Stay ConnectedThis is one of the oldest podcast feeds in the sport’s history. Ran by TJ De Santis, who founded one of the first ever MMA podcasts, this feed features old archives of some of the classics on The Sherdog Radio Network. Including “Beatdown After The Bell,” “The Rewind,” “The Jordan Breen Show” and more. Plus, you’ll get new shows like “Fighting Words” with TJ De Santis and UFC lightweight fighter Chase Hooper.
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This week in “Press Row,” Jordan Breen and MMAJunkie's Ben Fowlkes discuss the newly-minted UFC interim middleweight champion Robert Whittaker, specifically the origins and details of the “Bobby Knuckles” nickname, why it appeals to fans, why “The Reaper” dislikes it, bad MMA nicknames the historical role of fans and media in christening athletes and how social media has altered this tradition.
Jordan Breen is back for another edition of the JBS on the Sherdog Radio Network. This week Breen discusses the pros and cons of media credentials in wake of the controversy at the Mayweather-McGregor press tour.
TJ De Santis returned to the Sherdog Radio Network Monday for another edition of "Beatdown." On this broadcast De Santis is joined by Brave Combat Federation's Mohammed Shahid. De Santis also shares his thoughts on this week's Invicta FC 24 card and the launch of UFC Fight Pass' "Dana White's Tuesday Night Condender's Series."
TJ De Santis and Jordan Breen returned to the Sherdog Radio Network Saturday night following the conclusion of UFC 213 for another edition of "Beatdown After The Bell." On this edition the guys recapped the card that saw Robert Whittaker defeat Yoel Romero captuer the UFC's interim middleweight championship.
Jack Encarnacao returned to the Sherdog Radio Network Friday for another roundtable discussion, This time he is joined by Sherdog.com's Jordan Breen, Connor Ruebusch, and Anthony Walker to analyze UFC 213 and "The Ultimate Fighter" Finale,
This week in “Press Row,” Jordan Breen and Sherdog Radio Network Program Director and Invicta FC play-by-play man TJ De Santis discuss the changing complexion of International Fight Week, whether or not major, seasonal UFC cards are mostly a thing of the past, the implications of the UFC's new business-oriented touring schedule and how the promotion could change its style of regional promotion.
Jordan returns to the Sherdog Radio Network for another edition of the JBS. This week, Jordan, TJ De Santis, and Anthony Walker discuss the coverage of combat sports from mainstream outlets.. The trio also take listener calls
This week, Breen and Bohn discuss the latest in “Cyborg” Cristiane Justino's fight drama, why Megan Anderson pulled out of their slated UFC 214 fight, what it means for Helena Kolesnyk and how the UFC and Bellator MMA are competing in the arms race for not just featherweight, but also flyweight women's talent.
Jordan Breen and Anthony Walker return to the Sherdog Radio Network in an adult only version of The JBS. This week Breen articulates why he'll never be a fan of Manny Pacquiao and why Bellator made a huge mistake with their free TV headliner. The pair also take listener calls.
TJ De Santis and Mike Fridley returned to the Sherdog Radio Network for a recap of UFC Fight Night and Bellator NYC. They also touch on if Fedor Emelianenko and B.J. Penn are tarnishing their legacies while continuing to compete.
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