The MMA Geeks - C-Level Podcast

Stan and Nick give you all the information you'll need before UFC Fight Night: Lewis vs. Dos Santos, as they break down the card and submit their official fight picks.

Can Junior Dos Santos keep his place as a top 5 heavyweight by vanquishing Derrick Lewis? Or will Lewis be able to land a knock out blow after getting dominated early by Cigano?

More importantly, what will the temperature of Lewis' balls be at the end of this bout? We're just saying, keep your pants on.

Can Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos get a signature win over Curtis Millender or will the young prospect keep it standing long enough to land a big shot?

Plus we discuss the predictable victory of Jon Jones, and Kamaru Usmans much more impressive dominant decision victory over Tyron Woodley.

Stan and Nick give you all the information you'll need before UFC 235 as they break down the card and submit their official fight picks.

Will Jon Jones run through Anthony Smith? Yes. Yes he will.

We know that the Woodley vs Usman welterweight title fight is competitive on paper but will it be boring? Will Woodley's counter right hand be a bigger factor than Kumaru Usman's pressure wrestling game?

Who got the edge in last weeks fight picks?

Find the answers to these questions and many more on this weeks episode.

Tune in to episode 5, as Stan and Nick discuss last weeks UFC on ESPN 1 and the controversy in the main event between Velasquez and Ngannou. Did Velasquez fall apart on his own or was it an Ngannou punch that felled the heavyweight titan? Which is worse?

Georges St. Pierre has announced his second retirement, kind of. What legacy does he leave and which of his body parts added most to his legacy? Will he come back, making a third retirement announcement inevitable?

UFC Fight Night 145 Prague is going down this Saturday morning. Does watching a UFC event at 8 am mean that you can drink before noon? Tune in as they break down and preview the entire card and figure out which of the co-hosts can out-pick the other this week.

Will Francis Ngannou land a big punch early and end Cain Velasquez's night? Will Velasquez's injuries even allow for him to make it all the way across the octagon to get punched by Ngannou? Or will we see vintage Cain run through an athletic but overmatched opponent? Tune in and find out as Stan and Nick break down UFC's debut event on ESPN.

In this episode, MMA geeks, Stan and Nick break down and discuss UFC 234: Whittaker vs. Gastelum, headlined by a middleweight title fight between defending champion Robert Whittaker and top contender Kelvin Gastelum. Whittaker came out of two consecutive wars with Yoel Romero in victory, establishing him as the best at 185 pounds, while Gastelum has been taking out one legend after another on his way to the biggest opportunity of his career.

In the co-main event, former pound for pound king, Anderson Silva attempts to prove true, a cliche about an aged dog and new tricks, as he faces the UFCs most most promising middleweight prospect, in Israel Adesanya. Adesanya has been groomed perfectly to this point, allowing him to progress into a potential star with the opportunity to add a legendary scalp to his mantle on Saturday night.

MMA geeks, Stan Dzhurayev and Nick Braccia, break down and discuss UFCs Fight Night Fortaleza, headlined by a bantamweight contender bout between top five ranked 135ers Rafael Assuncao and Marlon Moraes. Stakes are high as the the winner of Saturdays main event will likely be up for a title shot in one of UFCs most stacked divisions.

In the co-main event, former featherweight king, Jose Aldo, continues his redemption tour as he tries to knock off another prospect in Renato Moicano. If Moicano can deliver on his potential and defeat one of the best of all time, he should be in line for a shot at 145 pound champion, Max Holloway.

MMA geeks Stan Dzhurayev and Nick Braccia break down and discuss UFCs debut event on ESPN + headlined by a Flyweight Title Bout between Bantamweight champion TJ Dillashaw as he attempts to become Champ Champ against newly crowned 125 pound king, Henry Cejudo.