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Episode 452: Joe Schoen to Joe Shmoe Matt Crone
On this episode the guys reunite after many weeks away to take a look at the first two UFC cards on Paramount Plus, as the new era for the UFC begins the guy’s wade into each card and look at every single matchup.
The UFC is making its debut on Paramount Plus, kicking off their new media rights deal this weekend. They will be going back-to-back with UFC 324 and UFC 325 in consecutive weekends and there is 0 additional cost to the viewer. The UFC has come a long way in getting away from the Pay Per View model, but that era has now come to an end with this new deal. The guys are going to preview both cards this week and boy do they have some banger fights on them. The UFC 324 card took a little bit of a hit with the cancelation of the coming out of retirement Amanda Nunes and Kayla Harrison being postponed due to injury, but the headline bout between Justin Gathje and Paddy Pimblett for the Interim 155lb title should for sure make up to that. The new Co-Main event is also an intriguing matchup between Sean O’Malley and Song Yadong. Then to look ahead at next weekend with UFC 325 we get Featherweight Champion Alexander Volkanovski defending his title against rising star Diego Lopes. Both cards are filled to the brim with ranked matchups and crazy talent, and the guys are ready for it after 6 weeks off from the Octagon.
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Kevin Falness is the executive producer and pre/post-game host of the NHL’s Minnesota Wild. He joined the Wild as exec producer before their inaugural season in 2000-2001. Before joining the […]
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