
Heavy Hands is a combat sports podcast with a focus on technique, training, and all the finer points of face-punching. Find us in the iTunes store, or on heavyhandspodcast.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Rafael Fiziev! Robert Whittaker! Your grandparents! All your old faves are back and better than ever!
Josh Hokit is kind of good (considering), Michael Chandler is lost in the mist, and Diego Lopes wins despite himself--again. All of that and more ... more
Kyoji has been dealt with; Omerta is satisfied.
Josh Hokit is kind of good (considering), Michael Chandler is lost in the mist, and Diego Lopes wins despite himself--again. All of that & more in our latest bonus episode: www.patreon.com/hea... more
Justin Gaethje fought such a brilliant fight, it makes you wonder what the hell he's been playing at all this time.
Josh Hokit is kind of good (considering), Michael Chandler is lost in the mist, and Diego Lopes wins despite himself--again. All of ... more
A gay UFC card? And on a Sunday, no less!
Discussing Hokit vs Lewis, Ruffy vs Chandler (lol), Nickal vs Daukas, and last week's bizarro Apex event in our latest bonus episode: www.patreon.com/heavyhands
Heavy Hands merch: www.red... more
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Single digital IQ jump. Biggest in years.
They often ruin the show by delving into fighters’ personal lives and political leanings to shape an opinion of the fighters’ skills, and honestly, they are just overbearing with their moral grandstanding, and it’s a chore to listen to them now. Used to thoroughly enjoy the show.
This podcast grew my brains and my loins
Connery and Philma are the podcasters in UFC
Been listening since the beginning and never miss an episode
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Heavy Hands delivers sharp MMA analysis with a technical bent, paired with irreverent banter and a clear interest in the sport's business, promotion dynamics, and star-driven narratives. Episodes frequently blend fight breakdowns with commentary on matchmaking, promotion strategies, and the culture surrounding combat sports, making it appealing to listeners who want both technical depth and candid opinions. Unique strengths include a two-host dynamic that leans into sarcasm and humor, a willingness to critique card quality and industry practices, and a sustained focus on coachability, fighter development, and legacy branding that stands out in the space.
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Heavy Hands launched 13 years ago and published 300 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Heavy Hands include:
1. Kyle McLachlan
2. Kyle McLaughlin
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