On Episode 31, hosts Nick Baldwin and John King discuss the latest news including a pivotal light heavyweight fight between Anthony Johnson and Ryan Bader, and briefly talk about this weekend's UFC Fight Night 77.

Kicking things off, Abel Trujillo, who faces Gleison Tibau in Brazil on Saturday, joins the show to discuss his upcoming fight, being inactive over the course of the past two years, injuries, and much more.

Rounding out the show, George Davis returns to MMAjr Radio to discuss his dominant decision win over Clayton Schira last month at Prestige FC 1, making his pro-debut, what's next for him, and much more.

On Episode 29, host Nick Baldwin recaps Prestige FC 1 and UFC Fight Night 76, which both took place this past weekend.

Up first, Prestige FC 1 headliner and UFC veteran Mike "Biggie" Rhodes returns to the show to discuss his submission win over Taki Uluilakepa this past Saturday, fighting in Saskatchewan for the first time, what's next for him, and much more.

Rounding out the show, MMASucka.com owner Jeremy Brand comes back on MMAjr Radio to discuss all things his website and podcast, how he got into the sport as a fan and then later on covering it, dedication to writing on his website each and every day, and much more.

On Episode 29, host Nick Baldwin welcomes BestFightPicks.com’s Daniel Levi back to the show who fills in for John King as the co-host. They discuss the Sage Northcutt's next UFC fight, the UFC cutting several fighters, Francisco Trevino, UFC Fight Night 76, Rise of Champions 1, Prestige FC 1 and much more.

Kicking things off, UFC bantamweight Anthony Birchak joins the show to discuss his upcoming matchup at UFC Fight Night 77 next month against undefeated contender Thomas Alemeida, how 2015 has compared to 2014 for him, and more.

Rounding out the show, ROC 1's Diego Barbosa stops by to discuss his submission win this past weekend, how he got into MMA, when he plans on turning professional, what's next for him, and much more.

On Episode 28, host Nick Baldwin welcomes Sportnet.ca's Go Paolo back to the show who fills in for John King as the co-host. They discuss the developing feud between Urijah Faber and T.J. Dillashaw, Stipe Miocic's injury and Kevin Lee calling out Sage Northcutt.

Prestige FC 1's George Davis joins the show to discuss his upcoming bout with Clayton Schria in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, fighting in Yellowknife, North West Territories this past June, making his professional debut, and much more.

Rounding out the show, Thomas Richardson, who also trains out of WAMMA in Winnipeg, MB, stops by to discuss his fight next weekend, also at Prestige FC, against Domenic Ruccolo and more.

On Episode 27, hosts Nick Baldwin and John King discuss the latest fight announcements, T.J. Dillashaw leaving Team Alpha Male, and recap UFC 192: Cormier vs. Gustafsson.

UFC flyweight Joby Sanchez joins the show to discuss his first UFC win earlier this year, his upcoming fight at The Ultimate Fighter 22 Finale against Justin Scoggins, the state of the 125-pound division, and much more.

BAMMA featherweight Brendan Loughnane returns to MMAjr Radio to discuss his controversial decision loss to champ Tom Duquesnoy late last year, what's next for him, and more.

Rounding out the show, UFC featherweight Mike De La Torre stops by to discuss his upcoming fight at UFC Fight Night 79 against Yui Chul Nam in Seoul, South Korea, fighting out of MMA Lab, and more.

On Episode 26, host Nick Baldwin announced a sponsorship deal and recaps UFC Fight Night 75, which was headlined by a heavyweight bout between Josh Barnett and Roy Nelson.

First up, Bleacher Report's Jeremy Botter joins the show to preview UFC 192, discuss Jon Jones' hearing, World of MMA 4, and more.

UFC heavyweight Shawn Jordan stops by to discuss his upcoming bout this weekend at UFC 192 with Ruslan Magomedov, his latest fight against Derrick Lewis, goals for the rest of the year and much more.

Rounding out the show, former writer for MMAjr.co and an amateur MMA fighter out of Austin, TX, Dez Moore, joins MMAjr Radio to discuss going to UFC 192, his MMA career, writing about the sport, and much more.

On Episode 25, host Nick Baldwin welcomes guest co-host Daniel Levi to the show to briefly recap Titan FC 35, talk about the Urijah Faber-Duane Ludwig feud and the recent Vitor Belfort controversy.

Our first guest, TheProvince.com & UFC.com's Spencer Kyte, comes on to recap Bellator 142: Dynamite 1 and WSOF 23, and also preview UFC Fight Night 75 including its headliner Josh Barnett vs. Roy Nelson.

Rounding out the show, UFC bantamweight Marlon Vera stops by to discuss his most recent bout with Roman Salazar which he won via submission, what's next for him, being a contestant on The Ultimate Fighter: Latin America 1 and unfortunately leaving early, and much more.

On Episode 24, hosts Nick Baldwin and John King go through the latest news including Nick Diaz's five-year suspension and T.J. Dillashaw vs. Dominick Cruz. They also discuss Floyd Mayweather's win over Andre Berto and preview the BAMMA 22 fight card.

First up, UFC welterweight contender Hector Lombard joins the show to discuss what's next for him after his suspension is over in January, fellow 170-pounders including Rory MacDonald, Johny Hendricks and Patrick Cote, the ADCC grappling tournament, and much more.

Next, UFC veteran Mike 'Biggie' Rhodes stops by to talk about what it has been like since being released from the UFC earlier this year, and his upcoming bout with Ryan Machan in the main event of Prestige FC 1.

Rounding out the show, BAMMA 22 main event fighter Brendan Loughnane joins John to discuss his featherweight title fight with champ Tom Duquesnoy, and more.

On Episode 22, hosts Nick Baldwin and John King review the latest MMA news and preview this weekend's UFC 191 pay-per-view card, including its flyweight headliner between champ Demetrious Johnson and John Dodson.

Bit By Bit Games co-founders Matthew Hanlon and Kieran Nee both join the show at the same time to discuss their brand new mobile game, MMA Manager, which is available on the App Store, Johnson-Dodson, and much more.