"The Voice of the UFC" Mike Goldberg joins Bob and Danny on FIGHT! Mike's been with the UFC since 1997, so he gives his unique perspective on how far the organization has come, where he thinks it's going, and what female MMA bouts have to do with golf.

Also: Why are female fights so good? With Cyborg Santos struggling to drop weight, will we ever see that Rousey/Santos card? And is Chael Sonnen the best smack-talker in the game? (This episode is brought to you by dorksfrombrazil.com - password not required.)

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Lots of The Ultimate Fighter talk this week on FIGHT! Danny attempts to have a phone conversation with Henry Cejudo in the middle of "The Messenger's" lunch order, but we eventually hear the fighter's thoughts on his new role as coach, his gracious loss to Demetrius Johnson, and what his plans are moving forward.

Also on the show: The people watching is great at Venice Beach. How much does Bob hate Kanye West? Is Chael Sonnen the best talker in MMA? And apparently Joseph Benavidez smells like genitals...?

Urijah Faber joins Danny O'Neil and Bob Stelton on FIGHT! in anticipation of his upcoming bout with Jimmy Rivera at UFC 203 this weekend. The guys discuss how Faber has changed his style to sustain his long MMA career, the toughness it takes to last in the sport, and neck tattoos. Also, who are the best non-champion fighters in the UFC? What makes the UFC different in that the heavyweight fighters don't carry the sport?

Long-reigning flyweight champ Demtrious "Mighty Mouse" Johnson joins Danny O'Neil and Bob Stelton in this episode of FIGHT! He discusses the challenges of staying on top, what it would take for him to move up a weight class to challenge for another belt, and this season of Ultimate Fighter, the champion of which will be his next opponent. Also, can he sing?! Danny and Bob talk about the match-ups they would most want to see next and how the UFC is schooling the sport of boxing when it comes to creating competitive bouts and taking care of their fighters.

In the wake of the Diaz-McGregor fight at UFC 202, Nate Diaz says the dog ate his homework. Bob Stelton and Danny O'Neil aren't buying it and break down the whole match in this episode of FIGHT! The guys Get In The Cage with Carlos Condit, who made a tough decision not to retire. They preview his upcoming fight with Demian Maia and find out the secrets of a successful pre-match death stare.

Get your bottle-throwing arms ready! This week on FIGHT! Bob and Danny look back at yesterday's chaotic press conference and ahead at Saturday's UFC 202 with Anthony "Rumble" Johnson. Bob lays out what each fighter, McGregor & Diaz, will have to do to beat the other in what might be the greatest remach in UFC history, while Danny places the over/under on how many "birds" Nate will flip in the octagon.

Bob and Danny break out their best fighter impressions as they look ahead to Diaz v McGregor at next weekend's UFC 202. How important is a fighter's persona? The fellas talk to heavyweight Anthony Hamilton fresh off his 14-second KO win in UFC 201, the 2nd fastest stoppage in UFC heavyweight history. See why he's "the nicest freight train you'll ever get run over by" on this week's FIGHT!

Bob walks us through what it's like to get knocked unconscious, Danny insults the English, and both guys (kinda) talk with fight pioneer and UFC Hall of Famer Bas Rutten this week on FIGHT!

What an interview! Ben Fodor was candid, insightful, funny, and controversial. This week on FIGHT!, we learn why he'll never speak to his brother again if he loses their upcoming World Series of Fighting bout, why he never likes to lose - at ANYTHING, and the major role being a 4-time national bowling champion played in his development as a fighter. We even get the origin story of his real-life superhero persona Phoenix Jones, including some hilarious early missteps!

Former UFC Heavyweight Champion Josh Barnett joins Bob and Danny on the premier episode of FIGHT! to tell us what the sale of the UFC means both for the future of fighters and the organization as a whole. They also get into PEDs, coming up today vs. 20 years ago, and things Nancy Reagan looks like.

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