Bay Area Combat Podcast

Daniel Compton and Zach Bunnell sit down with Lucas Martino for a pre fight interview live from Miami 

Daniel Compton and Zach Bunnell sit down with Coral Carnicella for a pre fight interview live from Miami 

Daniel Compton and Geoff Quarez sit down with Jon Licata fto discuss Triumphant 11 event Live in Miami 

Daniel Compton and Zach Bunnell sit down with Zolia Frausto for a pre fight interview live from Miami 

Triumphant 11 Fight Card Review with Daniel Compton, Geoff Quarez and Zach Bunell live in Miami 

Hello Fight Fans, this weeks episode features Dragon House fighters, David Solorzano & Jumah Muhammad. Jumah Muhammad will be participating in the 165 and under open division tournament May 30th. Both fighters are motivated to one day be the best in their division and have ambitions to fight in the UFC. Listen in and hear about their story, trials and tribulations and strategy for bringing the heat in the cage while keeping it civil in society. Make sure to like, subscribe and follow us on Facebook, twitter and Instagram for updates. Big show coming up May 30th, view live on the Bay Area Combat website, www.bayareacombat.com.

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Hello fight fans, today’s episode features Daniel’s long time friend and training partner Josh Coleman out of Institute of Combat.  I bet you never thought you’d be learning a new word on a Mixed Martial Arts podcast, but tune in to develop your vocabulary and for the word of the day.  Coleman has been training in Humboldt for over 10 years, he is a well rounded 205lb fighter training in kickboxing, Muay Thai and Jiu Jitsu with a record of 11-1-2.  Daniel and Coleman discuss recent UFC 261 fight card and the overplayed success of Jake Paul. Coleman is a rapper and this episode features “Pass me the shotgun” check out his Soundcloud Junoprince for more music https://soundcloud.com/user-947278648 and reach out if you are looking to produce a music video. Rest in Peace Super Kid and make sure to like and subscribe if you are looking for more fighter interviews and updates on upcoming events.  Thanks for listening.

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Intro Track: Die Criminal “Above the Grave” @diecriminalband

Bay Area Combat Podcast episode #34 with Robert Beneshan. 3-0 Amateur boxer, 1-1 amateur MMA record, Silver medalist at US Open blue belt and Gold at Allstars blue belt division in Jiu Jitsu.  Daniel sits down with training partner Robert Beneshan @rbeneshan ([email protected]) to discuss the similarities between music and martial arts.  Robert shares his experiences in martial arts, from starting in Karate and transitioning to Jiu Jitsu.  He's now a well rounded fighter and looking to get in the cage post covid.  At 35 he's a more experienced fighter and confident in his ability to defend himself against any opponent. 

In this episode we welcome back the first sound engineer of the BAC podcast and Host Daniel Compton's older brother, Carl Compton! Daniel and Carl reflect on how they were raised, their influences that made them the men they are today, and tell some embarrassing stories about their childhood experiences early on in combat sports. Carl talks about avenging Daniel's loss in a knife fighting tournament they were both in when they were younger.

We are going to have Carl back in the studio for future episodes so we wanted to let you get to know him a bit in front of the camera before he jumps back behind the scenes. If you want more Carl, just drop us a comment below and follow us on wherever you get your podcast and on all  of you social media accounts. Summer 2021 is going to be very exciting! New announcements coming soon! Stay tuned!

Bay Area Combat is back and BIGGER THAN EVER!!! This Podcast has a mind numbing 5 GUEST!!! Coach Sergio Salguera brought 4 of his most promising young fighters across a number of different disciplines to talk about what he has brewing in his gym in Antioch, CA. In order of appearance we have Julián Bridges, Rogelio Luna, Alec Acuavera, and finally Isaiah Chatman. The team talks about how they train, being a big family of like minded individuals going after the same goals, and overcoming the adversity of coming from rough beginnings they literally had to fight out of. We are so excited to bring to you this special content. We also captured another interview in the same filming session that will be coming out next week. To see that interview, and everything else, please subscribe to our YouTube Channel and give us a follow on whatever social media you use to keep you finger next to the pulse of all things BAC. BIG ANNOUNCEMENTS COMMING SOON! Stay tuned, Thanks for watching!!