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Aaron Pico reflects on his disappointing debut at Bellator NYC in June, and how he rebounds in his second fight against Justin Linn at Bellator 183.Pico also reflects on meeting his idol Georges St-Pierre.

McGregor/Mayweather World Tour Discussion Event Recaps: UFC 213, TUF 25 Finale, Bellator NYC/180, UFN 110-112 Top 5 UFC Missed Opportunities News Event Previews: UFC 214, UFC on Fox 25, UFC Fight Night 113

Newly crowned Bellator lightweight champion Brent Primus calls in to discuss the controversy around his title win at Bellator NYC against former champion Mike Chandler and discusses possible next title defense against potential contenders, including Josh Thomson himself! @brentprimus155 @therealpunk @samdiggedy produced by @davidisgla

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MMA Junkie’s John Morgan joins the show to chat about the fallout from Bellator NYC and UFC OKC and what’s next for the fighters. Plus, Paulie Malignaggi phones in to discuss Mayweather-McGregor.

On episode 12 of Ask Robin Black, Robin goes into the difference between being a fighter and an athlete, Daniel Cormier using his weight as an advantage, the recent controversy surrounding Mario Yamasaki, the Bellator NYC main event, and whether or not creativity can be learned.

McGregor-Mayweather Analysis is a lot of our discussion in this episode, but also: Bellator NYC – Feedback from our live coverage Is James Gallagher the poor man’s Conor McGregor Tons of McGregor-Mayweather analysis and discussion and quite a bit of disagreement ☐ Bellator NYC • Chael Sonnen did to Wanderlei Silva exactly what I suspected. That was the one fight on the card that I pretty much nailed down in my pre-fight predictions during the Bellator NYC Special Edition MMA Fancast Podcast. It was hard for me to hear exactly what Chael said in regard to Fedor in the post-fight interview with Jimmy Smith in the ring, but it sounded to me like he was calling Fedor out. Does that mean that this fight will, or even should, happen? I would think not. McGregor-Mayweather Analysis • I am curious to see what Wanderlei decides to do at this point. It was pretty clear to me that he is only a shell of the fighter that he once was and, after a four-year layoff, it is clear that his better days are behind him. That being said, he is still a draw for a promotion that is still heavily dependent on big draws as opposed to having world-class fighters headlining. • Some people say they have grown tired of the whole “Chael” schtick. I will just come out now and say that I am not one of those people. Are there moments that I grow tired of some of the things that he says? Absolutely. At the same time, there are also moments that he comes up big and shows his genius. Case in point: (video of the sweet potato comment from the presser) • For the amount of anger that Wanderlei showed at the presser and throughout the entire promotion of this fight, I did not see a fighter that was so eager to get his hands on Chael. Also of note, it was incredibly disappointing to see a complete lack of readiness to even come remotely close to anything that resembled takedown defense from Silva. It was as if he were in a boxing match and was completely taken by surprise that someone was going to shoot on his legs in an effort to secure a takedown. • It is sometimes very difficult for me to tell when Chael is being sarcastic and sincere. He is sarcastic most of the time, at least it seems to me, that when he is being sincere I am waiting for the next line or how he is using the sincerity as a set-up. • Neiman Gracie made the most of the opportunity to be on the PPV portion of the card with a very nice performance against Marfone. • It will be interesting to see what lies ahead for Gracie. The welterweight division in Bellator is not the deepest division in the world and it begs the question of how many fights until he is in title contention. • Matt Mitrione made a household name of himself with a legendary win against a legend. A double knockdown? Are you kidding me? The difference in the fight had little to do with anything except Mitrione’s shot knocking Fedor to his back and Fedor’s shot only knocking Mitrione to his butt, which then led to a race to get up and on top of the other first, which Meathead won. • Mitrione is such a down to earth guy, how can you not love him? He’s just a cool, personable guy and that was on display very clearly in the cage during the post-fight interview with Jimmy Smith. That said, what is on the horizon for him? Does he have a reasonable next fight? Roy Nelson? • Scott Coker made a reference that there was going to be an upcoming announcement concerning the heavyweight division and that they were going to be focusing on it. With not current champion, is a 4-man tournament on the horizon? • What is next for Fedor? Does he continue to fight? Does he go back to Russia to fight? I would like to see him discontinue his fighting career as I feel he can only tarnish his legacy and I would hate to see that happen. • Brent Primus was loudly booed at MSG. Very unfortunate. There was nothing random or undeserving of his win. He caused the injury to Chandler that led to the fight being stopped. They guy scores a monumental upset and it is unfortunate for him that it was greeted by a chorus of boos. • Speaking of that injury to Michael Chandler… wow! Ouch! I have not seen replays of the cause of the injury, but here is what I did see – very early in the fight, Primus threw a leg kick at Chandler to his thigh. At that point, Chandler started reaching repeatedly to his thigh. And things just went downhill for him from there. It was as if there was some type of nerve damage or something. To me, it looked as if he didn’t have feeling in his leg and that is why he kept turning over his ankle. Regardless, it was hard to watch – it reminded me of a horse with a broken leg trying to run. ☐ James Gallagher (Galla — hey) of Bellator, Poor man’s Conor McGregor   ☐ Scott Coker to UFC: You’re putting Conor McGregor ‘in harm’s way’ in Floyd Mayweather fight – McGregor-Mayweather Analysis As a fellow fight promoter, rival Scott Coker disagrees. According to Bellator’s CEO, there actually could be long-term repercussions that could affect the UFC’s biggest superstar. “Obviously, it’s gonna be a big money maker for everybody and that’s why they’re doing it. But you’re putting your fighter in harm’s way, so what’s the long-term impact on that? I’m not sure. But I’ll tell you this: It’ll be a lot of fun to watch,” Coker told MMA Fighting. McGregor-Mayweather Analysis ☐ Conor McGregor is a ‘free agent’ for Mayweather fight sponsorships, not tied to Reebok – McGregor-Mayweather Analysis ☐ MayMac 10 city tour – McGregor-Mayweather Analysis ☐ McGregor tells Dana White that he wants Khabib after Mayweather fight – McGregor-Mayweather Analysis ☐ Preview of UFC International Fight Week UFC 213 takes place Saturday at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The main card airs on pay-per-view following prelims on FS1 and UFC Fight Pass. The night before, The Ultimate Fighter 25 Finale takes place at T-Mobile Arena and airs on FS1 following early prelims on UFC Fight Pass. Embed from Getty Images     But in the buildup to both events, “International Fight Week” will be in full swing around T-Mobile Arena on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip. On Wednesday, fans can attend a live taping of FS1 weekly show “UFC Tonight,” as well as a live taping of FS1’s “TUF Talk.” Both events will take place at Park Theater at Monte Carlo, adjacent to T-Mobile Arena. The “UFC Tonight” taping will take place at noon PT local time. The “TUF Talk” taping begins at 7:30 p.m. Also on Wednesday, fans can attend open workouts for fighters appearing on the TUF 25 Finale and UFC 213 cards. Doors open at 12:30 p.m., and the first fighter will work out at 1 p.m. The TUF 25 Finale is headlined by a lightweight fight between Michael Johnson and former WSOF champion Justin Gaethje. UFC 213 is headlined by a women’s bantamweight title fight between champ Amanda Nunes and Valentina Shevchenko. In the co-feature, Robert Whittaker meets Yoel Romero for the interim middleweight title. Additionally, there will be a “Women of UFC” panel discussion at Park Theater at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday moderated by Megan Olivi. The panel will feature current strawweight champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk, upcoming featherweight title challenger Cristiana Justino, former bantamweight champion Miesha Tate, and current strawweight contenders Michelle Waterson and Paige VanZant. The show will make its way to UFC Fight Pass that day, as well. On Thursday, fans can attend a “UFC Legends” panel discussion at Park Theater. Doors open at 2:30 p.m. PT and the session starts at 3 p.m. with participants yet to be announced. At 4 p.m., the ceremonial weigh-ins for the TUF 25 Finale take place at Park Theater. And at 7:30 p.m., also at Park Theater, the UFC’s 2017 Hall of Fame induction ceremony will take place. The free ticketed event will open its doors at 6:30 p.m. On Friday, fans can attend autograph sessions with more than a dozen fighters and fight personalities in the lobby of T-Mobile Arena. Between 9-11 a.m. PT, fans can meet Joseph Benavidez, Misha Cirkunov, Tony Ferguson, Cody Garbrandt, Jedrzejczyk, Anthony Johnson, Julianna Pena, Stephen Thompson, James Vick, Waterson, and Octagon Girls Luciana Andrade, Chrissy Blair and Vanessa Hanson. From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., the UFC’s “Fan Experience” will take place in Toshiba Plaza outside T-Mobile Arena. Additionally, doors open for the UFC 213 ceremonial weigh-ins at 1 p.m. at Park Theater and the first fighter will step on the scale at 2 p.m. Immediately after, the TUF 25 Finale kicks off at 3 p.m. inside T-Mobile Arena. On Saturday, there are more than two dozen additional autograph and meet-and-greet opportunities in the T-Mobile Arena Lobby. From 9-10:30 a.m. PT, fans can meet UFC Hall of Famers Urijah Faber and Tito Ortiz, heavyweight champ Stipe Miocic, Ferguson, Claudia Gadelha, Kevin Lee, Raquel Pennington, Dustin Poirier and Tate. Additionally, Octagon Girls Red Dela Cruz and Brooklyn Wren will be on hand, as will play-by-play voice Jon Anik and Olivi. From 10:30 a.m. to noon, fans can meet UFC Hall of Famers Don Frye, Forrest Griffin, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Bas Rutten, featherweight champ Max Holloway, Jorge Masvidal, Rose Namajunas, Francis Ngannou, Vick and Waterson, plus Octagon Girls Arianny Celeste, Brittney Palmer and Jamillette Gaxiola. The UFC Fan Experience also will take place Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. in Toshiba Plaza leading into UFC 213, which starts at 3:30 p.m. inside T-Mobile Arena. At 10 p.m. PT, the UFC’s official after-party for UFC 213 will take place at Hakkasan inside MGM Grand Las Vegas. McGregor-Mayweather Analysis    The TUF 25 Finale lineup includes: MAIN CARD (FS1, 9 p.m. ET) Michael Johnson vs. Justin Gaethje TBA vs. TBA – TUF 25 final Marc Diakiese vs. Drakkar Klose Steve Bosse vs. Jared Cannonier Brad Tavares vs. Elias Theodorou Marcel Fortuna vs. Jordan Johnson PRELIMINARY CARD (FS1, 7 p.m. ET) Angela Hill vs. Ashley Yoder C.B. Dollaway vs. Ed Herman Jessica Eye vs. Aspen Ladd PRELIMINARY CARD (UFC Fight Pass, 6 p.m. ET) Teruto Ishihara vs. Gray Maynard Juliana Lima vs. Tecia Torres    The UFC 213 lineup includes: MAIN CARD (Pay-per-view, 10 p.m. ET) Champ Amanda Nunes vs. Valentina Shevchenko – for women’s bantamweight title Yoel Romero vs. Robert Whittaker – for interim middleweight title Curtis Blaydes vs. Daniel Omielanczuk Alistair Overeem vs. Fabricio Werdum Jim Miller vs. Anthony Pettis PRELIMINARY CARD (FS1, 8 p.m. ET) Travis Browne vs. Aleksei Oleinik Brian Camozzi vs. Chad Laprise Gerald Meerschaert vs. Thiago “Marreta” Santos Jordan Mein vs. Belal Muhammad PRELIMINARY CARD (UFC Fight Pass, 6:30 p.m. ET) Rob Font vs. Douglas Silva de Andrade Cody Stamann vs. Terrion Ware James Bochnovic vs. Trevin Giles McGregor-Mayweather Analysis

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With some good reffing and bad reffing last weekend, we discuss the results from UFC OKC and Bellator NYC. We also discuss some shooting that Pat and I did, our night at a drag strip, and how brewing beer is easier by myself because I don't need to worry about anyone else screwing up. Pat tries, unsuccessfully, to get the old man's potato salad recipe too. It's really good, and he needs to share the damn recipe already.

UFC OKC and Bellator's first pay-per-view are discussed. Plus we get into some serious reffing mistakes that should have been avoided, why throwing a kick in a boxing match is BS, and how to avoid a negligant discharge while drawing from concealed appendix carry.

We just had the weirdest week in MMA, maybe ever. We saw controversial stoppages, people shitting on the mat, and people's limbs just stop working. What happened? And how did Joe make it so much worse? Also, we look forward to Manny Pacquaio vs. Jeff Horn on ESPN! Can't miss this one!

Danny and Heath return to the podcasting world to recap both Bellator NYC and UFC OKC. Heath also gets mad at Danny for bragging about how nice he is.

Camaro Kev previews Pacquiao vs Horn, review Bellator NYC/180 and announces a ton of stuff for UFC 214.

Show notes (6-28-17): Dan Tom is joined by Jordan Killion (@JKillionMMA) as the two unpack their Top-5 MMA Walkouts after recapping UFC Oklahoma City & Bellator NYC. Follow Dan Tom on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheMMAnalyst Follow the Podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThePYNPodcast Submit your questions and Top-5 lists using #ProtectYaNeckPodcast For all of Dan Tom’s breakdowns and articles, […]

Last weekend Bellator MMA put on their first Pay Per View event in over three years, and it was a memorable one. We spend most of the first half of this episode recapping all of the weirdness of Bellator NYC, including Chael Sonnen vs. Wanderlei Silva, Aaron Pico's ill-fated debut, Michael Chandler's loss to Brent Primus, and more. In the second half of the episode we discuss the results of last weekend's equally strange UFC Fight Night: Chiesa vs. Lee, the announcement of a UFC Women's Featherweight title fight between Cyborg Justino and Tonya Evinger, and the unfortunate passing of UFC veteran Tim Hague. Hosted by Steve Jeffery, David Abraham and Greg Persson.  Listen to us Wednesday nights at 6:30pm on CFMU 93.3 FM, and online at http://www.thehammermma.com, MMASucka.com, The Itunes Store, Stitcher, MMAPodcast.com, Player.FM, find @SteveJeffery on Twitter, or just email us.  

This week hosts Kacper Rosolowski and Denis Shkuratov have on the show: - Wanderlei Silva starts at: 3:25 - Bas Rutten starts at: 19:29 - Ryan Bader starts at: 50:08 - Johny Hendricks starts at: 1:12:45 - Duane Finley & Hunter Homistek (FloCombat) at: 1:44:11 - Bellator NYC discussion starts at: 1:45:11 - UFC Oklahoma discussion starts at: 2:10:07 - Wanderlei Silva returns to Submission Radio to discuss his loss to Chael Sonnen at Bellator NYC, why he was so frustrated afterwards and shoved Sonnen, if he will retire or continue fighting, how it felt being in the cage after fours on the sidelines, the feeling of walking out in front of the crowd, how Bellator compares to PRIDE, wanting a rematch with Sonnen, Fedor getting knocked out by Matt Mitrione, Fedor vs Chael Sonnen, if Fedor should retire, respecting Dana White and more! - Bas Rutten returns to Submission Radio to discuss UFC Fight Night: Chiesa vs. Lee and Bellator NYC, Fedor getting knocked out by Matt Mitrione, if Fedor should continue fighting or retire, his thoughts on Chael Sonnen vs. Fedor Emelianenko, BJ Penn's disappointing loss to Dennis Siver, MMA legends not knowing what to do with themselves after they retire, Conor McGregor vs. Floyd Mayweather being made official, if Bas is looking forward to the fight, the trash talk and mental warfare between the two, McGregor's path to victory, him teaching Jon Jones and other fighters techniques, the new upcoming Bruc Lee documentary and more! - Johny Hendricks returns to Submission Radio to discuss his loss to Tim Boetsch at UFC Fight Night Oklahoma as well as his failed weight cut and attempt at making weight, what went wrong and why he missed weight, what went through his mind as he steped on the scales knowing he was going to miss weight again, fans and media criticising him without knowing all the details, how he felt during the fight against Boetsch, if missing weight affected his mindset, if he's retiring, what changes he plans on making in his camp, and more! - Ryan Bader returns to Submission Radio to discuss his win over Phil Davis at Bellator 180 to become the new Bellator light heavyweight champion, the feeling of winning the belt and how he celebrated in New York, if he's completed all of his career goals now, the criticism the fight received, Phil as a tough match-up and preferring not to fight him again, the differences between the Bellator and UFC cages, if this win re-affirmed his decision to leave the UFC, who he wants to face next, his thoughts on Chael vs. Wanderlei and Fedor vs. Mitrione, other light heavyweight contenders in Bellator, if he'd be open to fighting Chael or Fedor next, and more! - Duane Finley and Hunter Homistek of FloCombat join the roundtable discussion to break down all the action from Bellator 180, Bellator NYC as they covered both events live in New York, as well as UFC Fight Night: Chiesa vs. Lee! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's Guests on the show include: - Wanderlei Silva starts at: 3:25 - Bas Rutten starts at: 19:29 - Ryan Bader starts at: 50:08 - Johny Hendricks starts at: 1:12:45 - Duane Finley & Hunter Homistek (FloCombat) at: 1:44:11 - Bellator NYC discussion starts at: 1:45:11 - UFC Oklahoma discussion starts at: 2:10:07 - Wanderlei Silva returns to Submission Radio to discuss his loss to Chael Sonnen at Bellator NYC, why he was so frustrated afterwards and shoved Sonnen, if he will retire or continue fighting, how it felt being in the cage after fours on the sidelines, the feeling of walking out in front of the crowd, how Bellator compares to PRIDE, wanting a rematch with Sonnen, Fedor getting knocked out by Matt Mitrione, Fedor vs Chael Sonnen, if Fedor should retire, respecting Dana White and more! - Bas Rutten returns to Submission Radio to discuss UFC Fight Night: Chiesa vs. Lee and Bellator NYC, Fedor getting knocked out by Matt Mitrione, if Fedor should continue fighting or retire, his thoughts on Chael Sonnen vs. Fedor Emelianenko, BJ Penn's disappointing loss to Dennis Siver, MMA legends not knowing what to do with themselves after they retire, Conor McGregor vs. Floyd Mayweather being made official, if Bas is looking forward to the fight, the trash talk and mental warfare between the two, McGregor's path to victory, him teaching Jon Jones and other fighters techniques, the new upcoming Bruc Lee documentary and more! - Johny Hendricks returns to Submission Radio to discuss his loss to Tim Boetsch at UFC Fight Night Oklahoma as well as his failed weight cut and attempt at making weight, what went wrong and why he missed weight, what went through his mind as he steped on the scales knowing he was going to miss weight again, fans and media criticising him without knowing all the details, how he felt during the fight against Boetsch, if missing weight affected his mindset, if he's retiring, what changes he plans on making in his camp, and more! - Ryan Bader returns to Submission Radio to discuss his win over Phil Davis at Bellator 180 to become the new Bellator light heavyweight champion, the feeling of winning the belt and how he celebrated in New York, if he's completed all of his career goals now, the criticism the fight received, Phil as a tough match-up and preferring not to fight him again, the differences between the Bellator and UFC cages, if this win re-affirmed his decision to leave the UFC, who he wants to face next, his thoughts on Chael vs. Wanderlei and Fedor vs. Mitrione, other light heavyweight contenders in Bellator, if he'd be open to fighting Chael or Fedor next, and more! - Duane Finley and Hunter Homistek of FloCombat join the roundtable discussion to break down all the action from Bellator 180, Bellator NYC as they covered both events live in New York, as well as UFC Fight Night: Chiesa vs. Lee!  

This week hosts Kacper Rosolowski and Denis Shkuratov have on the show: - Wanderlei Silva starts at: 3:25 - Bas Rutten starts at: 19:29 - Ryan Bader starts at: 50:08 - Johny Hendricks starts at: 1:12:45 - Duane Finley & Hunter Homistek (FloCombat) at: 1:44:11 - Bellator NYC discussion starts at: 1:45:11 - UFC Oklahoma discussion starts at: 2:10:07 - Wanderlei Silva returns to Submission Radio to discuss his loss to Chael Sonnen at Bellator NYC, why he was so frustrated afterwards and shoved Sonnen, if he will retire or continue fighting, how it felt being in the cage after fours on the sidelines, the feeling of walking out in front of the crowd, how Bellator compares to PRIDE, wanting a rematch with Sonnen, Fedor getting knocked out by Matt Mitrione, Fedor vs Chael Sonnen, if Fedor should retire, respecting Dana White and more! - Bas Rutten returns to Submission Radio to discuss UFC Fight Night: Chiesa vs. Lee and Bellator NYC, Fedor getting knocked out by Matt Mitrione, if Fedor should continue fighting or retire, his thoughts on Chael Sonnen vs. Fedor Emelianenko, BJ Penn's disappointing loss to Dennis Siver, MMA legends not knowing what to do with themselves after they retire, Conor McGregor vs. Floyd Mayweather being made official, if Bas is looking forward to the fight, the trash talk and mental warfare between the two, McGregor's path to victory, him teaching Jon Jones and other fighters techniques, the new upcoming Bruc Lee documentary and more! - Johny Hendricks returns to Submission Radio to discuss his loss to Tim Boetsch at UFC Fight Night Oklahoma as well as his failed weight cut and attempt at making weight, what went wrong and why he missed weight, what went through his mind as he steped on the scales knowing he was going to miss weight again, fans and media criticising him without knowing all the details, how he felt during the fight against Boetsch, if missing weight affected his mindset, if he's retiring, what changes he plans on making in his camp, and more! - Ryan Bader returns to Submission Radio to discuss his win over Phil Davis at Bellator 180 to become the new Bellator light heavyweight champion, the feeling of winning the belt and how he celebrated in New York, if he's completed all of his career goals now, the criticism the fight received, Phil as a tough match-up and preferring not to fight him again, the differences between the Bellator and UFC cages, if this win re-affirmed his decision to leave the UFC, who he wants to face next, his thoughts on Chael vs. Wanderlei and Fedor vs. Mitrione, other light heavyweight contenders in Bellator, if he'd be open to fighting Chael or Fedor next, and more! - Duane Finley and Hunter Homistek of FloCombat join the roundtable discussion to break down all the action from Bellator 180, Bellator NYC as they covered both events live in New York, as well as UFC Fight Night: Chiesa vs. Lee!

This week's Guests on the show include: - Wanderlei Silva starts at: 3:25 - Bas Rutten starts at: 19:29 - Ryan Bader starts at: 50:08 - Johny Hendricks starts at: 1:12:45 - Duane Finley & Hunter Homistek (FloCombat) at: 1:44:11 - Bellator NYC discussion starts at: 1:45:11 - UFC Oklahoma discussion starts at: 2:10:07 - Wanderlei Silva returns to Submission Radio to discuss his loss to Chael Sonnen at Bellator NYC, why he was so frustrated afterwards and shoved Sonnen, if he will retire or continue fighting, how it felt being in the cage after fours on the sidelines, the feeling of walking out in front of the crowd, how Bellator compares to PRIDE, wanting a rematch with Sonnen, Fedor getting knocked out by Matt Mitrione, Fedor vs Chael Sonnen, if Fedor should retire, respecting Dana White and more! - Bas Rutten returns to Submission Radio to discuss UFC Fight Night: Chiesa vs. Lee and Bellator NYC, Fedor getting knocked out by Matt Mitrione, if Fedor should continue fighting or retire, his thoughts on Chael Sonnen vs. Fedor Emelianenko, BJ Penn's disappointing loss to Dennis Siver, MMA legends not knowing what to do with themselves after they retire, Conor McGregor vs. Floyd Mayweather being made official, if Bas is looking forward to the fight, the trash talk and mental warfare between the two, McGregor's path to victory, him teaching Jon Jones and other fighters techniques, the new upcoming Bruc Lee documentary and more! - Johny Hendricks returns to Submission Radio to discuss his loss to Tim Boetsch at UFC Fight Night Oklahoma as well as his failed weight cut and attempt at making weight, what went wrong and why he missed weight, what went through his mind as he steped on the scales knowing he was going to miss weight again, fans and media criticising him without knowing all the details, how he felt during the fight against Boetsch, if missing weight affected his mindset, if he's retiring, what changes he plans on making in his camp, and more! - Ryan Bader returns to Submission Radio to discuss his win over Phil Davis at Bellator 180 to become the new Bellator light heavyweight champion, the feeling of winning the belt and how he celebrated in New York, if he's completed all of his career goals now, the criticism the fight received, Phil as a tough match-up and preferring not to fight him again, the differences between the Bellator and UFC cages, if this win re-affirmed his decision to leave the UFC, who he wants to face next, his thoughts on Chael vs. Wanderlei and Fedor vs. Mitrione, other light heavyweight contenders in Bellator, if he'd be open to fighting Chael or Fedor next, and more! - Duane Finley and Hunter Homistek of FloCombat join the roundtable discussion to break down all the action from Bellator 180, Bellator NYC as they covered both events live in New York, as well as UFC Fight Night: Chiesa vs. Lee!  

Breakdown of UFC Fight Night Lee vs Chiesa and Bellator NYC, plus news from around the world of MMA including newly signed Maia vs Woodley, Cyborg vs Evinger and injury updates on Cowboy.

At UFC 214, Cris Cyborg will face Tonya Evinger for the UFC women's featherweight title. It also looks like UFC 213's Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone vs. Robbie Lawler is being moved to Anaheim as well. We'll discuss those two events plus a recap of Bellator NYC, UFC OKC, Fedor Emelianenko and BJ Penn's future and a whole lot more. This is the Promotional Malpractice Live Chat.

We are back from Bellator NYC, great night for us, one to forget for Scott Coker and Company. Legend BJ Penn stepped back into a cage this Sunday and Mario Yamasaki makes a big mistake on a big stage. All that and up to the minute updates coming your way.

Jordan Breen and Anthony Walker return to the Sherdog Radio Network in an adult only version of The JBS. This week Breen articulates why he'll never be a fan of Manny Pacquiao and why Bellator made a huge mistake with their free TV headliner. The pair also take listener calls.

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Whats going on? This week we let you know how things are going and how we got on at Sea Sessions. We also discuss Bellator NYC and UFC Oklahoma. Breakdown the Lions Tour and the Irish Rugby teams tour and finish off with the latest world of football news. Make sure to enjoy, subscribe and as always Stay Energized!

In the wild, wacky world of MMA, few weekends could top the one we just witnessed. A double knockdown, a hype train derailed, and a floppy ankle (with a prime stool-pull gag), were only a few of the highlights of one of the stranger cards you will see at Bellator NYC. What about the UFC card? It was 'sh*tty'. Rhys ponders his reality after finding himself in the Twilight Zone for 48 hours. Join him this week on The Hurt Take!

Jason B was live in the Overhand Right Radio studios and gave his brother Cole a call to discuss what happened at Bellator180/NYC and UFC Fight Night OKC. We break down how the fights went and what is next for the winners and loser of both cards.

TJ De Santis and Mike Fridley returned to the Sherdog Radio Network for a recap of UFC Fight Night and Bellator NYC. They also touch on if Fedor Emelianenko and B.J. Penn are tarnishing their legacies while continuing to compete.

On paper, maybe it looked like kind of a ho-hum weekend in the world of mixed martial arts, but in practice--boy, howdy--it brought the weird. In other words, Bellator: NYC and UFC Fight Night 112 are both right in the Co-Main Event Podcast's wheelhouse as far as discussion purposes are concerned. On this episode, Ben and Chad do their best to break down near everything that happened at the Bellator PPV, including but not limited to: Chael Sonnen and Wanderlei Silva both looking old in their own ways, Matt “Mattrione” Mitrione and Fedor Emelianenko almost pulling off the rare double knockout, Michael Chandler being awesome even as his foot forcibly separated from the rest of his body, and Zach Freeman's awesome email skills. Oh, and Heather Hardy, who seems nice. As far as the UFC event is concerned? There is slightly less to talk about, though the weirdness surrounding Michael Chiesa vs. Kevin Lee would be fine on its own in the wake of a normal weekend. Buckle up, internet, it's gonna be a ride. All that, plus AYFKM and Just Sayin' Stuff.

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Peyton Wesner discusses his big takeaways from Bellator NYC and UFC Fight Night: Oklahoma City. Also, Wesner takes a look at the best fights July has to offer, which includes UFC 213 & UFC 214.

After a huge weekend of fights, Sean Ross Sapp and Showdown Joe break down both Bellator NYC and UFC Fight Night Oklahoma City!

Frank & Richard recap a night of crazy KOs & dominant performances at the biggest event in Bellator history. New episodes twice weekly.  Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Sound Cloud, Google Play or phoneboothfighting.com Access exclusive bonus content at patreon.com/phoneboothfighting Click thru our Amazon banner on phoneboothfighting.com to support the show while shopping on line.  Get your Phone Booth Fighting t-shirts & signed posters at phonebothfighting.com Follow the show on Instagram @phoneboothfighting & Twitter/Snapchat @phoneboothfight  Like our Facebook page at facebook.com/phoneboothfighting

Hoy como todos los lunes, con la colaboración de Juanchis Lee, traemos un surtido de preguntas, respuestas y noticias: -Pasar de suscripción digital a papel -Los post más leidos de la semana -Los episodios del podcast más escuchados -¿Quién es Vituko León? NOTICIAS: -Derrota de Fedor Emelianenko sufrió en Bellator 180/Bellator NYC una de las derrotas más importantes de su carrera al ser noqueado por Matt Mitrione. -Chungwon Choue: “necesitamos desesperadamente estrellas de Taekwondo” -McGregor podrá utilizar un golpe de MMA contra Mayweather: ¡el 'Superman punch'! -Tim Hague, el ex luchador de MMA que murió por boxear -Potencia orgasmos con la técnica del KungFu -Revista Karate Sexy de Adolfo Pérez Si os ha gustado el podcast, no olvidéis ponernos una valoración de 5 estrellas en Itunes, y darle al Like en Ivoox y comentar... con ese sencillo gesto, nos estaréis ayudando a más oyentes nos descubran.

Tobin recaps Bellator NYC. It was the company's second time in the PPV waters. Most of the headline matches lacked the action fans were probably hoping for. The biggest blow was the awful debut of super prospect Aaron Pico. He ends up losing in 24 seconds. He needed to be the star coming out of tonight. Bellator can't forever be the promotion with "legends" aka old guys and UFC fringe cuts. They need to make their own stars. His loss was a bummer. It doesn't mean he can't bounce back but on your promotions biggest night, it was a blow. Why don't people give fighters credit for causing lower body injuries like Brent Primus did to Michael Chandler? It's a strange blind spot fans have in the sport. It's looked at so much different than a swollen eye of broken hand. Johny Hendricks misses weight again. This time it was a middleweight. He should probably stop challenging the media to weight loss competitions and take some accountability for his own mistakes. Oscar De La Hoya calls Dana White disrespectful for putting Mayweather vs McGregor a few weeks before his fight? He fails to realize some of the flaws his own card has with or without the Floyd vs Conor Fight. Bonus Segment: Tobin recaps his trip to Vegas and the controversies surrounding Sergey Kovalev vs Andre Ward.

The show is back, and there is so much to talk about. We will review WWE's Money in the Bank PPV, Bellator NYC and Cody Rhodes becoming Ring of Honor World Champion. We will also get into some Mayweather v. McGregor talk. Small preview for UFC Fight Night as well. Call (914) 338-0897

Ian “Uncle Creepy” McCall gets us ready for Bellator NYC and UFC Fight Night 112! On this episode of Storytime with Uncle Creepy, T.O. joins me once again to discuss all the biggest news in MMA and a jam-packed weekend of excitement for fans of the UFC and Bellator. To begin, we talk about my... The post Ian McCall Gives Health Update, Bellator NYC, and UFC Fight Night 112 appeared first on Storytime with Uncle Creepy.

Bellator NYC Podcast We talks all things Bellator NYC Podcast during our time with you. Also included in this podcast are: 13:59 – Exclusive Octagon 24/7 Interview with Bellator President Scott Coker   24:35 – Exlusive Octagon 24/7 Interview with Fedor Emelianenko’s Bellator NYC opponent, Heavyweight Matt Mitrione   41:40 – Bellator 180 and Bellator NYC Fight analysis and predictions The entire podcast – Jim Sahara Mooney acting old Bellator NYC Podcast – Bellator NYC is a mixed martial arts event scheduled for June 24th, 2017 at world famous Madison Square Garden. This is the second PPV card in the history of the MMA promotion. Bellator’s plans are to build their PPV branding and have a regular schedule of PPV events. Headling the card is a grudge match years in the making. Chael Sonnen and Wanderlei Silva have continuously verbally, and sometime physically, sparred through their time in the UFC and on The Ultimate Fighters, as opposing coaches. Their battle at the end of the airing of TUF was scrapped due to both fighters having issues with drug testing prior to their bout. Years later, they are ready to settle the score and put an end to this saga. In the co-main, the legendary Fedor Emelianenko will be battling Matt Mitrione in a battle that is sure to produce fireworks. Fedor is widely regarded as the greatest heavyweight fighter in MMA history and Mitrione is an athletic, skillful and intelligent fighter who will be looking to use Fedor’s legend to boost his own. This stacked card features three title fights in bouts that Bellator is hoping to boost their brand and their impact on the MMA landscape. By combining skilled veterans of MMA that are well known and respected and having their own young, talented stable of fighters, Bellator is closing the distance between their promotion and the worldwide leader of MMA, the Ultimate Fighting Championship, or UFC. Bellator NYC Podcast

Mayweather vs. McGregor is on and we'll discuss every inch of the mega boxing fight between Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor. We'll also dig into Bellator NYC: Chael Sonnen vs. Wanderlei Silva, UFC Fight Night Oklahoma City with Kevin Lee and Michael Chiesa plus a whole lot more. This is the Promotional Malpractice Live Chat.

Art Davie going to start a bareknuckle fighting league ... Cortney Casey cleared in doping speculation ... Conor's gym gets a new mural... Maynard of Tool gets the Stockton Slap from Nate ... Passing of Tim Hague brings sadness and questions ... GDR stripped of her belt for ridiculous and unfounded reasons .. Bellator making leaps to soon rival the UFC ... #UFCSingapore ... #Bellator180 #BellatorNYC ... #UFCOKC .... more news ...

Richard talks to Matt Mitrione about his fight this weekend with Fedor Emelianenko as he debuts in Bellator. Frank breaks down that fight and the rest of the card, including the volatile grudge match between Chael Sonnen and Vanderlei Silva. The guys also highlight the anticipation of Saturday's pro debut of Aaron Pico. We also have a happy update on the Eerie, PA dog fighting case that involved a former MMA fighter. Much thanks to all our listeners who provided helpful information to bring him to justice. New episodes twice weekly.  Subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Sound Cloud, Google Play or phoneboothfighting.com Access exclusive bonus content at patreon.com/phoneboothfighting Click thru our Amazon banner on phoneboothfighting.com to support the show while shopping on line.  Get your Phone Booth Fighting t-shirts & signed posters at phonebothfighting.com Follow the show on Instagram @phoneboothfighting & Twitter/Snapchat @phoneboothfight  Like our Facebook page at facebook.com/phoneboothfighting    

Raphael and Schwan are back to talk all things MMA from the week, including Bellator NYC, UFC Fight Night 112, and McGregor vs. Mayweather. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mmaratings/support

Host Daniel Levi (@BestFightPicks) & Co-Host Shaq (@MMAGenius05) preview Bellator NYC: Sonnen vs Silva on #HalfTheBattle. Levi & Shaq give their bets, picks, and analysis on the full Bellator NYC fight card. Subscribe to #HalfTheBattle: iTunes: www.itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hal…040391940?mt=2 Soundcloud: @BestFightPicks Youtube: www.youtube.com/BestFightPicksHalfTheBattle Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/daniel-l…attle?refid=stpr Find Best Fight Picks: www.BestFightPicks.com Twitter: @BestFightPicks Facebook: www.facebook.com/BestFightPicks

Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor is official for August 26 in Las Vegas and this is the opening topic on this episode of The MMA Insiders Podcast with Sam Caplan and Jason Floyd. The guys discuss multiple aspects of this upcoming boxing bout including whether the arena on fight night will be a pro-Mayweather or […] The post The MMA Insiders: Mayweather vs. McGregor, Tim Hague, Bellator NYC, and MMAJA appeared first on Radio Influence.

Camaro Kev previews Bellator NYC and UFC Fight Night 112, reviews Ward vs. Kovalev 2, and talks about the Pacquiao/Top Rank/ESPN announcement. 

Showdown Joe and Sean Ross Sapp preview this weekend's Bellator NYC and UFC Fight Night OKC cards, talk Conor McGregor vs. Floyd Mayweather, and are joined by guests Mark Hominick and Bellator Champion Mike Chandler!

The lads talk McGregor v Mayweather, Bellator NYC, UFC Singapore, UFC Oklahoma City and more

This week Booker T talks to both Phil Davis & Matt Mitrione about their upcoming bouts at Bellator NYC. The five-time champ also talks about Mayweather and McGregor, it's finally a done deal, plus Money In the Bank!

Serg & Matt discuss their past week and the latest including Mayweather VS Mcgregor, Bellator NYC, Hunt vs Lewis results, Matchmaker Minute: Mark Hunt, and thoughts on Fight Night 111: Holmes vs Corriea. Brian Kelleher is in studio to talk about his upcoming fight at UFC on FOX 25 in Long Island, NY on July 22.  The crew talks about his awesome submission win that Sergio predicted on The Fight Cave, and how Brian got to the UFC.  "Boom" talks about fighting, nerves, confidence, and the power of his mental state as a professional fighter. Fight News with Kyle talks about Bellator's new commentator signings and Mayweather VS McGregor.

Tobin and Cima recap all the action in boxing on Showtime and HBO on Saturday. Andre Dirrell wins via DQ after his opponent knocks him out after the bell. Dirrell's uncle went after him and clocked him in the face. Terence Crawford made easy work of Felix Diaz and then calls out Manny Pacquiao. How mad does Pacquiao have to be that he is probably going to have to fight a killer talent like Bud Crawford while Floyd Mayweather gets to fight a guy who never boxed before. Dana White revealed this week that Conor McGregor's deal for the Mayweather fight is done. Is the hard part over or is the most diffecult part lie ahead? Who is actually promoting this fight? Georges St-Pierre vs Michael Bisping is on life support. Does GSP actually deserve a title shot? What is a tougher fight for GSP: Bisping or Woodley? Cody Garbrandt vs T.J. Dillashaw is off. T.J. wants to fight Mighty Mouse Johnson. Who has the advantage in this potential match up? Bellator 179 had some crazy action. Paul Daley, after losing to Rory MacDonald, went hard after Michael Venom Page. Why are the Brits so good at the flying knee? What is a better June PPV: UFC 212 or Bellator NYC?

On the ride home from CES MMA 44 at Twin River Casino we discuss the kick ass card we had just seen, put in our predictions for UFC 211 and make plans to go to Bellator NYC at Madison Square Garden

The band is back together again! Hosts Kristine Haugsjaa and Dan Yanofsky recap Wrestlemania, UFC 210, Bellator NYC, Ward vs Kovalek 2: The Rematch and much more. They haven't had a joint show in quite a while so this is without a DOUBT going to be FILLED with local talk! You don't want to miss this.

Bellator MMA held their Bellator NYC: Chael Sonnen vs. Wanderlei Silva press conference at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday. We'll react to that plus go over the recent spate of UFC news including Paige VanZant's next move. We'll also talk briefly about Bellator 175: Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson vs. 'King' Mo Lawal and more. This is the Promotional Malpractice Live Chat.

The guys are watching some of UFC Fight Night Oklahoma City live, and day dreaming about the other parts. Listen in as they cover: UFC Fight Night OKC, Chiesa vs. Lee, Boetsch vs. Hendricks, Herrig vs. Kish, Tim Means, BJ Penn, Siver, Guida, Bellator MMA, Chael Sonnen, Vandy, Mitrione vs. Fedor, Larkin, Pico, and Nicky Ryan vs. Paolo Miyao. We had fun.