
Brought to you by two long-time industry insiders: Matt Benyon, the co-founder of Scramble and Polaris, and Hywel Teague, creator of BJJ Hacks, jiu-jitsu / grappling commentator and analyst and formerly of FloGrappling.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Patreon: patreon.com/UnknownPressures | Sorry if we come across as kind of negative sometimes, but we find it hard not to look at things through a microscope. This week's show we turn our focus onto the recent UFC BJJ, and honestly, it's been... more
Patreon supporters get full episodes and early access: patreon.com/UnknownPressures | Welcome back fam. If you didn't see it yet, Polaris 36 was a highly entertaining event with plenty of great grappling matches. Matt and Hywel discuss the hi... more
Polaris is coming up this weekend and Patreon supporters get the full 40-min episode that is over double the length of the free version on YouTube and Podcast platforms.
If you've been following us, you know we talk a lot about Polaris as Matt is on... more
We're taking on a tough topic in today's episode and to be honest we need your opinions on this. Exclusivity is currently one of the dirtiest words in jiu-jitsu as fans are complaining that contracts are holding back the sport and preventing us from ... more
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This show covers the business, competition landscape, and culture surrounding grappling, with a steady focus on major events, prize money, fighter crossovers, and the evolution of Gi vs. No-Gi formats. Hosts pull from insider perspectives to discuss event management, brand partnerships, and the growing role of media, sponsorship, and athlete branding in Jiu-Jitsu. Noteworthy moments include crossover insights from top competitors and organizers, candid takes on emerging brands and media platforms, and a clear emphasis on professional pathways for athletes beyond competition alone. Potential listeners can expect long-running conversations that blend technical grappling topics with industry dynamics, making it valuable for practitioners, even... more
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