The Weekly Scraps Podcast

00:00 UFC 332 Main Event Reaction 03:45 UFC Matchmaking & First-Round Finishes 08:29 Anthony Wentz vs. Gable Steveson 12:14 King Green Stoppage Debate 19:40 Roberto Soldić vs. Chaos Williams 22:18 Payton Talbott vs. Deiveson Figueiredo 31:30 Roman Kopylov vs. Atiba Gautier 35:11 Damien Pinas’ Knockout Power 40:27 Marcus McGhee & Bantamweight Matchmaking 42:38 Johnny Walker’s Heavyweight Debut 48:04 Jacoby Smith’s Next Fight 51:28 Fight of the Night Debate 55:10 Rating UFC 332 59:20 Marvin Vettori & Rafael dos Anjos 63:35 Upcoming Fights: Oliveira vs. Lopes 70:03 Alex Pereira vs. Sergei Pavlovich 76:59 Ilia Topuria vs. Paddy Pimblett on TUF? 79:37 Aljo Breaks Down Kevin Vallejos

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We break down the action packed UFC 331 event. Joshua van beats pantoja, arman beats ruffy and gable stevenson loses by devistating KO

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0:00 UFC Noche recap
1:03 Sean King’s debut
5:15 Rong Zhu vs. Rafa Garcia
6:21 Tim Elliott’s performance
8:00 Tommy Gantt debate
14:36 Alexa Grasso controversy
16:11 Tommy McMillan vs. Marwan Rahiki
23:04 Dan Ige at bantamweight
25:15 Moreno vs. Morales
27:22 Gene Silva vs. Delgado
31:09 Aljo vs. Gene Silva?
35:00 UFC 331 preview
36:30 Tsarukyan vs. Ruffy
41:34 Joshua Van vs. Pantoja
44:15 Ryan Garcia vs. Conor Benn
50:16 Garcia vs. Teofimo
53:39 Outro

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We discuss UFC Paris and the NEW CONTENDERS, break down UFC NOCHE and finish with some MMA news 

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We go over umar nurmagomedov vs song yadong INSANE upset and talk about the rest of UFC Shanghai along with this weeks top MMA news! Order your bottle of Funk Harbor rum today! https://funkharborspirits.com Support the channel by purchasing official merch here! https://www.AljamainSterling.com

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Aljo and Dominic break down the biggest storylines from UFC 330, from underdog betting chaos to title-level implications across multiple divisions. The conversation also covers fighter careers, retirement decisions, and what the main event means for Islam Makhachev’s legacy. In this episode, they cover every major fight on the card, including Jeremiah Wells, Dustin Poirier, Jalen Turner, Charles Johnson, Mackenzie Dern, Gillian Robertson, and the main event between Islam Makhachev and Ian Garry. They also dig into what could be next for women’s strawweight, flyweight, and the lightweight and welterweight title picture. Aljo opens from Syracuse, talks about watching the fights on a rooftop, and jokes about the city trying to become a bigger destination with Micron coming to town. The betting discussion starts with Jeremiah Wells as a huge underdog, and both hosts react to how wild the early-card upsets were. They praise Stofos for proving how far work, patience, and improved fight IQ can take a fighter after a rocky UFC start. Jeremiah Wells gets major respect for pulling off the submission win at age 39 and still pushing for a top 15 opportunity instead of walking away. Edson Barbosa’s performance leads to a retirement conversation, with both hosts recognizing his long career, elite opposition, and the reality of accumulated damage. Jalen Turner’s knockout win is framed as a breakout moment, with the hosts saying he looks more focused, more purposeful, and capable of climbing into the top five. Charles Johnson’s short-notice win gets credit for toughness, activity, and the kind of chaos that makes flyweight so fun and unpredictable. Mackenzie Dern vs. Gillian Robertson is broken down as a stylistic jiu-jitsu battle, with Dern’s physicality and top game giving her the edge. They look ahead to Zhang Weili vs. Mackenzie Dern and agree that the matchup becomes much more dangerous if Dern can get it to the mat. The main event is analyzed as a control-heavy fight where Islam Makhachev’s wrestling, composure, and timing were enough to beat Ian Garry’s defense. The discussion turns to whether Islam has passed Khabib in legacy, with the hosts making the case that Islam’s activity, risk-taking, and success at a higher weight class strengthen his argument. They also touch on the rumored White House card and the money dynamics around a possible Islam vs. Ilia fight. Timestamps 00:00 - Syracuse trip, rooftop fight night, and the UFC 330 setup 01:58 - Early betting chaos and Jeremiah Wells as a massive underdog 04:19 - Why Stofos’ UFC turnaround deserves respect 06:53 - Jeremiah Wells’ age, odds, and why the submission mattered 11:24 - Edson Barbosa’s punishment and retirement talk 15:23 - Jalen Turner’s rise and the power of fighting with purpose 18:33 - Charles Johnson’s wild flyweight run and short-notice win 23:08 - Mackenzie Dern vs. Gillian Robertson and the jiu-jitsu chess match 28:25 - Why Zhang Weili vs. Mackenzie Dern is such a dangerous matchup 35:30 - Islam Makhachev vs. Ian Garry: control, defense, and missed chances 42:19 - Who should fight Islam next? 45:23 - Does this win make Islam the GOAT? 47:14 - Islam vs. Khabib in the all-time lightweight conversation 52:21 - The rumored White House card and Ilia’s reported money issue 55:14 - Why turning down a bad matchup can be the right career move 60:15 - Fighting for legacy, not just a paycheck Notable quotes Copy “The sport is so crazy because anything can fucking happen.” Copy “What is your purpose? What is your why?” Copy “I’m not just fighting for a paycheck. I’m fighting for legacy. I’m fighting for history.” Order your bottle of Funk Harbor rum today! https://funkharborspirits.com Support the channel by purchasing official merch here! https://www.AljamainSterling.com

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This episode is also packed with that signature inside-the-sport perspective, from Apex production changes and the difference a real crowd makes to a wild tangent on stem-cell recovery, peptide rules, and how pro athletes are navigating injury treatment in a sport that still makes no sense to a lot of fighters.If you like MMA talk that’s blunt, funny, and actually thinks about where the sport is headed, this one is for you. Especially if you care about who the UFC should be building next, and who’s about to get exposed.

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The UFC controversy, the chaos of fight week, and the future of MMA unfold in this electrifying episode with Funk Papi, Teven Wee, and Dominic.
In the chaos of a volatile fight week, Funk Papi reveals how national tensions and unexpected refereeing decisions could shift the MMA landscape forever. From the Serbian-Montenegrin rivalry spilling into the arena to contentious stoppages, this episode dives deep into how politics, passion, and in-the-moment decisions shape fighters’ careers—and legacies. Discover the behind-the-scenes truth about the recent controversial fight and what it means for fighters' futures and fans' trust.We explore:

• The turbulent politics fueling violent fan reactions and fighters' safety
• The referee’s split decision controversy explained—why many believe it changed the course of a pivotal fight
• The strategic mastery behind Dennis's loss, and whether MMA judges and referees are evolving fast enough
• The future of the fight game: Can MMA rival other sports in excitement, or is it spiraling into chaos?
• How the rise of smaller promotions like PFL could threaten UFC’s dominance and revolutionize fight financing
• The impact of surging fighters like Navajo Sterling and Mark Vlogden on the sport's future and fan engagement

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Most MMA fights are decided by technique—until style lengths prove they can dominate unexpectedly. When the legendary Usman faces DDP, the fight reveals a brutal truth: in MMA, heart and adaptation are sometimes more decisive than skill. If you're a fan of high-stakes battles, strategic upsets, and the unpredictable nature of combat, this episode is your next must-listen.In this week’s in-studio edition, Funk Papi breaks down the electrifying UFC clash that had fans on the edge of their seats. Usman, at 39, still pushes beyond limits, demonstrating grit in a fight filled with wild exchanges, tactical shifts, and jaw-dropping resilience. We explore how DDP’s unorthodox style kept him composed against the boxing and wrestling heavyweights, showcasing why style and heart often trump pure technique in MMA.You'll discover: the fascinating technical adjustments made during the fight, including DDP’s use of length and timing to land precise strikes; the pivotal moments that showcased Usman’s fight intelligence—rushing at the last second and how exhaustion cakes the strategists; and the broader implications for both fighters' careers moving forward. Plus, insights into the division’s next contenders, potential rivalries, and what this bout means for the future of welterweight and middleweight matchups.This episode also features expert commentary on the fight’s controversial moments, referee decisions, and what it takes to stay at the top amid age and wear. Whether you're a hardcore MMA fanatic or a casual fan wanting the inside scoop on the latest epic battles, you’ll leave with a deeper understanding of what makes a fighter legendary—and hungry for more action.Perfect for fight strategists, MMA aficionados, and anyone craving adrenaline-fueled entertainment. Don't miss Funk Papi’s breakdown of one of the most exciting fights of the year—where heart, style, and grit collide. Hit play now and catch all the fight-night real talk that keeps you ahead of the game.Why this works:

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