
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


On our return for Season 2 we cover England's dismal performance at the U21 Championships, we preview the Masters at Augusta National as well as recount some major shifts in the world of combat sports.
The highlight this week was a special guest appearance from 2-time ICO World kickboxing champion 'Big Time' Brad Hennessy. We discussed AJ vs Fury, UFC 259 as well as exploring Brad's background in the sport and what it takes to become a world champion.
After a couple of weeks off we recap on the latest NFL news, explore the data analytics approach pioneered by Matthew Benham - owner of Brentford FC - and all the usual combat Sports round-up including previews of Canelo Alvarez's fight this Saturday.
We delve into the evil machinations of politics in Sport, examine the trafficking of young African footballers into Europe's richest clubs, and discuss whether an even playing field truly exists in Sport..... we have a laugh as well don't worry.
Does Tom Brady's 7th Super Bowl win put him ahead of Michael Jordan, Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Gretzky as the greatest team sportsman of all time? Will Barcelona get out of their financial troubles and does Messi leave in the summer? Are the fans set to be extorted on the pay-per-view price on the biggest British fight in history between Fury and Joshua?
In week 4 we talk about head trauma in athletes, the January transfer window, Chelsea's recruitment policy and the usual combat sports round-up. Bissett moans about Birmingham City and we preview Superbowl 55 this coming Sunday.
On this week's episode we touch upon Frank Lampard's surprise sacking, and the emergence of new head coach Thomas Tuchel at Chelsea. We delve into the pedigree of German coaches in Europe and round-up the midweek big events in the EPL. Jim gives us the low-down on Mcgregor's shock defeat to Justin Poirier and we reflect on last Sundays' NFL Championship games in anticipation of the Superbowl on February 7th.
This week we marvel at Leicester's recruitment policy, wonder about Lampard's future at Chelsea, preview the coming weekend's NFL matchups, and give our usual combat sports round-up.
From the publisher's feed