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Episode 23 and we've finally got new mics! Thanks for putting up with us for the past 22 weeks, and hopefully now it'll be a bit kinder to your ears. We start the show by breaking down the blockbuster card that is UFC 214. From there, we reflect a bit and talk about our favourite UFC fighters, fights and events. On the same night as UFC214, we have Mikey Garcia taking on Adrien Broner - Luke and TK give their predictions for that. Jack leaves us at this point and Connor steps in to debate who will be the better signing - Lukaku or Morata? To conclude the show, we ask whether womens sport could ever reach the same popularity their male counterparts.

Hosted by Luke Byron and joined by Tom Kennett, Rory Ford, Jack Evans and Connor Harmer.

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Following our most successful ever episode last week, we kick off this one by tackling the Mayweather v McGregor press conferences. Once the fight is all said and done on August 26th, there's a chance that McGregor won't fight in the UFC again - if he doesn't, we debate who we feel could take his place as the new face of the UFC. We've put it off for a while, but this week we argue between ourselves as to who we feel was the best player out of Gerrard, Lampard and Scholes. To conclude the episode we reflect on more Wimbledon success for Federer, and ask if there are any other athletes who have been more dominant in their chosen fields.

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To kickstart episode 21, we recap UFC 213 and where the winners and losers can go from here. Luke interviewed Kevin Lee last week, and you can hear that on the show too. Aside from the usual Lebron/MJ debates, we answer who we feel was more valuable to the Lakers out of Kobe or Shaq. Luke & TK then give their thoughts on the Taylor/Davies fight and the WBSS. To close the show, things get hectic as we give our thoughts on the transfer activity in the Premier League so far.

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We've made it to episode 20 and to kick off the show, we discuss the Chiesa/Lee finish and give our predictions for UFC213. Next up, we debate the various situations that could occur and whether any of them should end in Arsenal selling Alexis Sanchez. Then, we go into John McEnroe's comments about Serena Williams, and whether men and women could ever compete against each other in sport. Luke & TK then break down the Pacquiao v Horn fight before looking ahead to Josh Taylor v Ohara Davies. Finally, Luke gives his thoughts on Phil Jacksons firing, TK gives his thoughts on Celtics' moves in free agency and together we give our thoughts on the trades made so far.

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Episode 19 and we kick off proceedings by going in depth and questioning why the English National team have failed to win a major trophy since 1966. Next, we debate as to whether athletes should be role models. Ahead of Pacquiao's bout with Jeff Horn this weekend, we ask where Manny ranks among the all time greats, and whether the criteria for the Boxing HOF should be reconsidered. To close the show, Luke gets Sean on the phone (now that he's taken his talents to South Beach)and we break down the results of this years NBA Draft.

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Luke and Sean give their predictions for the NBA Draft. Apologies for the poor sound quality, since Sean has taken his talents to South Beach, we've had to record this over the phone

Episode 18 and we kick off this week by tackling the monstrosity that is Mayweather v McGregor; we debate whether it's good or bad for boxing, and whether McGregor really stands a chance. Next, it's time to reflect on Ward v Kovalev, and Luke let's his feelings to be known on Andre Ward. Following that, we each talk over what we believe to be the greatest records in all of sport. To conclude the show, we think about the popularity of football (or soccer as it's called) in America and discuss how we feel it could be boosted.

Hosted by Luke Byron and joined by Tom Kennett and Connor Harmer

Episode 17 - We kick off the show by debating the best player to never win a Champions League. Following Nadal's win at Roland Garros, we go back on forth as to who is the better player between Nadal and Federer. After that, we recap the NBA Finals, and give our thoughts as to whether the MVP award should ever go to a player on the losing side. Ahead of the rematch this Saturday, Luke, Cam and TK give their predictions for Ward v Kovalev, as well as some further boxing chat. To conclude the show, Luke and TK discuss Penguins' Stanley Cup success

Hosted by Luke Byron and joined by Tom Kennett, Sean Shute, Cameron Major and Connor Harmer

Episode 16 - We've got a fiery episode for you and it all begins with the Champions League final; We recap the game and debate who will be the next British team to win the competition and Connor then takes it upon himself to explain why this win now puts Ronaldo over Messi in the history books. Following that, Troy joins us to look back at UFC 212 and where the two headliners go from there, plus the light heavyweight division is discussed. To conclude the show, we tackle the long standing debate as to who is the GOAT, between Lebron and Michael Jordan.

Hosted by Luke Byron and joined by Tom Kennett, Cam Major, Connor Harmer and Troy Weaver.

Episode 15 and a packed show for you this week. First things first, we recap the Premier League season, breaking down the positives and negatives for each of the top 7, including breakdowns of the Europa League and FA Cup finals. Next, we talk through the Champions League Final and give our predictions for the game. Following that, we recollect the Kell Brook v Errol Spence card, including George Groves and the rest of the undercard action. Moving on from boxing, we get on to the NBA Finals, including our predictions for the series. From one Finals series to the next, we give our picks for the Stanley Cup Finals between the Penguins and the Predators. To conclude the show, we predict the outcomes for the two headliners at UFC 212 and look to the fallout from Bellator London.

Hosted by Luke Byron and joined by Tom Kennett, Cam Major and a podcast debut for Connor Harmer.