Jordan Breen returned to the Sherdog Radio Network Wednesday for another edition of "The Jordan Breen Show." On this broadcast Breen shares his thoughts on the news that former welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre will make his return when he challenges middleweight champion Michael Bisping.

This week in “Press Row,” Jordan Breen and Sherdog.com News Editor Tristen Critchfield discuss the announcement that former UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre will face Michael Bisping for the middleweight title later this year, the impact of Bisping-GSP on the UFC's business and the 185-pound division, why the fight was the logical option for “Rush” as well as “The Count” and what the bout reveals about the priorities of UFC parent company WME-IMG.

TJ De Santis and Mike Fridley returned to the Sherdog Radio Network for another edition of "Beatdown." On this broadcast the guys discuss this weekend's UFC 209 main event between welterweight champion Tyron Woodley and Stephen Thompson. Plus the pair touch on Showtime's new documentary covering muay thai fights in prison and the questions brought up by transgendered athletes like high school wrestler Mack Beggs,

Jordan Breen returned to the Sherdog Radio Network for another edition of "The Jordan Breen Show." On this broadcast Breen takes listener calls discussing a wide variety of topics.

This week in “Press Row,” Jordan Breen and BloodyElbow's Iain Kidd discuss the latest developments in the UFC's relationship with the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, “Cyborg” Cristiane Justino being granted a retroactive therapeutic use exemption for spironolactone, the developing power struggle between USADA and the World Anti-Doping Agency, the mythology of UFC Vice President of Athlete Health and Performance Jeff Novitzky, the problems with MMA's drug testing in 2017 and what its immediate future holds.

TJ De Santis and Mike Fridley returned to the Sherdog Radio Network for another edition of “Beatdown.” On this broadcast the guys take a look back at this past weekend’s MMA action, share their thoughts on the potential return of Georges St. Pierre, and if Bellator MMA has lost it’s credibility as MMA’s second best promotion.

TJ De Santis and Mike Fridley were back on the Sherdog Radio Network Friday for another edition of “Beatdown.” On this broadcast the guys share their thoughts on the future of Fedor Emelianenko and preview this weekend’s MMA action. Plus they take a look at which athletes are moving the proverbial needle through the first part of 2017.

MMA newest podcasting duo is back with another episode of “Beatdown.” On this broadcast TJ De Santis and Mike Fridley take a look back at UFC 208. Together the two men breakdown the card that saw Germaine De Randamie take home UFC gold when she defeated Holly Holm in the evening’s main event. Plus, what do you have to do to get a point taken away in a mixed martial arts contest? De Santis and Fridley discuss why referees are hesitant to take points in bouts and what needs to change. They pair also shout out some MMA’s best couples.

On this bonus edition of “Beatdown” TJ De Santis is back on the Sherdog Radio Network with a preview of UFC 208. Joining him is Sherdog.com editor Mike Fridley. Together the pair share their picks and spice things up with a fun wager. After the weekend preview De Santis welcomes in former Sherdog.com editor Josh Gross. Now covering mixed martial arts for The Guardian, Gross discusses his book “Ali Vs Inoki.” The long time scribe discusses how that super fight came to be and if there are any parallels between that fight and the sought after fantasy bout between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and UFC lightweight king Conor McGregor.

Jack Encarnacao returned to the Sherdog Radio Network Friday for another roundtable discussion. This time Sherdog.com contributors Jordan Breen, David Bixenspan, and the Fight Network’s John Pollock breakdown Saturday night’s UFC 208 card. Headlining this show will be the UFC’s inaugural women’s featherweight championship match between former 135-pound champion Holly Holm and the always dangerous Germaine De Randamie.