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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 338 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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These guys keep on pumping out fantastic interviews. Absolutely incredible.
Mike and Joey don’t get talked about enough for the work they put in to preserve the history of the sport.
I’ve been an avid MMA fan for over 20 years and I can’t say enough how much of the information they uncover would be lost to time without them.
I am 49 so I grew up with the UFC and MMA. I love this show because it explores those early years and I hear perspectives and stories I haven’t heard before. The hosts are great and knowledgeable and well researched. It reminds me of being on the old underground UG forum for those who remember that. Entertaining and informative! The prison interviews and business behind the scenes interviews of the various organizations I find particularly interesting. This is real journalism and interview... more
My favorite MMA podcast because they get into the old days before the UFC blew up like it is now. It was a different time and it’s crazy to see the stories that started it all.
I’m not the fan that you guys obviously are, but I’m definitely a bigger fan than I thought I was. I fell out of love with the sport when the personalities and style match ups left. I listen to you guys for 3-4 hours a day while at work, thank you for telling the stories that need to be told. My two biggest requests for future content would involve Super Brawl (round table or deep dive) and anything involving Jeff Sherwood. I listened to everything sherdog back in the day and I feel like his sit... more
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A unique and deeply engaging exploration of mixed martial arts (MMA) history unfolds through a series of interviews and discussions featuring notable fighters, trainers, and personalities from the sport. Listeners can anticipate well-researched narratives that encompass a range of experiences, from early pioneers to contemporary figures, offering insights into pivotal moments that have shaped MMA. Each episode encapsulates the challenges, triumphs, and controversies faced by those in the sport, rich with personal anecdotes and reflections on the evolution and culture of combat sports.
The show stands out for its commitment to preserving the narratives of less publicized yet significant figures within the MMA community. It appeals to both l... more
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