(00:00) Intro

(08:05) Fight Card recap

(46:15) My issue with UFC Freedom 250

(55:28) Second Warning

Quick note: This episode takes a tone shift around minute 46 . You've been warned.

CC the Goat and Big Corbin review UFC Freedom 250’s White House outdoor presentation (rain delays, Oval Office walkouts, jets, festival crowd), rating it highly but noting ads mid-title fight. They recap an all-finishes card: Diego Lopez TKO’s Steve Garcia, Bo Nickal stops Kyle Daukaus, Mauricio Ruffy dominates Michael Chandler, Josh Hokit beats Derrick Lewis, Sean O’Malley stops Aamin Sahabi, and Ciryl Gane beats a heavier Alex Pereira. In the main event, Justin Gaethje upsets Ilia Topuria for the belt after a debated doctor check, sealing it with a body shot. They then criticize the event’s politics, claimed taxpayer costs, UFC/TKO’s Trump ties, and condemn Hokit’s post-fight remark about Michelle Obama, before briefly discussing EA UFC 6 roster/gameplay.

Christopher “Cece DaGoat,” Corbin, and Regis return from a hiatus to preview WrestleMania 42 (April 18–19 in Las Vegas), noting the event moved from New Orleans amid ticket-sale talk and criticizing this year’s weaker “road to WrestleMania,” celebrity use, and uneven storytelling. They highlight and predict key matches, including Oba Femi vs. Brock Lesnar (want Oba to win), Rhea Ripley vs. Jade Cargill (they expect Jade to retain and discuss Bianca Belair possibly appearing), and Stephanie Vaquer vs. Liv Morgan (debating the winner and Judgment Day fallout). They also discuss Trick Williams’ rise, Sami Zayn needing a heel turn, mixed feelings on CM Punk vs. Roman Reigns, ticket price complaints, and praise AAA as a hot weekly show, especially El Grande Americano vs. the “real” El Grande Americano.

CC DaGoat and Corbin return to break down the newly announced UFC “Freedom 250” White House card on June 14, noting it lines up with Donald Trump’s birthday and calling the lineup good but underwhelming compared to the hype. They criticize UFC/TKO for overselling events, high ticket prices, and Dana White’s public messaging around fighter negotiations, then touch on the heavyweight title mess and talk around Jon Jones. They mention chatter that Ilia Topuria was offered Islam or Gaethje before Islam’s hand injury led to Gaethje getting the fight. They also react to Jake Paul/MVP Promotions putting together an MMA card featuring Ronda Rousey vs Gina Carano and Francis Ngannou, and they encourage fans to support local and regional promotions.

Carolina Combat Crew: 2025 Recap and 2026 PlansIn this comeback episode of Carolina Combat Crew, host CCdaGoat reflects on the past year, highlighting his work with AI, attendance at WWE and NXT events, and involvement in women's basketball. He discusses the challenges and positives of 2025 and shares plans for a more consistent podcasting schedule in 2026, including new segments on AI projects, rewatch reviews of TV shows like Atlanta, and gaming content. Emphasizing gratitude, he looks forward to an exciting new year with a refreshed mindset.00:00 Welcome Back to Carolina Combat Crew01:03 Reflecting on a Year of Podcasting01:49 Holiday Greetings and Reflections03:59 Year in Review: Personal and Professional Highlights05:57 Exploring the Impact of AI11:39 Wrestling Adventures: WWE and NXT Events23:27 Reflecting on Wrestling Events24:41 Women's Basketball Highlights30:09 Memorable Trips and Experiences30:54 Year-End Reflections and Gratitude34:12 Plans and Goals for 202639:26 Content Creation and Future Projects42:00 Final Thoughts and Farewell

Hosts CC the Goat and Corbin discuss UFC Paris, highlighting French fighter successes and notable matches. They cover Paul Craig's retirement, upcoming fights like UFC Noche's Diego Lopez vs. Gian Silva, and UFC's new Paramount Plus deal. The episode concludes with a brief discussion on the Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford boxing match.

In this episode of the Carolina Combat Crew, host CCDaGoat discusses the upcoming changes in combat sports broadcasting deals. The episode covers WWE's deal with ESPN, transitioning WWE content to a new ESPN streaming platform starting in 2026, likely costing fans $30 a month. It also delves into UFC's major deal with Paramount, moving away from the traditional pay-per-view model, with a seven-year, $7.7 billion deal starting in 2026. The discussion extends to the potential impact on viewers and fighters, as well as media mergers and industry trends, including the use of AI for cost-cutting. Chris contemplates how these changes will affect the way fans consume combat sports content and hints at future episodes exploring related topics.

In this episode of the Carolina Combat Crew, host Chris, joins co-hosts Regis and Corbin to dissect the eventful SummerSlam weekend. The crew discusses key matches, including Seth Rollins' surprising cash-in to take the title from CM Punk, Naomi's heel tactics to retain her title in a triple threat match, and Dominick Mysterio's tribute to Eddie Guerrero in his bout against AJ Styles. While the gang agrees on the excellent wrestling moments, they express concerns over long-term storyline planning and the use of celebrity guest appearances like Jelly Roll. The episode also covers John Cena's surprising heel turn reversal and Brock Lesnar's unexpected return, capping off a whirlwind of SummerSlam action. Other topics touched on include the future of the WWE's women's division and potential storyline trajectories heading into the rest of the year.

In this episode of the Carolina Combat Crew, hosts Chris, Regis, and Corbin recap an action-packed wrestling weekend in Atlanta. They provide an in-depth discussion on the 'Saturday Night Main Event' and 'Evolution' events, featuring matches like Goldberg vs. Gunther, Naomi's Money in the Bank cash-in, and Becky Lynch's triple threat match. They reflect on standout moments such as Goldberg's retirement, the anticipation around Seth Rollins' injury, and notable appearances by legends like Trish Stratus. The episode concludes with thoughts on the vibe and experience of attending live WWE events, comparing it with UFC, and analyzing future prospects for wrestlers like Jade Cargill, Bianca Belair, and many more. The hosts also give a quick review of Monday night RAW and hint at future discussions on the WWE universe.

Hosts Chris and Corbin recap their experience attending UFC Atlanta on June 14th, sharing their journey from Carolina and thoughts on the event. They discuss the main fight between Kamaru Usman and Joaquin Buckley, analyzing Usman's dominant performance and Buckley's struggles. They reflect on the atmosphere and the venue, State Farm Arena, comparing it favorably to others like Spectrum Center in Charlotte. The duo also talks about interactions with fellow attendees and the overall excitement of the event. They critique the night as being somewhat underwhelming due to all main card fights going to decision, leaving them unable to fully enjoy Atlanta's nightlife afterward. Highlights include standout performances, discussions on future matchups, and a shoutout to Father's Day.

In this episode of the Carolina Combat Crew, host Chris, aka CC DaGoat, and his co-hosts Regis and Corbin, dive into the latest happenings in the world of wrestling. The crew starts with banter and updates on their day before diving into a discussion about the Saturday Night Main Event. They highlight the main matches, including Jey Uso vs. Logan Paul for the World Heavyweight Championship, John Cena vs. R-Truth, and a steel cage match between Damian Priest and Drew McIntyre. They also reflect on a recent live event in Greenville, SC, sharing personal experiences and reactions from the crowd. The episode wraps up with predictions for the upcoming matches and a brief mention of NXT Battleground, including potential outcomes and key wrestlers to watch. Throughout the episode, the hosts express excitement, share insights, and engage in lively discussions about wrestling storylines and character developments.