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Two-time PFL Featherweight World Champion Lance Palmer explains why Khabib Nurmagomedov was so difficult to beat and why elite wrestling remains one of the most powerful foundations in MMA.

The four-time Ohio State All-American breaks down Khabib’s pressure, control and mindset, why wrestlers can dictate where fights take place, and how athletes such as Belal Muhammad use wrestling to neutralize other styles.

Palmer also looks back at college bar fights, competing inside Ohio State’s elite wrestling program, and training at Team Alpha Male alongside Urijah Faber, Cody Garbrandt and TJ Dillashaw. He shares the biggest lessons he learned from Faber and explains how years of high-level wrestling shaped his own championship MMA career.

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Anthony “Hootie” Russo recounts being housed with members of the Crips at Rikers Island and what happened when a Gambino-connected mob figure landed inside a Crip housing unit.

Hootie explains the dynamics inside the jail, how he navigated being surrounded by members of a notorious street gang, and what the experience revealed about reputation, respect, alliances, and survival behind bars.

It is a very different side of Hootie’s story: not the streets of Ozone Park or Gambino Mafia politics, but what happens when those rules collide with an entirely different gang culture inside Rikers Island.

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Chris “The Machine” Arevalos recounts entering high-security USP Big Sandy, encountering the Mexican Mafia, and being drawn into the prison-gang hierarchy that governed daily life behind the walls.

Arevalos describes learning La Eme’s prison rules, training to become a soldier, carrying out missions under orders, navigating gang-controlled areas of the prison, witnessing constant violence, and earning the nickname “The Machine.” He also discusses making money inside prison, improvised weapons, the first dead body he saw behind bars, and later encountering the Texas Mexican Mafia at another facility.

From Mexican Mafia factions and prison politics to fear, violence, loyalty, and survival, this episode gives a firsthand account of how Chris says gang power operated inside one of the federal prison system’s high-security penitentiaries.

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Two-time UFC women’s bantamweight champion Julianna Peña tells the story of Mike Tyson nearly fighting her agent at Nobu, the life advice Tyson gave her, and what it was like having him walk her out for a UFC title fight.

Peña also talks about spending time with Ric Flair, the tension surrounding The Ultimate Fighter Season 18, cast members turning against her, and Ronda Rousey confronting her at a bar. She explains how Dana White backed her, what fame inside the UFC actually feels like, and why pursuing your goals requires taking risks even when the outcome is uncertain.

From Mike Tyson and Ric Flair to Ronda Rousey and The Ultimate Fighter, Peña gives a firsthand look at the personalities, conflicts, and experiences surrounding her UFC career.

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Gene Borrello explains how he ran robbery crews with street-gang members, worked with Irish mobsters, and carried out high-risk home invasions and robberies he compares to “Mission Impossible” jobs.

The former Bonanno associate also breaks down the Mafia code of omertà, blowing through $500,000, running mixed crews, a Latin King friend who became one of his biggest street assets, where mobsters hid weapons, and the violence surrounding life in the streets.

From Italian and Irish organized crime connections to the mechanics of robbery crews, Gene gives a firsthand account of a side of New York’s underworld rarely discussed in detail.

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Matt Brown breaks down the business and brutality behind his UFC career: negotiating contracts with Dana White, going to bars with Conor McGregor, and why Robbie Lawler was the toughest opponent he ever faced.

“The Immortal” also revisits The Ultimate Fighter and lessons from Forrest Griffin and Rampage Jackson, his first meeting with Dana White, the kill-or-be-killed mindset he carried into his fight with Diego Sanchez, hard sparring and training, and what it takes mentally to fight professionally.

Brown closes by talking about bare-knuckle fighting, building businesses, why martial arts still matter, and how he defines legacy beyond the Octagon.

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Two-time PFL Featherweight World Champion Lance Palmer reveals the insane story of growing up wrestling bears years before Khabib Nurmagomedov became famous for doing it.

Palmer grew up surrounded by exotic animals including bears, tigers, wolves, lions, black leopards and alligators. He explains what it was actually like interacting with dangerous animals from childhood, wrestling bears as part of his training, and eventually taking part in real bear-wrestling exhibitions in front of crowds.

He tells stories about bear wrestling in bars, dealing with biker gangs at events, drunk spectators stepping into the ring, the rules behind wrestling a bear, women who managed to beat the bear, and how the exhibitions were legally sanctioned.

Palmer also explains how that extraordinary childhood helped shape the mentality and physicality that took him from elite wrestling to professional MMA, where he became a two-time PFL Featherweight World Champion.

Before Khabib became internationally famous for wrestling a bear as a child, Lance Palmer was already living it.

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UFC legend Matt “The Immortal” Brown reveals how a heroin overdose nearly killed him, why he entered his first MMA fight high on cocaine with no formal training, and how a life of street fights, addiction and jail ultimately led him to the UFC.

Brown tells the unbelievable story behind “The Immortal” nickname, the violent street fights of his younger years, surviving a heroin overdose, continuing to party afterward, and walking into a cage for his first fight after doing cocaine.

He also opens up about jail, his brutal upbringing, developing a kill-or-be-killed mentality, rebuilding his life through fighting, developing mental toughness through adversity, Bruce Lee’s influence on his philosophy, and the road that eventually took him into the UFC.

Matt Brown became one of the most feared and entertaining welterweights of his generation and established the UFC welterweight record for knockout victories.

This is the story of how one of MMA’s wildest beginnings became a legendary UFC career.

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UFC Hall of Famer Mark Coleman, the first UFC Heavyweight Champion and Godfather of Ground and Pound, tells the story of MMA’s wildest era: UFC 10 no-rules fights, battling Fedor Emelianenko, Mirko Cro Cop and Shogun Rua, and life inside PRIDE FC in Japan.

Coleman reveals Yakuza cash, steroid culture, $100,000 dinners, his clashes with Dana White, and the UFC 87 fight with Brock Lesnar that was officially booked before injury forced him out.

He also explains how Royce Gracie inspired his MMA career, how Hammer House was built, and what fighting multiple opponents in one night was really like.

Chris “The Machine” Arevalos continues his firsthand account of working inside a cartel-linked OxyContin operation—and explains how the operation reached far beyond street-level drug trafficking. Chris describes cartel contacts he says could get couriers through TSA, a border crossing where he says a driver was waved through by Border Patrol, corrupt officials and police officers he claims he bribed, and the escalating law-enforcement pressure that eventually brought multiple federal agencies down on him.

Chris says local and state police were pulling him over constantly while he continued moving pills and money. He recounts confronting a mayor after being targeted by local police, bribing a police officer with $2,300 during a traffic stop, hiding OxyContin outside town, changing vehicles and rendezvous locations, and refusing to stop even as he realized investigators were closing in.

The story then turns federal. Chris describes an airport interrogation surrounded by agents from the FBI, DEA, TSA, Homeland Security and IRS, being denied bond, refusing to cooperate against his cartel connections, and receiving a 60-month federal sentence. He also tells the bizarre story of locking a man who owed him money inside the trunk of his car—a case that helped push his security classification even higher.

Finally, Chris explains what happened when the U.S. Marshals put him on Con Air. He describes flying shackled in a “black box,” being transported alongside high-security prisoners, arriving at USP Big Sandy, and realizing he had been sent to a maximum-security federal penitentiary. Instead of trying to escape the yard, Chris says he chose to stay because he was still looking for new connections and new ways to make money.

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nside this episode:

• Chris’s claimed cartel connections inside TSA
• Using specific airport security lines to move couriers
• Louisville, Chicago O’Hare and Washington Dulles
• Chris’s account of being waved through at the San Diego border
• How cartel influence could reach transportation and law enforcement
• Local police repeatedly targeting Chris’s vehicles
• Chris confronting the mayor about the police pressure
• Why Chris says he constantly tried to corrupt people with money
• His account of bribing a police officer with $2,300
• Hiding OxyContin outside town to avoid getting caught with large quantities
• Eating pills during traffic stops to avoid arrest
• Six state troopers searching Chris and his girlfriend
• Switching cars and using remote rendezvous locations
• The Mexico “dummy run” that ended in an airport arrest
• FBI, DEA, TSA, Homeland Security and IRS agents surrounding Chris
• Why his case was moved from state to federal court
• Being denied bond because authorities feared cartel associates could help him
• The man Chris locked inside the trunk of his car
• Confinement and intimidation charges
• Why Chris refused to cooperate with federal investigators
• His 60-month federal sentence
• The warning Chris says he ignored before going to prison
• Being transported by the U.S. Marshals on Con Air
• What the federal prisoner “black box” restraints are really like
• High-security prisoners aboard the transport plane
• Arriving at USP Big Sandy
• Why Chris chose the maximum-security yard instead of protective housing