rich and Mike discuss UFC Fight Night in St. Louis, Bellator bringing on Big John McCarthy as an announcer replacing Jimmy Smith, and Stipe Miocic upset about not being promoted as much as Francis Ngannou. We also discuss the National Championship game, the Big Baller Brand!, and we talk to LFA heavyweight Juan Adams ahead of his fight at LFA 33.
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Rich and Mike ring in the new year recapping UFC 219. They discuss the title fight between Cris Cyborg and Holly Holm, what’s next for Cyborg, and the Jackson/Wink Photog. Also discussed are the UFC P4P rankings.
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For the final podcast of 2017, Rich and Mike preview UFC 219 and give predictions. We talk about the evolution of fighters in MMA, and wonder if the sport has plateaued. We also give our picks for Fight of the Year, Knockout of the Year, and Submission of the Year.
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Rich & Mike are back after a week off, to recap Fury FC 21 and UFC Winnipeg. They also discuss corners letting their fighters continue receiving severe damage in hopes of landing a big shot, Truth vs Punk, Bellator being Bellator, and more.
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Ten years ago, I would feel pretty confident with Rampage giving up $10,000 a takedown against Chael Sonnen.