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We had a very fun and entertaining breakdown with Stephane Cappellini of the UFC Fight Night Edgar vs Munhoz. Stephane always has great takes and insight into the UFC cards.
This was a shortened fight card with only 9 fights but featured the biggest upset in UFC history according to the oddsmakers plus a lot of great action. The main event lived up to its billing as the Bantamweight debut of future hall of famer Frankie "The Answer " Edgar who won a split decision over # 5 ranked Bantamweight Pedro Munhoz. Pedro had a good game plan early as he employed relentless calf kicks and very hard punches. Edgar eventually just landed many more punches in bunches as his combos were non stop. Edgar the former lightweight champ was now into his third different weight class and still has the great footwork. There are really a select few that have won in three different UFC weight classes like Conor McGregor, Anthony Pettis, Vitor Belfort, Diego Sanchez Kenny Florian and a few others. This fight received fight of the night and the UFC handed 50K to each of the fighters on top of their purse.
We broke down almost every fight on the card higlighted by Shana Dobson beating highly touted Mariya Agipova and when her hand was raised it culminated in the biggest upset in UFC history. Agipova had a spectacular performance against Hannah Cifers on June 13th winning by submission and raising her record to 9-1. Shana Dobson came into this fight with a losing 3-4 record but turned the tables on Agipova in the second round and was given a TKO victory at 1:38. Dobson changed her life with a 50K bonus cheque and a UFC contract.
The fight between Daniel Rogriguez and Dwight Grant ended up being one of the rounds of the year candidates. "The Body Snatcher" Grant had "D- Rod" in all sorts of trouble early and the referee almost stopped this fight on a few occasions. Rodriguez rebounded and KO grant in amazing fashion at 2:24 of the first round. Go and watch that fight online you will be glad that you did. It reminded us of the Pat Barry vs Cheick Kongo incredible comeback victory from years ago.
The other highlighted fight was another incredible comeback scrap as Trevin Jones got a unlikely knockout of Timur Valiev the fighter from Dagestan. Jones heard about the fight with three days notice and came in for his debut. Valiev dominated the first round and it looked badly one sided. In the second round Jones hit him with a devastating check left hook and knocked him down he quickly jumped on him and pounded him until the ref pulled him off. Jones was the other 50 K bonus winner and said look out when he has a proper and full camp.
This was a fun card and breakdown.
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This is a great preview of the Fedex Cup Playoffs at TPC Boston for the Northern Trust Open.
Casey brings a great perspective to these PGA previews as always. We are very excited that the playoffs are finally here and the top 125 for the year are going to tee it up starting Thursday. Tiger Woods is back and is a big focal point as usual. Justin Thomas is leading the Fedex Cup standings and is trying to win be the consensus player of the year. Another golfer who has a real shot at the top position is Collin Morikawa who won the years only major tournament at the PGA Championship at Harding Park in San Francisco. There are so many stories and great opportunities for players to emerge and change their life and career. Brooks Koepka was a late scratch because of lingering knee and hip injuries that he has been dealing with and he will be missed by some.
The top 70 of this tournament will make next weeks BMW Championship. The following week at East lake only the top 30 will make the Tour Championship with the possibility of cashing the $15 Million dollar cheque!
The Playoffs are here and we are soooooo excited to see the golf this weekend. Enjoy the preview and the golf ahead. Go onto DraftKings and pick some lineups it makes it a lot of fun to cheer on the guys that you pick.
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Well the playoff matchups in the NBA have all been decided and so we brought Jason Cameron in to help us with a playoff preview.
The NBA restart after the pandemic hiatus was a thoroughly entertaining 8 game preview for the playoffs.
We spent some time discussing every series and gave some predictions on the outcome.
The West has much more intriguing matchups and we went into detail discussing them to begin with.
LA Lakers VS Portland Trailblazers
LA Clippers VS Dallas Mavericks
Denver Nuggets VS Utah Jazz
Houston Rockets VS OKC Thunder
The Eastern conference series are as follows
Milwaukee Bucks VS Orlando Magic
Toronto Raptors VS Brooklyn Nets
Boston Celtics VS Philadelphia 76ers
Indiana Pacers VS Miami Heat
Enjoy the discussion, predictions and breakdown.
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This a a really great breakdown of UFC 252 Miocic vs Cormier for the Heavyweight Championship of the World.
This was a highly anticipated trilogy battle as both have one win over the other. The winner gets the title belt but also considered the baddest man on the planet which is a coveted title. It turned out to be a full 25 minute war and Stipe Miocic got his hand raised wining a unanimous decision. Stipe now also will be considered the G.O.A.T. (greatest of all time) heavyweight champion.
Daniel Cormier will not have his fairytale ending to his career. He didn't announce his retirement but will make it offical quite soon most people expect. He had a great career just not the ending he and his fans were hoping for. The fight had to endure an unfortunate eye poke that Daniel Cormier said blinded him. He went to the hospital following the fight to get the eye checked and was told he had a torn cornea. The other two wars these two had with each other also were disrupted with eye pokes. One of the main reason why this third fight was a bit delayed was because Stipe had to go through eye surgery to repair a torn retina. Stipe looked great as he sported a slimmed down sleeker body and great game plan.
The fight card had a lot of great battles and was really fun to watch and almost as fun to breakdown.
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This is a great conversation with Dale Cory discussing the years first golfing major the PGA Championship from this past weekend.
Collin Morikawa etched his name into the history books and beat the best field of the year to win his first major! This was a incredibly deep field with so many guys near the top of the leaderboard with an opportunity to win late into the final round. Morikawa with an eagle on the 16th hole when he drove the green on the par four was able to finally separate himself from the pack. He played incredible golf on the weekend with a 65 and a 64 to win by two shots at 13 under par.
It was strange seeing a major with no fans and it diminished the electricity and some of the excitement. Most golf fans are hoping that there won't be many more majors played without a crowd.
Paul Casey and Dustin Johnson finished two shots back of the winner at - 11 under par and played great golf just not good enough to hoist the trophy. There was a five way tie for 4th place featuring Jason Day, Bryson Dechambeau, Tony Finau, Scottie Scheffler and Matthew Wolff all at 10 under par. Tiger Woods struggled with his game at times but played solid golf on Sunday to move up 22 places on the leaderboard and tied for 37th at 1 under par shooting a 3 under 67 on the final day.
It was a great tournament with a lot of great play and drama. We loved it! Enjoy the breakdown it really turned out to be a lot of fun!
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Well the qualifying round of the playoffs has just ended so we invited Dale Cory to do a breakdown with us.
We also did a great in depth preview of the upcoming Stanley Cup playoff round of 16. This is such a great conversation about hockey that we really enjoyed ourselves and brought a lot to the table. If you are a fan of hockey you really should put this into your schedule and spend an hour with us!
This is the first day off since the restart happened and it gave us a lot of time to reflect on what occured in an unprecedented round of qualifying. The matchups have been decided and so we spent a good time on each series with a preview breakdown.
We of course talked at length about the Vancouver vs St Louis series and we both think the Canucks have a legitimate shot at advancing past this opponent. The Blues are the defending Stanley Cup Champions but have not looked great in this restart and could be beatable. All of the series seem to be a bit of a toss up in this new bubble world.
The other Western Conference matchups are
Las Vegas VS Chicago
Colorado VS Phoenix
Dallas VS Calgary
The Eastern Conference series are as follows
Philadelphia VS Montreal
Tampa Bay VS Columbus
Washington VS New York Islanders
Boston VS Carolina
We covered them all and had a lot of takes and predictions.
The draft lottery second round happened while we were on the air and it was announced that the New York Rangers had won. This was definitely not the most popular or unpopular outcome but probably a great result for Alexis Lafreniere. He is the consensus # 1 pick as he has shone and been a star at the junior level. He has won the MVP of QMJHL 2 years in a row and the only player to ever do that is Sidney Crosby. He scored 35 goals and recorded 112 points in 52 games this past year. He also was the MVP of the World Junior Championships held in the Czech Republic scoring 4 goals and 6 assists for 10 points in six games. He led Team Canada to a gold medal in the tournament. Most everyone rejoiced that it at least wasn't Edmonton that won this lottery as they have won it four times before and it hasn't led to much success.
Enjoy the conversation about some great hockey we have witnessed these past weeks. The playoffs are shaping up to be such a blast to watch and we are excited that the real Stanley Cup playoffs are here.
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This was another great episode that was just a great back and forth conversation on the Derrick Lewis and Aleksei Oleinik fight card. The Black Beast proved how big and powerful he still is and got a huge Knockout win early in the second round. Oleinik was able to get Lewis to the ground in the first round and worked on many submissions attempts but the Beast survived the opening five minutes. In his corner Lewis got an earful telling him they wanted no more grappling and there really wasn't anymore as the fight was done after 21 seconds. Derrick came out he threw a flying knee into the body of Oleinik and then landed a big right hand that knocked him down. He pounced on him and started an onslaught of heavy right hands that eventually forced Herb Dean to call off the fight. This should keep Lewis in the conversation for a huge fight if not a title shot once Daniel Cormier and Stipe Miocic complete their trilogy fight next Saturday.
We then brokedown the card fight by fight with great coverage. It is always such a pleasure to hear the analysis of Jason as he has such an attention to detail.
Please watch and listen and it was a really fun and thought provoking discussion!
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We got into a great conversation with Dale Cory to breakdown the first couple of weeks in MLB.
Baseball has taken a ton of criticism this year for their failed negotiations on getting a season going. The league lately has has had complaints levied against them because of their decision to not put their teams into a hub city bubble. The season got underway and within a few games there were a lot of positive Covid19 test results. The team that was hit the hardest was the Florida Marlins who had 21 members of their team test positive. This led baseball to postpone a slew of games to try to stop the outbreak. Florida had to scramble to get replacement players and the motley crew has compiled a 5 and 1 record to put them atop the NL East division. Derek Jeter the CEO and part owner has worked some magic and then trusted Don Mattingly his manager to do his best to win some ball games. Dale is a life long Mets fan and his team has struggled to find some consistency in the same division. The other story out of the NL East was the season ending injury to Braves pitcher Mike Soroka the Canadian ace. He tore his achilles tendon trying to field ball as he ran off the pitchers mound. We sure hope that he can recover swiftly.
We brokedown the Jays who have also struggled to find consistency and wins. The Yankees are 9 and 2 to have a huge lead in the AL East. Our discussion turned to theother top teams in the league! The Cubs have won 6 in a row and sit comfortably atop of the NL Central at 10-2 the Twins have the same 10 and 2 record and are on top of the AL Central. Oakland has won five in a row to put them on top of the AL West. To round it out in the NL West The Rockies are percentage points ahead of the Dodgers for the top of the division.
It was not really as in depth as we will probably do in other podcasts because of the other sports taking the spotlight from baseball currently. It was a fun discussion though and we recommend that you watch! Enjoy the conversation
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Check out our really fun conversation with Dale Cory discussing the PGA Championship.
The years first major ends up being the 102nd PGA Championship from Harding Park in San Francisco. One of the main focus points of this tournament heading in was Brooks Koepka the two time defending champ. He shot a four under par opening round standing in a huge log jam one shot back of the leaders Jason Day and Brendon Todd. There were nine players at 4 under 66 just a shot behind. Sitting at three under par 67 were 8 players after the first round. So if you do the math that is 17 players within two shots of the leaders!
The biggest featured group on Thursday was Tiger Woods matched up with newly crowned world number 1 Justin Thomas and world Number 3 Rory McIlroy. Tiger played a pretty solid opening round and managed a 2 under 68 and is tied for 20th. Rory shot an even par 70 and sits in a tie for 48th JT struggled with two double bogeys and shot a one over par and sits in a tie for 68th.
This is a fun tournament to watch and what about to play? Well we can try and ask some of the 20 club pros that qualified for this years tournament. Lets hope a bunch of them make the cut and we have a chance to see a cinderella story! I hope that we get a chance to speak to at least one of them on an upcoming podcast.
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We invited Dale Cory into a conversation on Junior Hockey to discuss many aspects and started with the new schedules they have been releasing. It was a great discussion and we are excited that the return of the lifeblood of most communities in this country is returning!
There was a lot of talk about the Penticton Vees who have won 9 straight Interior division titles and their dominance in the BCHL. This team featured 5 sons of former NHL players last season. Please watch to get details!
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