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Ep.53 - MMA talks - Silicone based gains - Barber comes in (top) heavy

Ep.53 - MMA talks - Silicone based gains - Barber comes in (top) heavy

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Righto, this week we’re back and unpacking the absolute stinker that was Blanchfield vs Barber — genuinely one of the worst cards in recent memory. Then we shift gears and preview UFC 316: Dvalishvili vs O’Malley, which thankfully looks like a ripper.

We’ve also got all the latest MMA bits and pieces, including:

  • Still no real movement on Jones vs Aspinall… or is there?

  • McGregor’s footy team actually won something — and now the bloke’s flogging cigars

  • Suga Sean’s been rolling with Mighty Mouse to prep for Merab (smart move tbh)

  • There’s a petition floating around to strip Jon Jones — and it’s picking up steam

  • Ian Garry’s out there mentoring the next gen, which somehow makes him slightly less annoying

  • BJ Penn’s been nicked again — this time for “harassment”

  • Paulo Costa continues to be the weirdest superhero ever

  • Noche UFC (UFC 320) might be off — classic

  • UFC debutants now rocking patches on their shorts like it’s the Olympics or something

  • Aspinall signs with Champion, Jones apparently knocked back the fight after getting paid

  • Conor begging to get on Rogan (again, yawn)

  • Barber misses weight for reasons that are… let’s just say obvious

  • Paddy and Arman having a bit of a sook back and forth

  • Ghost pepper bets are on, insults are flying, and Sandman brings the laughs

Plus: Khabib meets IShowSpeed, listener questions, war on terror chat (?!) and all the usual banter.

Chuck it on, have a laugh, and stay up to date with the chaos that is MMA.

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