Dan and Heath are back together and talk a lot about UFC 244 and both guys sat through some losses of their favorite fighters. They then discuss how Costello and Van Steenis sounds like a country band.

Dan and Heath couldn't quite line up a recording time so it's only Dan for a little bit before Heath and UFC veteran Austin Arnett take over to discuss UFC 244 (11:19).

Ugh, an Irish sports star continued to do bad things. The UFC continued to entertain though so not all is lost. Dan and Heath also gain and quickly lose the can-opener audience.

Ugh, an Irish sports star continued to do bad things. The UFC continued to entertain though so not all is lost. Dan and Heath also gain and quickly lose the can-opener audience.

Yeah, there were a ton of fights this weekend. But more importantly, Dan discovers that can openers also open bottles, Heath talks about breaking his nose on multiple occasions, and there's some fight talk in there somewhere.

Yeah, there were a ton of fights this weekend. But more importantly, Dan discovers that can openers also open bottles, Heath talks about breaking his nose on multiple occasions, and there's some fight talk in there somewhere.

Dan and Heath dance around talking about Michelle Waterson to protect Dan's emotions. They also gush over how great Israel Adesanya is for a bit after his victory at UFC 243.

Dan and Heath dance around talking about Michelle Waterson to protect Dan's emotions. They also gush over how great Israel Adesanya is for a bit after his victory at UFC 243.

Dan and Heath look back at UFC Copenhagen, Dan complains about Frankie Edgar and Cyborg, and Austin Arnett joins the show to break down UFC 243 and how he made an accurate prediction for a bigtime fight announcement (1:00:55).

P.S. Recording issue led to subpar audio. Many apologies.

Dan and Heath look back at UFC Copenhagen, Dan complains about Frankie Edgar and Cyborg, and Austin Arnett joins the show to break down UFC 243 and how he made an accurate prediction for a bigtime fight announcement (1:00:55).

P.S. Recording issue led to subpar audio. Many apologies.