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On the grand finale of the 2020 MMA Year in Review series, Josh Nason and Paul Fontaine discuss October through December to close things out.

On the docket: two big and differently handled UFC retirements, propaganda, and a November to not remember.

This week we discuss the return of Triple H to Raw and where he possibly disappeared to during his fight with Randy Orton?

Is Eddie Kingston a "Main Event" Player? What's the future of Richochet and others with contracts coming up?

Andrew enlightens us on what is the timeline for fans coming back.

We also, discuss the best mid-card era of all time, and if AEW can match it?

Also, we answer your viewer questions

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Enjoy part 2 of the Best of 2020 from Figure Four Online with #14-34~!

Join Andrew and Rich as they discuss the fallout from one of the biggest weeks of the year.

Including, Wrestle Kingdom discussion and the future of Jay White.

Thoughts on NXT and AEW New Years Shows, and a Bullet Club Reunion?

Also, who might be called up from NXT?

Your Viewer questions answered and more.

In the finale of the best of 2020 series, hear the top 14 moments of the year from WOR, WOL, Bryan & Vinny, and more.

The 50 best moments of 2020 from our various podcasts has arrived!

In part one of three, enjoy #35-50 featuring clips from WOR, WOL, B&V and more.

On a new Josh Nason's Punch Out, Josh and celebrity guest Paul Fontaine discuss MMA's third quarter of 2020 -- one where the UFC and MMA as a whole got back to business as usual.

From 2010 before the WWE and AEW years, Brodie Lee (Jon Huber) talks to Bryan Alvarez about his young career, working in Chikara, ROH, and EVOLVE, and a lot more.

#RIPBrodieLee

Part two of the 2020 MMA Year In Review series on JNPO is here.

Josh Nason and Paul Fontaine discuss the dead and revived UFC 249 show, the first mention of Fight Island, and the UFC's first shows during the pandemic.

We kick off the 2020 MMA Year In Review series with Paul Fontaine of F4WOnline and Fight Game Media, taking a look back at January, February and March -- aka the calm before the pandemic storm.