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This week on The Octagon Brothers:
On this episode the fellas return to close out not only 2025, but also the ESPN era for the UFC. Two titles are on the line as Merab Dvalishvili and Alexandre Pantoja look to continue their reigns atop the Bantamweight and Flyweight Divisions.
The UFC and ESPN’s relationship comes to an end at the end of 2025, but the UFC and Pay Per View’s relationship may also be at the end of the road with UFC 323. After some announcements this past week it would appear that the Pay Per View is a thing of the past as the UFC heads to Paramount Plus in January. The guys dig in to the first fight card announcement and what that entails. After that they take a long look at the final Pay Per View for ESPN which features 14 fights on Saturday night including the main even which features Merab Dvalishvili defending his Bantamweight title against for champion Petr Yan. Rising star Joshua Van gets his first shot at UFC Gold in the Co-Main event as he looks to dethrone Alexandre Pantoja in for the Flyweight Title. Things are going to get very interesting as the UFC closes the door on Pay Per Views in 2025.
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