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Jordan Breen and Greg Savage were back Monday on the Sherdog Radio Network with another edition of "Cheap Seats." This time the guys recap UFC 198 which saw big wins by Cristiane Justino, Demian Maia, and newly crowned UFC champion Stipe Miocic.
TJ De Santis and Jordan Breen returned to the Sherdog Radio Network Saturday evening following the conclusion of UFC 198. The guys recapped the event that saw Stipe Miocic defeat Fabricio Werdum for the UFC heavyweight championship.
The UFC touches down for the first time Saturday in the storied fight city of Curitiba for its biggest Brazilian card to date, as UFC 198 looks to pack a 45,000-seat soccer stadium for Fabricio Werdum's first heavyweight title defense, Cristiane "Cyborg" Justino's UFC debut, and what could be last stands for all-time greats like Vitor Belfort, Mauricio "Shogun" Rua, and Antonio Rogerio Nogueira.
Host Jack Encarnacao welcomes a panel of Sherdog.com's Jordan Breen, MMAFighting.com's Luke Thomas, and pioneering Brazilian MMA journalist Marcelo Alonso for a full breakdown of Saturday's offering, from the first prelim to the main event.
Find out which panelist likes Shogun to pull off a Cinderella moment against Corey Anderson, as well as different ways the panel expects the important bantamweight tilt between John Lineker and Rob Font to play out. The panel also charts Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza's positioning in his middleweight tilt against Belfort, and spends some time assessing Belfort's strange, remarkable career.
Plus, full context on what the city of Curitiba means to Brazilian MMA, and discussion of whether UFC 198 contains the best jiu-jitsu talent of any UFC card ever, as well as assessments of where Werdum stands in the pantheon of great heavyweights stepping in to his title defense against Stipe Miocic.
There's no better way to get situated ahead of UFC 198 than taking in the latest SRN Roundtable, available for download here.
Host Jack Encarnacao welcomes a panel of Sherdog.com's Jordan Breen, MMAFighting.com's Luke Thomas, and pioneering Brazilian MMA journalist Marcelo Alonso for a full breakdown of Saturday's UFC 198 preliminaries.
Yves Edwards is back in "The Neutral Corner" chatting with UFC lightweight fighter Dustin Poirier ahead of his showdown with Bobby Green.
Jordan Breen and Greg Savage returned to the Sherdog Radio Network Wednesday to discuss the latest rumor that the UFC is in advanced stages to sell for a potential $3.5-4 billion dollars.
TJ De Santis was solo on this edition of "TJ and The Tooth" due to Skype issues that plagued the internet Tuesday. Nevertheless he was joined by Invicta FC president Shannon Knapp who recapped Saturday night's Invicta FC 17 card.
Jordan Breen and Greg Savage returned to the Sherdog Radio Network Monday for another edition of "Cheap Seats." On this edition of the show Breen and Savage share their thoughts on the weekend that saw MMA cards from the UFC, Invicta Fighting Championships, and ONE Championship. They also talk to the listeners who share their thoughts on a variety of topics.
Breen and Savage were back up in "the bleeds" Wednesday on the Sherdog Radio Network. On this episode of "Cheap Seats" the guys discuss this weekend's UFC card in Rotterdam, Invicta FC 17, and they take listener calls.
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