In this episode, we break down a massive week in MMA with huge storylines across the UFC and beyond.

We dive into Movsar Evloev’s dominant win in London and what it means for the featherweight division — is he next in line for a title shot?

We also discuss the growing noise around a potential return for Conor McGregor — is it actually happening this time, or just more hype?

Then we preview the return of Israel Adesanya at UFC Fight Night Seattle — can “The Last Stylebender” remind the world who he is?

Plus:

• Matchup chaos between Sean Strickland and Khamzat Chimaev
• The rise of Most Valuable Promotions and the buzz around the Netflix MMA card
• What’s next across multiple divisions

If you’re into fight breakdowns, bold predictions, and no-BS MMA talk — this one’s for you.

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Episode 4 is chaos in the best way.

We break down the growing tension between Eddie Hearn and Dana White — is this just promoter noise or the beginning of something bigger between boxing and MMA?

We debate who Conor McGregor realistically fights next (if he fights at all), and what the landscape now looks like after Alex Pereira vacates the belt.

We also:

• Begin to dissect UFC 327
• Preview this weekend’s UFC 326
• And give our multi bets some absolutely unnecessary confidence

If you love fight politics, matchmaking debates and questionable betting logic — this one’s for you.

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This week we sit down with Australian MMA trailblazer Elvis Sinosic.

We discuss his path into the UFC, his debut against Jeremy Horn, and what it was like facing Tito Ortiz during one of the toughest eras in light heavyweight history.

Elvis also opens up about his relationship with Dana White, experiences around Joe Rogan, and the iconic presence of Bruce Buffer inside the Octagon.

Before the interview, we break down current UFC storylines including Sean Strickland and Anthony Hernandez.

A candid look at the foundations of Australian MMA and the evolution of the sport.