Gordon Ryan might be the greatest grappler of all time, but he’s no longer the current No. 1. On today's episode, I'll tell you who is. Then, Khabib Nurmagomedov says Islam Makhachev will face Jack Della Maddalena at UFC 322 in Madison Square Garden, and I’ve got some thoughts on that matchup. Plus, Conor McGregor needs to stop shadowboxing every time he sees a camera.
Later, my take on Jake Paul threatening legal action against those claiming his fights are fixed, and my reaction to Brock Lesnar’s WWE return at SummerSlam. And most importantly, a story from my 30-year high school reunion this past weekend.
Chapters:
- Gordon Ryan’s supremacy is over (00:00)
- Khabib: JDM vs. Makhachev at UFC 322 (09:47)
- McGregor needs to stop shadowboxing (16:06)
- Jake Paul's legal battles (21:53)
- SummerSlam: Brock Lesnar’s return (31:02)
- Story from high school reunion (40:38)
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