
MMA Det Mike Davis and Herb Dean’s Dog Sitter Joey Venti being you incredibly researched subjects that will give you information that will surprise the hardest of OG’s
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 354 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Olympic gold medalist and MMA pioneer Mark Schultz returns for Part 2 of his most revealing interview yet. He finally opens up about subjects he’s long avoided — fixed fights, the dark realities of Foxcatcher, John du Pont’s mental decline and drug a... more
Women's MMA pioneer Jen Case (Dr. JenJitsu) joins Mike Davis for a rare, in-depth interview on the MMA History Podcast.Jen went 4-1 as a pro, finishing every victory by submission — including two wins over fellow pioneer Julie Kedzie (armbar and tria... more
In part two of the Cage Rage Chronicles, promoter Andy Geer reveals how the UK promotion went from regional shows to an international powerhouse that attracted Anderson Silva, Melvin Manhoef, and the biggest names in early 2000s MMA.Mike Davis and Jo... more
David "Tank" Abbott returns for part 4 as the team quotes directly from Tito Ortiz's autobiography This Is Gonna Hurt and gets Tank's raw, unfiltered response to every claim. From Tito's glue-sniffing childhood hallucinations and shocking family stor... more
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Love the show. Can’t wait for Tank Pt. 2 to hear his excuse about why his 6 week anti Jiu Jitsu course doesn’t work for toe holds.
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.
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This show leans into long-form, archival storytelling around MMA history, with in-depth interviews that cover early NHB, regional promotions, and the business side of the sport. Conversations often center on promoter decision-making, notable fights, behind-the-scenes dynamics, and the personalities who shaped MMA's evolution—from pre-UFC days to the modern era. A distinguishing trait is the combination of rigorous research, access to era-defining figures, and candid anecdotes that illuminate the sport's gritty origins and development, making it valuable for listeners who crave context and nuance beyond current fight coverage.
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Recent guests on MMA History Podcast include:
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2. David Tank Abbott
3. Shawn McCorkle
4. Marcus Davis
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7. Ant Evans
8. Rudy Silva
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