I’m revisiting the Raja Jackson incident to explain my take on it again. Then, my thoughts on Sean O’Malley admitting he tried to emulate Conor McGregor a little too much, and also why Suga' believes nobody can beat Khamzat Chimaev.
Also, Bo Nickal returns to wrestling this weekend for Real American Freestyle - but does fighting in the UFC give him an advantage on the mat? Plus, I’ll tell you whether I agree with Khabib Nurmagomedov’s list of the biggest threats to Islam Makhachev, and who should face Ilia Topuria next for the lightweight championship.
And finally, what actually makes Dagestani fighters so dominant?
Chapters:
- Raja Jackson incident (00:00)
- O’Malley on McGregor (10:18)
- O’Malley: No one will beat Chimaev (14:36)
- Bo Nickal at Real American Freestyle (21:02)
- Khabib's biggest threats to Makhachev (30:09)
- Who fights Topuria next? (38:31)
- Fighters from Dagestan (47:54)
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