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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TJ De Santis and Caleb Quinn broadcasted live from Las Vegas Saturday night following UFC 205. The "MMA Evolution" crew shared their thoughts on the card that saw Conor McGregor become the lightweight champion when he defeated Eddie Alvarez. It's "Beatdown After The Bell" on the Sherdog Radio Network.
The most anticipated card in the UFC’s history takes place tomorrow night as the Octagon finally takes center stage in the Empire State and New York’s Madison Square Garden. Jack Encarnacao sets the table for an historic night where the UFC’s lightweight, welterweight, and strawweight titles will all be on the line. Joining him to break down the card that features Eddie Alvarez defending his 155-pound title against Conor McGregor is long time New York based MMA journalist Jim Genia, Sherdog.com’s Connor Ruebusch, and professional MMA handicapper Luca Fury.
Anthony Walker and Jules Cowen were back on the Sherdog Radio Network Wednesday for another edition of "Fight Knights." On this broadcast the guys share their picks for UFC 205 and take listener calls.
TJ De Santis was live on the Sherdog Radio Network Wednesday for a quick edition of "Beatdown." On this broadcast he tackles the UFC welterweight title bout between Tyron Woodley and Stephen Thompson. He also takes listener calls which cover a wide range of topics.
TJ De Santis was joined by Tachi Palace Fights bantamweight champion Cody Gibson on Monday's edition of "Beatdown." "The Renegade" discusses his latest victory where he defended his bantamweight title for the first time against Kyle Reyes. Gibson also discusses his goals in mixed martial arts and how he plans on achieving them.
De Santis also recaps EBI 9: The Light-Heavyweights, and shares his thoughts on this weekend's UFC 205 card and gives his pick for the main event between lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez and featherweight king Conor McGregor.
TJ De Santis and co-host Caleb Quinn returned tot he Sherdog Radio Network Sunday for another edition of "MMA Evolution." On this episode the guys chat with former UFC title challenger and "The Ultimate Fighter" Season 2 winner Joe Stevenson. They also discuss this evenings Eddie Bravo Invitational and Saturday night's UFC 205 card.
Jordan Breen returned to the Sherdog Radio Network Wednesday for another edition of “The Jordan Breen Show,” looking ahead to the UFC headed to Mexico this weekend, taking listener calls and breaking down the high-stakes lightweight main event between Rafael dos Anjos and Tony Ferguson, sizing up Ronda Rousey's recent appearance on “Ellen” and forecasting the lightweight division's future. And, as is customary, Breen and producer Lindsey Kay Floyd also trade stories of recent physical injury and infirmity.
TJ De Santis goes in to the vault on this edition of "Beatdown." In a taped interview De Santis and Sherdog.com founder Jeff Sherwood were joined by one of the original founders of the UFC Art Davie.
The "Fight Knights" were live Wednesday evening on the Sherdog Radio Network. Anthony Walker and Jules Cohen were joined by UFC flyweight contender Ian McCall ahead of his Nov. 18 bout with Neil Seery. They also discuss the latest in MMA news, the call out of Georges St. Pierre by middleweight champion Michael Bisping, and the revelation that Jordan Parsons was posthumously diagnosed with C.T.E.
This week in “Press Row,” Jordan Breen and MMAJunkie and USA Today's Mike Bohn discuss the injuries to Gunnar Nelson and James Krause, the 32nd and 33rd main or co-main event changes for the UFC in 2016, why injuries are not the only factor in modern UFC main event shake-ups, how Michael Bisping became the benefactor of headliner changes and how main event switches have helped cripple Demetrious Johnson.
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