The boys discuss Kieran's recent trip to Korea, the upcoming Siam Cup, a preview/breakdown of the MTL fights and Aldana's nasty cut (Yes, it's from the UFC but it has to be seen to be believed).

After an unorganised hiatus the boys are back (minus Sy) and discussing the recent Muay Thai Exhibition in Paris that Andrew was a part of and the upcoming Road to Rajadamnern card.

The boys are much more on track this weeks episode thanks to the help of the mute button. In this episode they discuss the attrition rate of fighters (at what point do fighters stop fighting, and why) and how to change your approach to attracting sponsors.

In this weeks episode the boys discuss what training, if any, should be mandatory for fight coaches and touch on a topic very close to Andrew. They also give a post-fight review on some of the MTL & Hardcore fights, and brief chat on what's to come.

Kieran and Andy get stuck in to two juicy topics for episode 8 - fight lengths and transitioning from 3 to 5 rounds, and

This time it's Andy out with the man-flu and Kieran and Sy left to themselves. The boys discuss THE 4-man to make in Australian Muay Thai, another ramble about and discuss the statement 'Phuket is on par with Bangkok for training' (you'll have to watch/listen to find out).

In episode 6 the boys breakdown the recent 1774 Promotion which included the WBC International Title between Australia's Josh McCullouch and America's Jalil Barnes, and the WBC Muay Thai World Title between Cajaiba and Kong Thailand.

The age old debate, unwrapped - does a body kick score higher than a low kick? Oh... and cupping, CBD oil and putting bands on your legs miiiiight be nonsense. Sorry.

The boys are back with a juicy episode! What are their thoughts on the recent WLF show at Lumpinee Stadium, how does the IFMA games stack up and who is winning the big world title fight between Cajaiba and Kongthailand?

The boys are back with a Rebellion recap! The return of Damien Alamos, a MASSIVE KO and was Sy actually Roberto Duran?