On this episode of The Fight Figures Podcast, we take a look at this weekend's pretty mid UFC event, before dissecting UFC 282 (but mainly just Adesanya vs. Pereira and Chandler vs. Poirier tbh).

On this episode of The Fight Figures Podcast, we explore how Charles Oliveira and Islam Makhachev combine to form one of the best lightweight championship matchups of recent times, discuss Aljamain Sterling's sudden affinity for the misogynistic, and talk about how Sean O'Malley could pick up the W just by virtue of throwing a lot of volume in a three round fight.

On this episode of the Fight Figures Podcast, we take a look back at Demetrious Johnson's winning performance versus Adriano Moraes at One Championship's debut event on Amazon Prime, and extensively preview exactly why the odds should be a little closer than they are for Ciryl Gane vs. Tai Tuivasa. Also, we talk shit about Jorge Masvidal and his dumb opinions.

On this episode of the Fight Figures podcast, we lament the retirement of our dearly departed daddy, Luke Rockhold, before holding a funeral for Kamaru Usman. We also briefly stumble through a preview for One on Prime Video 1, and talk for a surprising amount of time about Anthony Joshua vs. Oleksandr Usyk 2, given I didn't remember to talk about it until the final five minutes lol.

On this episode of the Fight Figures podcast, we explore the past few weeks of fights since I decided to disappear for most of the past month, and talk about UFC 278. Mostly, we just ramble about how amped for Rockhold vs. Costa we are. Also, fighter pay; because why not?

On this episode of the Fight Figures podcast, we explore how this installment in the UFC London saga slightly disappointed, how Reinier De Ridder needs better camera angles to fully understand his genius, and talk about how Brandon Moreno vs. Kai Kara-France 2 should be an absolute slapper this coming weekend.

On this episode of the Fight Figures podcast, we explore why people bagging Israel Adesanya for his performance at UFC 276 are being a little critical, how Alexander Volkanovski separated himself from Max Holloway in their third outing, and how Rafael Fiziev vs. Rafael dos Anjos is a really difficult fight to pick.

On this episode, we preview UFC 276, headlined by Israel Adesanya's defence of his UFC Middlelweight Championship against Jared Cannonier, and Alexander Volkanovski's triology fight with fellow featherweight great, Max Holloway.

On this episode of the Fight Figures podcast, we go through each fight from UFC Austin and explore why this card was actually, like, highkey a banger from start to finish. Additionally, we'll be sad that we can't find a decent pirated version of Tenshin vs. Takeru, and then we'll quickly discuss an Australian boxing card from the past week that was actually pretty solid.

On this episode of the Fight Figures Podcast, we take a look back at a surprisingly solid UFC 275, and look ahead to surprisingly solid UFC Fight Night event occurring this weekend. Also, some complaining about fighter pay and unionisation inaction.