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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったSimon Head and Abbey Subhan get behind the mic for a special impromptu episode of The Brit Pack MMA Podcast, as they share their thoughts ahead of UFC Fight Night: Edwards vs. Brady in London. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったWith just over one week to go to UFC International Fight Week 2022, The Brit Pack's Simon Head is joined by MMA Junkie Radio's "Gorgeous George" and "Goze," plus Phone Booth Fighting's Richard Hunter, to preview an absolutely stacked card at UFC 276. On a packed episode of The Brit Pack: United Nations , the lads run through each and every one of the fights set for action at T-Mobile Arena on Saturday, July 2 as they discuss some of the key talking points ahead of a massive night of fights in Las Vegas. Listen via the podcast player of your choice, or watch the video version of the show above. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 United Nations: UFC 275 reaction, Vegas recommendations & one epic true-crime tale 1:03:26
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったI’m back in the saddle after a week in Croatia, and the topic of Mirko Cro Cop was already underway when The Brit Pack: United Nations went on air for the latest episode. On a show that covered a LOT of bases, Gorgeous George, Goze and I chat about a host of topics, including our approval (or otherwise) of Duran Duran’s “Wild Boys” as a walkout song. After a hot debate over the best ever Champions League final fightback, we also recap some of our favourite MMA comebacks, before chatting about how we’d like to see Nate Diaz booked before his likely exit from the UFC. There were plenty of other topics covered in a fun transatlantic conversation as we talked MMA, soccer and a whole lot more. Check out the show via the video above. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったThere may not have been any MMA action from the UFC, Bellator or the PFL this past weekend, but that didn’t mean MMA fans had a gap week. No siree. While the global promotions took a weekend off, Cage Warriors stepped up and hosted a double-header of events from Charter Hall in Colchester, Essex that served up a feast of finishes on UFC Fight Pass. There were contrasting fortunes for the two former middleweight champions in action in the two main events, but across the two nights we saw a host of entertaining bouts that delivered a succession of submissions and knockouts to almost make you forget about MMA’s big-ticket promotions. In addition to Cage Warriors’ double-header in England, Poland’s always-spectacular KSW promotion delivered the goods from Lodz, as five-time World’s Strongest Man Mariusz Pudzianowski added a highlight-reel knockout to his resume with a thumping one-punch starching of former middleweight champion Michal Materla. On this edition of The Rundown, I take a look back at those three events, and bring you news about Bellator’s fight card for Dublin in September. Then I throw things forward to this weekend, as the UFC returns to the UFC Apex for a Fight Night show that features a battle of heavyweight strikers in the main event, and a pivotal featherweight clash in the co-main. Enjoy the show, and don’t forget to join me for “The Brit Pack: United Nations” later this week. Photo credit: Dolly Clew/Cage Warriors This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったBellator 281 in London saw a host of Brits return to action on home soil on a night that saw mixed fortunes for the local heroes at Wembley Arena. The main event saw Michael “Venom” Page lose out on the scorecards as Logan Storley picked up the split-decision win to capture the interim Bellator welterweight title. It was a fight that was particularly tricky to score, and the debate has raged on since the verdict. Some, including Bellator president Scott Coker, suggested that “MVP” deserved to get the nod, while others have offered the contrasting view that Storley dominated the fight and was the clear winner. On this special Bellator 281 reaction pod, I take a look at both sides of the argument, and share my conversation with Scott Coker backstage, where he told me why he thought Page won, and why Storley needs to evolve his game to remain at the top of the 170-pound division. It was a memorable night for Paul “Semtex” Daley, who bowed out of his 64-fight MMA career with his 35th knockout – a blistering finish of Wendell Giacomo that almost took the roof off Wembley Arena. And it was a big night for Fabian “The Assassin” Edwards, who produced the best performance of his career to knock out Lyoto Machida and claim a huge scalp in the Bellator middleweight division. It was a big night, full of talking points, and I recap the best of them on this special reaction pod. Enjoy! Photo credit: Lucas Noonan/Bellator MMA This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 United Nations: Michael Chandler and the greatest knockouts in UFC history 52:44
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったUFC 274 certainly served up a stack of talking points and, in their first conversation since the fights took place in Phoenix, Arizona, The Brit Pack United Nations crew shared their takes on a headline-packed night of fights. That included the bizarre women’s strawweight title fight between Rose Namajunas and Carla Esparza, as well as Charles Oliveira’s comeback win against Justin Gaethje. Michael Chandler’s stunning knockout of Tony Ferguson got us thinking about our favourite (and best) knockouts in UFC history, and we each had different picks for our top fight finish. We then throw forward to a packed weekend of fights, starting in England with Bellator 281 in London, where Michael “Venom” Page will take on Logan Storley for the interim welterweight title in the main event. The action then turns to the UFC Apex, with former light heavyweight champ Jan Blachowicz facing hard-hitting contender Aleksandar Rakic in a pivotal clash in the 205-pound division. It’s a packed show, and it’s all yours right here. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったUFC 274 sent us on a rollercoaster of emotions as the main card served up a real mixed bag of fights from the Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Charles Oliveira was stripped of his title for missing weight before his bout with Justin Gaethje, but he made sure the belt remained vacant with a superb come-from-behind first-round submission victory. Carla Esparza is now a two-time UFC women’s strawweight champion after edging Rose Namajunas via split decision after one of the most uneventful title fights in recent memory. And Michael Chandler landed arguably the knockout of the year so far with a massive front-kick finish of Tony Ferguson, who had dropped the former Bellator champ in the opening round of their lightweight clash. On this week’s weekend rundown, I take a look back at the big storylines coming out of UFC 274, and recap the best of the action from Phoenix, before recapping a rough night for the Brits at Bellator 280 in Paris. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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The main card of UFC 274 is absolutely stacked with must-see fights and storylines galore as the UFC prepares to host its latest pay-per-view offering at the Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona. The card is topped by two UFC championship bouts, with the lightweight title clash between reigning champion Charles Oliveira and former interim champ Justin Gaethje set to headline the card. The co-main features a women’s strawweight title rematch between two-time champion Rose Namajunas and the woman who denied her in the inaugural UFC women’s strawweight title fight, Carla Esparza. Also set for action on the main card is a dynamite lightweight clash with high stakes for both men, as former three-time Bellator lightweight champion Michael Chandler takes on former UFC interim lightweight champ Tony Ferguson in a bout that both men will view as a must-win matchup. There’s also a battle of lightweight veterans, as Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone and Joe Lauzon get set to kick off the main card in another eagerly-anticipated matchup. Ahead of fight night, The Brit Pack United Nations crew convened their latest meeting to run the rule over the big fights and debate the big talking points of fight week. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 UFC 274: England's Danny 'Hot Chocolate' Roberts is ready to bring the heat in Arizona 28:54
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったDanny Roberts is all set to make his 12th UFC appearance on Saturday night when he faces Brazilian veteran Francisco Trinaldo at UFC 274 in Phoenix, Arizona. It’s a bout that offers “Hot Chocolate” the chance to kick-start his 2022 in style as he faces a tough, durable opponent on one of the biggest fight cards of the year so far. Ahead of his bout, I caught up with Danny from his hotel room in Arizona as he prepared for the 24th fight of his professional career. He’s fit, he’s in good form and he’s ready to deliver the goods for the fans back home. Check out the full interview as we discuss everything from his preparation for Trinaldo, to his willingness to face anyone and everyone at 170 pounds, to OG status in the current crop of active British UFC fighters. We even got to chat a little football, too. Don’t forget to check out Danny’s fight against Trinaldo on the UFC Fight Pass prelims this Saturday night. But, before he makes the walk to the octagon, check out our conversation right here. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, rate, and review. You know the drill. Enjoy the fights this weekend, and keep your eyes peeled for another episode of The Brit Pack: United Nations, which is coming your way very soon, too. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 The Rundown: Harrison's Singapore stunner, Stots' gold rush in Hawaii 29:05
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1 United Nations: Who will win the Bellator bantamweight grand prix? 1:02:34
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったWelcome to the first episode of a new spin-off show, “The Brit Pack: United Nations,” as MMA Junkie Radio’s Gorgeous George and Goze join Simon to shoot the breeze on everything from upcoming MMA events to other sports and pop culture. On the inaugural show, the trio chat about the upcoming Bellator double header in Hawaii, including the start of the Bellator bantamweight grand prix, as they offer their tournament predictions, and look ahead to Cris Cyborg’s latest title defence against familiar foe Arlene Blencowe. The lads also chat about the upcoming World Cup, next year's Las Vegas Formula 1 Grand Prix and ask why Simon still hasn’t made an appearance at the MMA Junkie Radio studios at Mandalay Bay… Enjoy the show! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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UFC 273 was another stellar pay-per-view, with two enthralling title fights that saw both champions retain their titles, while the welterweight bout between Khamzat Chimaev and Gilbert Burns delivered a Fight of the Year contender. On this week’s show, Simon looks back at the big fights, and the big talking points, from Saturday night in Jacksonville as Alexander Volkanovski and Aljamain Sterling defended their belts in very different ways. Volkanovski was a class above “The Korean Zombie” Chan Sung Jung as he finished his man early in the fourth round to extend his winning streak to 21 fights, while Sterling edged Petr Yan in a closely-contested title unification battle in the co-main event. Some complained about the scoring – Simon has his own take on the scorecards… The show also bids a fond farewell to Sandhu, who is stepping away from the pod to focus on other projects. With increasing scheduling and work commitments making it increasingly difficult to get both lads behind the mic at the same time each week, running a “two-man booth” became untenable, and the show will now continue in a slightly different format, with Simon at the helm. And, who knows? Maybe the pair will reunite with Sandhu as a special guest at some point down the line… We’ll have more news about what’s to come in the days and weeks ahead, but for now, make sure you subscribe to our Substack to make sure you don’t miss a thing. As always, thanks for supporting the show. Enjoy the fights this weekend! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 UFC 273 preview: The deck is stacked in Jacksonville! 43:47
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったAfter a relatively quiet week for MMA last week (check UFC Fight Pass to catch up on two stellar Cage Warriors cards, if you missed them) the UFC is back with a bang as it brings two title fights to the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena for UFC 273. Reigning featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski headlines the card as he looks to make it 21 wins in a row with victory over “The Korean Zombie” Chan Sung Jung, who will be hoping the second time’s the charm as he gets a second chance to capture UFC gold, eight years after his first. The co-main features a bantamweight title unification battle between reigning champ Aljamain Sterling and the man whose disqualification gifted the title to “The Funkmaster,” Petr Yan. To say there’s some heat in this one would be an understatement, but who will come out with bragging rights, and the belt? Remarkably, despite the two title fights at the top of the card, the welterweight contender clash between Gilbert Burns and Khamzat Chimaev has already threatened to steal the show. The level of anticipation for this one is right up there, and may even be higher than the two title fights in terms of sheer fan interest. It’s the acid test for Chimaev, who has looked every inch a title threat without ever actually facing elite-level opposition. That will change on Saturday when he faces No. 2-ranked Burns, who briefly had reigning champ Kamaru Usman on skates before eventually losing out to “The Nigerian Nightmare.” It’s a big night in Florida, and ahead of UFC 273, Simon flies solo to mark your card ahead of fight night as he previews the big matchups, along with some pre-fight comments from reigning champions Volkanovski and Sterling, plus Burns, as The Brit Pack MMA Podcast sets the scene ahead of the UFC’s latest pay-per-view extravaganza. Enjoy the fights, and don’t forget to like and subscribe! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 ONE X recap: 'Mighty Mouse' defeats 'Iron Man' at Singapore spectacular 38:43
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったIt’s not often we talk about ONE Championship on this show, but this week, it was more than justified, as Asia’s biggest martial arts promotion put on a bumper card of fights to celebrate its 10th anniversary. ONE X was a 10-hour, 20-bout marathon of fight action that would have tested even the most avid of fans, but (after missing the first few bouts, which started VERY early in the morning, UK-time) Simon watched all three cards of action, and was gripped by what he saw. Sandhu is over in Dallas, Texas, for WrestleMania, and he’ll bring us bang up to date with his travels upon his return. It means that, on this week’s show, Si flies solo to recap ONE X’s huge card, then takes a look back at UFC on ESPN 33 as Curtis Blaydes picked up a big win in the main event in Columbus, Ohio. Simon also marks your card ahead of a Cage Warriors double-header in Manchester as the UK-based promotion takes centre stage on a relatively quiet weekend for live MMA. Enjoy the fights, and enjoy the show! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 The Brit Pack's bumper UFC London recap show 2:02:04
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったOh, what a night! After three years away, the UFC returned to London, where a card packed with the cream of British fighting talent, backed by 18,000 raucous fans, blew the roof off the O2 Arena on a memorable night in the English capital. The Brit Pack was on the ground at UFC London, with Sandhu working as part of the BT Sport team, and Simon covering the event as part of a packed media corps – and the event surpassed all expectations to deliver an event that might just have been the best UFC show ever staged on these shores. With the dust finally settled on a spectacular night, and with Sandhu somewhere over the Atlantic on his way home, Simon got behind the mic to fly solo for a bumper UFC London post-fight recap as he shares his thoughts from his experience watching the action from cageside at the O2 Arena. We also hear from some of the night’s big winners, with post-fight press conference audio from Tom Aspinall, Arnold Allen, Paddy Pimblett, and Paul Craig. By way of a bonus, we’ve also tacked Dana White’s croaky, but happy, post-fight presser onto the very end of the show. It means this week’s edition is a biggie. But, after the biggest night of fights we’ve seen in the UK for years, we think it’s worth it. Don’t forget to subscribe, either via our Substack, or via the podcast provider of your choice, and please hop over to your YouTube channel and hit the subscribe button so you’re all prepped and ready for when we flip the switch and go to video. Enjoy the show! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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We’ve been waiting for three long years, but finally the UFC octagon has returned to the UK. UFC London is all set to go down on Saturday night, with a capacity crowd of 20,000 fans expected to pack the O2 Arena for a fight card stacked with the cream of the UK’s fighting talent. Both Simon and Sandhu will be in London to work the event, and ahead of fight night, Simon flies solo to bring you a whistlestop preview of the fight card as he breaks down the key fights on the bill, and highlights some of the most interesting storylines that underpin the matchups on Saturday night’s card. * Will Tom Aspinall announce himself as a legitimate heavyweight title contender with victory over Alexander Volkov in the main event? * Can Arnold Allen extend his win streak by handing Dan Hooker a defeat on the Kiwi’s return to the featherweight division? * Will Paddy Pimblett deliver another show-stealing performance? * Can Molly McCann add another win to her resume and edge closer to a shot at the UFC women’s flyweight championship? * And can Paul Craig continue his impressive run of form at light heavyweight to move towards a shot at the title at 205 pounds? We’ll learn the answers to these questions, and a whole lot more, on a packed night of fights this weekend. Enjoy the show, and enjoy the fights! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 UFC 272 preview: Covington, Masvidal, and the grudge match we all needed 42:05
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったIt takes something a little bit special to headline a UFC pay-per-view. Usually, that something special is a UFC championship bout. But sometimes, very rarely, there’s a fight that captures the imagination to such an extent that a belt isn’t even needed. Colby Covington vs. Jorge Masvidal is one of those fights. The two former friends and American Top Team training partners have been an integral part of each other’s successes inside the octagon earlier in their respective careers. But the pair have drifted apart following issues within the team at Coconut Creek, Florida. Both were banished from the gym but, while Covington went out and found a new home at MMA Masters, Masvidal eventually returned to the fold and resumed his position as one of the most senior fighting figures at the famed gym. With the two very much separated, the bad blood started to simmer, as they took aim at each other in interviews and on social media over the last few years – all while the pair took separate roads to the top of the UFC’s 170-pound division. But now, the pair are set to face off with a lot on the line. Each man had two separate cracks at Kamaru Usman’s undisputed UFC welterweight title, and each man fell short on both occasions as they failed to find a path to victory against the pound-for-pound No. 1. It means that the two bitter rivals are battling not only for bragging rights, but for real championship relevance at the top of the welterweight division. Big fights will undoubtedly remain for the victor, but for the loser, things may start to look a little uncertain. On this week’s show, we chat about that fight, as well as the fascinating situation surrounding the status of the co-main event (which has probably changed by the time you’re reading this!). We also look ahead to the featherweight bout between undefeated grappler Bryce Mitchell and veteran striking ace Edson Barboza, and we also take a look back at Gegard Mousasi’s virtuoso performance at Bellator 275 in Dublin, and UFC Fight Night 202, where Islam Makhachev continued to build a case for a title shot at 155 pounds. It’s a packed show, and we hope you enjoy it as part of your fight week festivities. Enjoy the show, then enjoy the fights! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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Jamahal Hill’s fighting moniker is “Sweet Dreams,” but his punch power was anything but sweet for his light heavyweight rival Johnny Walker this past weekend. Hill delivered a stunning one-punch knockout at UFC Fight Night 201 to announce his arrival as a legitimate threat to the division’s top names at 205 pounds, and immediately found himself in a social media war of words with former title challenger Volkan Oezdemir. On this week’s show, we take a look back at Hill’s star-making performance in his first UFC main event, and consider just how close he might be to a title shot at 205 pounds. We also take a look back at Bellator 274, where Logan Storley put himself in pole position to fight the winner of the upcoming title clash between Yaroslav Amosov and Michael “Venom” Page, and recapped the action from BKFC’s “KnuckleMania” event, where UFC stars Chad Mendes and Mike Perry took centre stage with big performances. We also discuss the big all-British boxing clash in Manchester as Kell Brook stopped Amir Khan in a bout that the boxing fans on Simon’s side of the pond had been anticipating for almost a decade. Then we turn our attention to a packed weekend of fights, as Bobby Green makes a two-week turnaround to step into the main event spotlight and face the surging lightweight contender Islam Makhachev, while Dublin’s 3Arena prepares for another big night of Bellator action, headlined by Gegard Mousasi’s title defence against the undefeated contender Austin Vanderford. It’s a packed show, as we rip through all the big talking points in a big week for combat sport. Enjoy the show, then enjoy the fights! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 Israel Adesanya distances himself from the pack at UFC 271 42:28
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったIsrael Adesanya once again proved that he’s one of the best pound-for-pound athletes in MMA when he outpointed former champion Robert Whittaker to retain his undisputed UFC middleweight title at UFC 271. Adesanya’s performance in Houston was as clean as it was classy as he remained one step ahead of Whittaker, who delivered a noticeably improved performance from their first meeting. But, despite being competitive throughout and enjoying the better of the exchanges in the final round, Adesanya’s victory on the scorecards had already been assured as “The Last Stylebender” cemented his dominance of the UFC’s 185-pound division. On this week’s episode of The Brit Pack MMA Podcast, we take a look back at UFC 271 and give our reaction to that Adesanya performance. We share our scorecards, talk tactics and discuss the likely next steps for both men. It’s fair to say Adesanya’s path seems much more straightforward than Whittaker’s right now. We also look back at the explosive co-main event as Tai Tuivasa stunned Derrick Lewis in front of “The Black Beast’s” hometown fans, and the pivotal middleweight bout between Jared Cannonier and Derek Brunson, which may well have determined the next challenger to Adesanya’s title reign. Finally, we take a look ahead to the UFC’s return to the Apex this coming weekend, with light heavyweights Johnny Walker and Jamahal Hill set to take centre stage in the newly-promoted main event following the rescheduling of the “Rafael Derby” between Rafael Dos Anjos and Rafael Fiziev. Enjoy the show, and if you haven’t already, hop over to our YouTube channel and hit that subscribe button. We’ll be switching to video VERY soon, and we’d love to bring you along for the ride! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 UFC 271 preview: Will it be repeat or revenge in Houston? 41:10
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったThe UFC’s second pay-per-view event of 2022 features a battle between two of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the UFC. Reigning middleweight champion Israel Adesanya and former champ Robert Whittaker have proved their worth inside the octagon with some memorable performances over the years, but Saturday night in Houston, Texas will see the pair meet for a second time in a rematch of the bout that saw Adesanya crowned UFC 185-pound king. Will we see a repeat of Adesanya’s virtuoso performance that night, or will Whittaker find something special to dethrone “The Last Stylebender?” The main event is joined by a dynamite co-main matchup, as in-form Aussie slugger Tai Tuivasa steps up to face the knockout king of the UFC, former interim heavyweight title challenger Derrick Lewis. “The Black Beast” is fighting on home soil for the second time in three outings and, after losing out to Ciryl Gane in Houston in his last hometown appearance, you can bet he’ll be out to settle the score and put things right for his fans this time around. The main card also features a pivotal bout in the middleweight division, as the third- and fourth-ranked 185-pound contenders face off for the right to be the next man in line to fight for the title. Jared Cannonier is one of the strongest fighters in the division, but he’ll face a Derek Brunson who has found some of the best form of his career over the last year or so. It’s a huge bout for the division. On this week’s episode of The Brit Pack MMA Podcast, we run through each of the aforementioned bouts, offering our takes and discussing the various scenarios that could play out over the course of the evening, and beyond. We also take a look back at UFC Fight Night 200 last weekend, as Sean Strickland defeated Jack Hermansson in a solid, if unspectacular, performance, and Kazakhstan’s Shavkat Rakhmonov extended his perfect professional record – and his 100 percent finish rate – with his 15th career win. Check out the show here, and don’t forget to like and subscribe on our YouTube channel. We’re switching to video VERY soon! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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Both Simon and Sandhu have been out on the road this past week, and the two lads recap their experiences on this week’s episode of the show. Sandhu was in St. Louis to witness two former UFC champions – Brock Lesnar and Ronda Rousey – win the men’s and women’s WWE Royal Rumble matchups, while Simon was over in Abu Dhabi to mentor young journalists at the IMMAF World Championships. The pair also look back at Bellator 273, as Ryan Bader defied the oddsmakers, and the doubters, to retain his heavyweight title and unify the championship after defeating interim champion Valentin Moldavsky via unanimous decision in Phoenix, Arizona. There’s also time to look ahead to the next UFC event, as the octagon returns to the UFC Apex for UFC Fight Night: Hermansson vs. Strickland as both men look to pick up a big win to catapult themselves toward the top five in the UFC middleweight division. Enjoy the show! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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Francis Ngannou turned back the challenge of Ciryl Gane in the main event of UFC 270, but there was still some controversy after his hard-earned and well-deserved victory over his former training partner. Ngannou showed real improvement in his all-around MMA game as he turned to his wrestling to earn the unanimous decision victory and unify the UFC heavyweight title. However, that wasn’t the end of the story. UFC president Dana White was nowhere to be seen when it was time to present him with his championship belt. White also no-showed the post-fight press conference, where talk turned to Ngannou’s next move after he completed the last fight on his current UFC contract. Victory looks set to automatically tack additional fights or time to his current deal, but it seems the Cameroonian still sees boxing in his future, and he wants what he calls a fair deal if he’s to stay with the UFC moving forward. On this week’s episode of the show, we discuss all the talking points that arose following Ngannou’s victory, before we threw back to the night’s co-main event, where Deiveson Figueiredo recaptured the UFC flyweight title with victory over Brandon Moreno after a thrilling five-round battle as they completed their fighting trilogy. However, with the score between the two standing at one win apiece, plus one draw, both men seem keen to run it back one more time to eliminate any doubt and put their championship rivalry to bed. Enjoy the show! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 UFC 270: Previewing Ngannou vs. Gane and Moreno vs. Figueiredo 3 48:32
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったThe UFC’s first pay-per-view event of 2022 is upon us, and it’s serving up two top-grade title fights that will likely serve up very different matchups on fight night. The main event has captured the imagination of hardcore MMA fans, with reigning UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou set to face former teammate and training partner Ciryl Gane, who now holds the interim version of the heavyweight title. It’s a bout that pitches Ngannou directly against his old team, and the coach who set him on his path to UFC stardom, Fernand Lopez. But that backstory is only part of the narrative ahead of Ngannou’s title defense. The Cameroonian is also on the final fight of his current UFC contract, and has been very public in his demands for his next fight deal. In short, he wants more money, plus he wants to be able to box, with a bout against WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury seemingly within reach. But relations between Ngannou’s camp and the UFC appear somewhat frosty, with the fighter repped by a rival organization, CAA, to the UFC’s owners, Endeavor. While there’s intrigue, history and a contractual situation surrounding the main event, the co-main event looks much more straightforward, with Brandon Moreno looking to make the first defense of his flyweight title in a trilogy fight against the man he defeated to win it, Deiveson Figueiredo. It’s a fight that could provide plenty of fireworks, and one that could produce one of the fights of the year. On this week’s show, we preview both title fights, as well as offer an under-the-radar fighter to watch ahead of fight night in Vegas. We also take a look back at Calvin Kattar’s brilliant performance to defeat Giga Chikadze in the main event of UFC Vegas 46 last weekend. Enjoy the show! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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After a few weeks off, MMA is well and truly back, and the UFC is kicking off the 2022 schedule with a banger of a fight in the featherweight division. Calvin Kattar and Giga Chikadze could be as little as two wins away from a shot at the 145-pound title, and on this week’s show, we take a look at the stakes as the two strikers get set to go head to head in Saturday night’s main event in Las Vegas. We also take a look at some of the big world title matchups already locked in for the early part of the year as we discuss the dynamics of each bout, and ponder the next step for featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski after his trilogy bout with Max Holloway was scrapped due to the former champion’s injury. With Francis Ngannou vs. Ciryl Gane, Brandon Moreno vs. Deiveson Figueiredo 3, Petr Yan vs. Aljamain Sterling 2 and Israel Adesanya vs. Robert Whittaker 2 all on the schedule for the early part of this year, things are already shaping up for a spectacular start to the year, and we can’t wait to talk you all through it! Enjoy this week’s show, and don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 The Nando's-inspired 2022 MMA 'Hot Takes' special 1:07:59
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったHappy New Year from The Brit Pack! We hope you enjoyed the holiday season and are launching into the new year with gusto and optimism. We’re kicking off 2022 with our annual hot takes special as we offer up our outlandish predictions for the upcoming year in MMA. Last year, we gathered behind our mics to offer up our MMA hot takes, using the famed spice-o-meter ratings used by our favourite chicken-based eatery, Nando’s. Our picks may not have aged well (at all!) but we loved doing the show, and now, one year on, we’re donning the oven gloves for another show packed with hot takes and MMA predictions. The spice-o-meter is our guide once again as we present our MMA hot takes for 2022, with our takes getting ever hotter as the spice rating increases. We’ve no idea how many of them will come to fruition (and we recap just how many of last year’s takes actually played out in real life) but we humbly offer them here, for your entertainment. In addition, we also offer our annual UFC divisional champion predictions, where we state who we think will end 2022 with championship gold in each of the UFC’s 12 divisions. Check out our predictions, and our picks, and get set for another huge year of MMA. We’ll be there to talk you through it, every step of the way! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 Jake Paul KO's Tyron Woodley PLUS Derrick Lewis breaks UFC KO record 53:48
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったThe final weekend of combat sports for 2021 served up a smorgasbord of pugilistic action, with a little something for everyone across three shows that delivered memorable moments aplenty. The headlines were generated by YouTuber-turned-pro boxer Jake Paul, who faced off against late replacement Tyron Woodley in a rematch, and scored a thumping one-shot KO of the former UFC welterweight champion. It once again proved that, despite all the haters, Paul continues to take his boxing career seriously as he showed notable improvements from past fights against the seemingly washed-up former UFC champion. But, despite Woodley looking miles past his best, his status as a former UFC champion still carries some weight, and Paul followed up his split-decision victory over “The Chosen One” earlier this year with a huge sixth-round knockout as he face-planted Woodley for the biggest win of his prizefighting career to date. On this week’s show, we discuss Paul’s next move, and ponder the options he seemingly has in front of him as he plots his course through 2022. We also chat about UFC Fight Night 199 at the UFC Apex, as Derrick Lewis delivered his 13th knockout win in the UFC to set a new all-time record for KO in the promotion. His win over Chris Daukaus maintains the status quo in the heavyweight division, so where are the new contenders going to come from? We have a name in mind… We also recap the spectacular main event at KSW 65 in Gliwice, Poland, as legendary middleweight champion Mamed Khalidov was spectacularly and brutally dethroned by power-punching welterweight champion Roberto Soldic, who now ends the year as a two-division KSW champion. It’s another busy show packed with combat sports chat, and it’s all yours, right here! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 Did UFC 269 see the biggest shock in UFC history? 59:55
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったWhat a night! UFC 269 delivered a spectacular final pay-per-view event for 2021 as the UFC’s final premium offering served up one of the most unforgettable performances in UFC championship history. That performance came in the co-main event, as Julianna Pena, almost universally considered a huge underdog, submitted two-division champ Amanda Nunes to capture the UFC women’s bantamweight title. With all respect to Nunes, it was a huge feel-good moment to see someone defy the odds to make their dream a reality, but where should Pena’s incredible win stand in the pantheon of great UFC title fight upsets? We discuss that very topic on this week’s show, as we recap a quite brilliant night of fights at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas – including Charles Oliveira’s finish of Dustin Poirier in the main event – and offer our takes on the big talking points that arose as a result. We also take a look ahead to the final UFC card of 2021, as Derrick Lewis faces surging contender Chris Daukaus in a battle of knockout artists at the UFC Apex. It’s a jam-packed show, with lots to discuss, so what are you waiting for?! Dive in and enjoy! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 UFC 269 preview PLUS Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley 2 is GO! 48:05
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったThe UFC brings the curtain down on a stellar 2021 with a huge pay-per-view offering from Las Vegas, as two champions get set to put their titles on the line at UFC 269. In the main event, newly-crowned lightweight world champion Charles Oliveira takes on former interim champ Dustin Poirier in a battle to decide who’ll enter 2022 as the kingpin of the UFC’s glamour division. Meanwhile, the co-main event sees the return of the most dominant athlete in combat sports. Amanda Nunes has ruled over the women’s 135- and 145-pound divisions with apparent ease, and she’ll face a fresh new challenge in the form of the gritty contender Julianna Pena, who plans to shock the world on Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena. On this week’s show, Simon flies solo to preview the card, as well as Cage Warriors’ upcoming “Double Trouble” events in London this weekend. There’s also time to take a look back at the night’s big winners at UFC on ESPN 31, while also discussing the news of Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury’s cancellation and replacement with Paul’s rematch against Tyron Woodley. Simon also gives his take on Dominick Cruz’s criticisms of Daniel Cormier as a UFC analyst ahead of Cruz’s UFC 269 battle with Pedro Munhoz. It’s another packed show, and it’s yours, right here! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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Conor McGregor has set his timeline for a return to the octagon, but who should “The Notorious” face on his return? That’s just one of the questions we ponder on this week’s episode of The Brit Pack MMA Podcast as MMA returns to full speed after something of a “gap week” last weekend. Before we mull over McGregor’s many, many options for a comeback fight, we take a look at the double-header of U.S.-based events, with bantamweights taking centre stage at both Bellator 272 and UFC on ESPN 31. We give our takes on Kyoji Horiguchi’s return to Bellator as he challenges reigning bantamweight champ Sergio Pettis, as well as break down the UFC headliner between in-form contender Rob Font and Brazilian legend Jose Aldo. We also look back at Triller Fight Club’s latest offering, Triad Combat, which offered a strange hybrid ruleset that didn’t quite pan out as one of our team expected. There’s even time to give our early reaction to the booking of British rivals Amir Khan and Kell Brook in a welterweight boxing grudge match that has probably arrived six years later than it should have done. It’s a packed, but pacy show, and it’s all yours right here! Photo credit: @AwesomeGandalf This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 Ketlen Vieira edges Miesha Tate PLUS Conor McGregor demands title shot return 25:48
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったIt’s been a quiet week in MMA, so it perhaps makes sense that one of the quiet contenders in the UFC’s women’s bantamweight division came to the fore with one of the most important wins of her career. Brazil’s Ketlen Vieira battled Miesha Tate – and, perhaps, her own confidence issues – to claim a huge decision win and cement her credentials as an elite contender at 135 pounds. But, even though she got the W against the former bantamweight champ, her performance still suggested there was more to come from her in the future. It was also a big night for former CFFC welterweight champ Sean Brady, who extended his undefeated record with a decision victory over seasoned welterweight contender Michael Chiesa in the night’s co-main event. It was a disappointing night for the two Brits on the card, though, as Joanne Wood and Davey Grant both lost out in their respective bouts against Taila Santos and Adrian Yanez, both of whom look set for contender status sooner rather than later. Away from the cage, the news cycle was sparked into life by a tweet from Conor McGregor, who stated his aim to return to the octagon in a lightweight title fight in 2022. With Sandhu away on assignment in New York, Simon flies solo this week to bring you bang up to date and offer his take on the past week’s events in a shorter-than-usual episode. Dive in here! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 UFC Fight Night 197: Holloway takes it to the Max in Vegas 43:06
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったJust when you thought the UFC had hit the ceiling for outstanding fights in 2021, Max Holloway and Yair Rodriguez collectively said, “Hold my beer,” and served up yet another Fight of the Year contender. Former featherweight champion Holloway and high-flying contender Rodriguez – who was returning from a two-year layoff – delivered a five-round firecracker of a main event at UFC Fight Night 197 at the UFC Apex as they rounded off yet another outstanding fight card at the UFC Apex. Holloway’s win all but guarantees either a huge trilogy bout with reigning champ Alexander Volkanovski, or a massive payday (most likely at 155 pounds) against former foe Conor McGregor. As options go, Max appears to be sitting pretty. As for Rodriguez, his remarkable performance on his return has left fans salivating at the prospect of his next octagon appearance, and we have a dynamite matchup in mind for his first bout of 2022. As well as recapping the events in Vegas at the weekend, we also look back at Cris Cyborg’s first-round demolition job at Bellator 271 and ponder the possibilities after Kayla Harrison was shown cageside – and directly discussed in Cyborg’s post-fight interview – in Florida. We look at the fallout following the collapse of the eagerly anticipated Leon Edwards-Jorge Masvidal bout at UFC 269 and offer the best next steps for both men. And we also take a look ahead to the main event of UFC Fight Night 198, as former women’s bantamweight champ Miesha Tate takes on Ketlen Vieira in the main event at the UFC Apex in a fight that could have massive implications for her career. Enjoy the show! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 UFC 268 recap: A huge night in the Big Apple 1:09:10
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったThe biggest card of the year delivered the biggest thrills as UFC 268 served up a night to remember at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night. The main event between Kamaru Usman and Colby Covington produced another super-competitive title fight, with Usman getting the nod on the scorecards, while Rose Namajunas did the same in her title rematch with Zhang Weill. But this was a card that delivered from top to bottom, with some incredible highlights throughout the night. The main card opened up the pay per view with a Fight of the Year contender, as Justin Gaethje outpointed Michael Chandler in a three-round thriller. And the preliminary card delivered a feast of finishes, with SIX knockouts in a row, including Chris Curtis’ crowd-pleasing wheel-kick, Ian Garry’s eye-catching octagon debut and Alex Pereira’s scary arrival as a middleweight threat. All in all, it was a big night in the Big Apple, and on this week’s episode of the show we go big as we recap a night full of high spots and hijinks. There’s also time to recap Bellator 270 in Dublin, as well as Sandhu’s trip to Las Vegas for Canelo vs. Plant, plus a quick look ahead to the upcoming UFC Fight Night card at the UFC Apex as Max Holloway welcomes Yair Rodriguez back to the octagon. Check it out here, and don’t forget to spread the word about the show! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 UFC 268: Will it be repeat or revenge at Madison Square Garden? 1:11:03
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったIn a packed year of MMA, our cup runneth over this week as we bring you an absolutely stacked episode of The Brit Pack MMA Podcast. On this week’s show, we look back at a superb event in Abu Dhabi as UFC 267 delivered stunning action, brilliant individual performances, a touch of controversy and some social media hi-jinks at cageside. We also recap the PFL’s 2021 Championship event in Hollywood, Florida before looking ahead to another huge UFC pay-per-view card, as reigning welterweight champion of the world Kamaru Usman faces off against rival Colby Covington in a hotly-anticipated title rematch at Madison Square Garden, New York. We run down the fights that matter ahead of fight night in New York, then tee up a big night of fights in Ireland, as Bellator 270 is headlined by a lightweight title clash between Peter Queally and Patricky Pitbull at the atmospheric 3Arena in Dublin. It’s a bumper edition of the show, and it’s all yours right here. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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Two titles are on the line at the top of a stacked main card as the UFC returns to “Fight Island,” Abu Dhabi for UFC 267. Topping the bill at the Etihad Arena on Saturday, October 30 is a battle for the undisputed light heavyweight title as reigning champion Jan Blachowicz looks to turn back the challenge of Brazilian veteran and former title challenger Glover Teixeira, who is making his second run at a UFC title after losing out to Jon Jones back in 2014. There’s interim bantamweight gold to be dished out in the co-main event, as former undisputed champ Petr Yan looks to grab the interim strap and cement a rematch with current champ Aljamain Sterling. But standing in his way is a man more than capable of holding championship gold himself, Cory Sandhagen. On this week’s show, we take a look at the fights that matter in Abu Dhabi as we look ahead to the UFC’s latest big-time event. We also look back at an at-times controversial UFC Fight Night 196 event as Paulo Costa and Marvin Vettori served up a classic after a turbulent fight week that enhanced Vettori’s stock, and did little to help Costa’s reputation. We also touch on the knockout performance of Fedor Emelianenko in the main event of Bellator 269 as “The Last Emperor” finished Tim Johnson in blistering fashion in front of his adoring fans in Moscow, Russia. And we look ahead to the PFL’s 2021 season finale, and ponder what could be next for the promotion’s biggest star, Kayla Harrison. It’s yet another packed show, and it’s all yours, right here. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 Fedor Emelianenko: One more title run for 'The Last Emperor?' 38:34
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったFedor Emelianenko may be on the retirement tour portion of his MMA career, but there could be one more championship left to claim before he eventually hangs up the four-ounce gloves for good. “The Last Emperor” returns to action in the main event of Bellator 269 in Moscow, Russia, with Fedor set to face current heavyweight contender Tim Johnson. It’s a fight that might not offer the biggest name opponent, but it’s one that, if Fedor is successful, could catapult him into one final shot at championship gold. Emelianenko vs. Johnson headlines in Moscow, while a pair of duelling middleweight contenders are set to go head to head at the top of the UFC’s Fight Night card the same night. Former title challengers Paulo Costa and Marvin Vettori are both desperate to get back in the cage and challenge Israel Adesanya for the title again, but fight week has already thrown a curveball into proceedings, with Costa admitting that he has arrived significantly overweight for the matchup. A catchweight bout has been agreed, but what does this mean for Costa’s future as a legitimate middleweight contender? And can Vettori, who has agreed a catchweight deal to ensure he gets to headline this weekend, still pick up the win he needs to push his championship claims once again? Simon is on hand to talk through all of the above, as well as shine a light on the British fighters set for action this weekend, as we get ready for another UFC/Bellator double-header weekend. Enjoy the show! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 Fury vs. Wilder 3 serves up a classic PLUS Masvidal vs. Edwards is ON! 40:08
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったTyson Fury proved that he isn’t just the best heavyweight in the world. “The Gypsy King” proved that he’s the best heavyweight of his era as he knocked out longtime rival Deontay Wilder in the 11th round of their epic trilogy fight in Las Vegas to retain his WBC and The Ring heavyweight world titles. One half of The Brit Pack was there, and Sandhu recaps his experience of fight night in Sin City – including the remarkable way he ended up actually watching the fight – on this week’s show. We also take a look back at the UFC Fight Night main event from last weekend as Marina Rodriguez defeated Mackenzie Dern, then swiftly called out Joanna Jedrzejczyk, before looking ahead to a double-header of UFC and Bellator action this coming weekend. But, Fury-Wilder 3 aside, the boys were most excited about the breaking news that dropped moments before they hit record, as Jorge Masvidal and Leon Edwards reportedly agreed to a blockbuster grudge match at UFC 269 on December 11. It all means there was plenty for the lads to pick over on this week’s episode, and you can check it all out, right here! Don’t forget to rate, review, and recommend us to your MMA-loving friends! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 Looking ahead to Fury-Wilder 3, PLUS Bellator 267 reaction, UFC Vegas 39 preview 47:42
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったOne of the biggest fight nights of 2021 is set to go down in Las Vegas on Saturday, October 9, and The Brit Pack will have boots on the ground in Sin City for Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder 3. Sandhu will be making the trip down from Toronto, Canada to Las Vegas, Nevada for the huge WBC heavyweight title clash as he makes his first foray into live event coverage since the start of the pandemic. Sandhu’s trip follows hot on the heels of Simon’s first such assignment, as he reported back on a big night of fights at the SSE Arena, Wembley, for Bellator 267, as Michael “Venom” Page edged a split-decision verdict in his rematch with former three-time welterweight champion Douglas Lima. On this week’s show, the pair look back at fight night in London, and cast their thoughts toward Fury-Wilder 3. There’s also time to look back at UFC Vegas 38, (including a controversial finish to the co-main event between Kevin Holland and Kyle Daukaus) and look ahead to a pivotal bout for the women’s strawweight division as Mackenzie Dern and Marina Rodriguez face of in the main event of UFC Vegas 39. Enjoy the show, and don’t forget to rate and review us! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 Alexander 'The Great' Volkanovski lives up to his name in UFC 266 instant classic 45:28
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったTo borrow the famous tagline of Australian former Formula 1 ace Mark Webber, UFC featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski showed true “Aussie grit” as he retained his undisputed title in the main event of UFC 266. Volkanovski claimed a landslide decision on the scorecards after his bout with Brian Ortega went the distance, but the 49-46, 50-45, 50-44 scorecards don’t tell the full story of the fight, as Volkanovski showed remarkable composure and determination to fight his way not one, but two deep Ortega chokes in Round 3 before proceeding to batter the challenger to a near TKO at the end of the same round. Things were much more straightforward for the other world champion on show, as Valentina Shevchenko took the opportunity to show us what most fans already know – that she’s one of the most complete mixed martial artists, male or female, on the planet. On this week’s show, we look back at the two title fights from Las Vegas and offer our take on Nick Diaz’s comeback defeat to Robbie Lawler in their main card matchup. We also look ahead to Bellator 267 as world-class MMA finally makes a return to England with a dynamite rematch between London’s own Michael “Venom” Page and the only man to defeat him, three-time former welterweight champion Douglas Lima. There’s also time to look ahead to Saturday’s UFC event at the UFC Apex, as the spectacular Johnny Walker gets his chance to gatecrash the light heavyweight title picture when he takes on former title challenger Thiago Santos. It’s another packed show, and it’s all yours, right here! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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He may be 46 years of age, but Anderson Silva showed the combat sports world that he is still more than capable of putting people away, with his clinical knockout of fellow former UFC champion Tito Ortiz the highlight of the Triller Fight Club: Legends II event last weekend. On this week’s show, we look back at the at times controversial event in Florida, as Silva and another former UFC champ, Vitor Belfort, picked up first-round wins in the co-main and main event bouts, respectively. But the fact that Belfort’s win came at the expense of a 58-year-old Evander Holyfield left a sour taste in the mouth for some. We also give our quickfire take on Conor McGregor’s latest appearance in the headlines, thanks to a flashpoint with Machine Gun Kelly at the MTV VMAs, before looking ahead to a double-header of fight nights, as the UFC and Bellator go head to head on Saturday night with light heavyweight main event bouts. UFC Fight Night 192 features a battle between former title challenger Anthony Smith and rising contender Ryan Spann, while Bellator’s headliner sees the long-awaited promotional debut of “The Soldier of God” himself, Yoel Romero. But the Cuban powerhouse faces an extremely tough task on his first trip to the Bellator cage, as he takes on former 205-pound champion Phil Davis. British fans will also be tuning in on BBC iPlayer to check out the latest chapter of Saul Rogers’ career, as “The Hangman” returns to 155 pounds for the first time since his pre-Bellator days to take on Georgi Karakhanyan, who is in form and fighting for his Bellator future in the final fight of his current contract. Check out the show, and don’t forget to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, and spread the word by giving us a shout out via your social media channels. Enjoy the show, then enjoy the fights! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 UFC Vegas 36: Paddy Pimblett arrives in style as Brits steal the show in Vegas 1:00:50
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったUFC Vegas 36 (or UFC Fight Night 191, if you prefer) was supposed to take place in London, England. But some of U.K.’s top rising stars made the UFC Apex a home away from home as they served up impressive performances in Las Vegas on Saturday night. Things may not have gone Darren Till’s way in the main event, but prior to the headline bout, we saw huge performances from Jack Shore, Molly McCann, Tom Aspinall and Paddy Pimblett, as the former Cage Warriors stars put on a show for the fans watching on TV (and the few lucky ones who managed to get inside the UFC Apex on the day). On this week’s show, we look back at the event and focus on the performances of the U.K.-based fighters in Las Vegas, offering our take on what could be next for each of them. We also debate the controversial oblique kick technique that Khalil Rountree used to great effect to score his win over London-based Lithuanian Modestas Bukauskas. Should the technique be banned, or be considered fair game in the world’s toughest sport? Enjoying our show? Don’t forget to share on social media (tag us, @TheBritPackMMA, @simonhead and @SandhuMMA) and if you could rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, that’ll be a huge help, too. We’re still trying to grow this thing and your reviews and ratings could help us be seen (and heard) by more people in the weeks and months ahead. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 Giga Chikadze makes his move PLUS Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley reaction 52:12
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったThe Brit Pack is back to recap a packed weekend of MMA action and look ahead to a pivotal event for a host of British fighters at the UFC Apex. First, we look back at the final round of PFL Playoffs, as England’s Brendan Loughnane agonisingly lost out on a place in the final via split decision to Russian contender Movlid Khaybulaev. Then we move on to the action at the UFC Apex as Giga Chikadze delivered a stellar performance to defeat veteran striker Edson Barboza and announce himself as the featherweight division’s newest contender. We also give our reaction to the previous night’s event in Cleveland, Ohio, as Jake Paul continued his unbeaten start to life as a professional boxer with a split-decision win over former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley. Should people still doubt “The Problem Child,” or should he get more respect than he’s receiving? Also, what did we make of Woodley’s performance, and subsequent pleas for a rematch? Finally, we look ahead to UFC Fight Night at the UFC Apex as England’s own Darren Till gets set to headline in a crucial bout for his middleweight title quest when he takes on the in-form Derek Brunson on a card featuring a host of Brits. It’s a packed show, and it’s all yours, right here. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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1 Gegard Mousasi shows his class at Bellator 264, while controversy reigns at the PFL Playoffs 58:42
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「あとで再生する」 「あとで再生する」 リスト 気に入り 気に入ったWith no UFC card at the weekend, the attention of the MMA-watching world was on Bellator and PFL, who went head to head with solid cards of action last Friday night. Bellator 264 saw middleweight champion Gegard Mousasi retain his 185-pound title with victory over No. 1 contender John Salter, while former welterweight champion Andrey Koreshkov marked his return to the Bellator cage with an impressive win. Bantamweight contender Raufeon Stots also had a night to remember, as he became the only man not named Petr Yan to hand Russian contender Magomed Magomedov an L. Meanwhile, there was controversy over at the PFL Playoffs, as Clay Collard was denied a place in the $1 million lightweight season final after a hotly disputed unanimous decision went the way of his opponent Raush Manfio – despite the majority of those watching scoring the fight for “Cassius.” Things were more clear cut at welterweight, however, as former champions Ray Cooper III and Magomed Magomedkerimov both picked up clear decision wins to book a titanic ex-champ vs. ex-champ battle for the 2021 170-pound crown. On this week’s show, we recap both events, and also take a look ahead to the weekend’s offerings, with Bellator, PFL and the UFC all hosting fight cards. There’s also time to discuss Dustin Poirier’s next move, as he continues to cross words with Nate Diaz on social media. Would he really rather face Diaz than challenge Charles Oliveira for the UFC lightweight title? We give our take. It’s another packed show, and it’s all yours, right here. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebritpack.substack.com…
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