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Thanks bro... thank you for checking it out

@@doerstate yeah she seems like a character lmao

@@jplhooper2556 thanks for checking it out bro, he was super open too

@@jplhooper2556 thank you

He was cool af

Thanks bro

Clean.... right...

@@makingthewalk borderline, but clean. the fist was landing behind the ear . The Forearm was landing on the back of the neck.

While cyborg might have the championships, she really hasn’t beaten the names the other four have.

That's a great point. I do give her a nod for longevity and winning everywhere.

I can't even think of a boring fight he's had in recent memory

Thanks for popping in!! It's hard to disagree with you on that. This is a card that most of us are just waiting to be over. I'm excited to see Ruffy though.

LFG Nigeria!!

Me for saving $80 and reclaiming 3 hours of my Saturday night. 😅

@@Dr_Evil_Genius We should all at least get some coupons for this card... that's the least they could do

You Should! Not by me though

thanks bro... appreciate that

@@ChristopherDeSantiagoYT even in real time, it was comical

It's a signature line for us when it comes to you... We just can't say it like you do

Hard to argue with the year he's had... he's putting Chama seasoning on everything...

In a lot of cases, I would agree with you, but in this case, I don’t. The issue with this argument is that the UFC isn’t a "league." Leagues operate as meritocracies, where a chance at the title is earned based on what happens within the field of play. Small-market teams or lesser-known athletes that are part of a league can thrive solely on their performance within the game. The UFC, however, is a *promotion*. And at the heart of "promotion" is "promote." This distinction is crucial because the ability to promote a prizefight has a fanatical gravity all its own-a magnetic force drawing fans, views, and attention. This pull is essential for Dana White, or any promoter, in deciding who gets a shot at the title. In the UFC, impact outside the octagon ABSOLUTELY matters. A fighter’s ability to captivate audiences, build a following, and attract eyes toward themselves and the promotion plays a massive role in their success. One of the most powerful platforms to build that presence is social media, especially TikTok. While I agree that Mighty Mouse hasn’t gotten the recognition he deserves as one of the greatest fighters, his financial success would have likely been far greater if his social media presence had reached its current level during his peak fighting years. That said, I appreciate you watching, and I really value your comment. Hope to see more of your thoughts in the future-thanks, bro!

@@oo3813 Records, stats, and opponents were thoroughly discussed...tiktok was never part of that discussion. Personally, when thinking of FOTY, I'm looking at a fighter as a whole, yano? For example, "I think Ilia deserves fighter of the year because he knocked out 2 GOATS consecutively." vs "Ilia's dream is to headline a PPV in his home country, but is aware of the logistical constraints. On top of the process fighters go through to prepare for a fight like, training, media, weight cuts etc, he's done [X], outside the octagon to set himself up for the future. His preferred outcome is now a high stake for him as a fighter, & he put these stakes on the line for everyone to see. He knocked out one GOAT, then became undeniable after knocking out another. His display of dedication to his craft both inside and outside the octagon (inside the octagon includes, records, the fights themselves, stats, & level of opposition) throughout the year makes him FOTY for me." Mighty Mouse is in the majority of people's top 5 today. Mighty mouse is in no way overlooked, man. Stop it 😭😂. Even if you think about his career with the UFC: DJ had 18 fights/8 decision wins/9 performance bonuses. One of those 9 bonuses was for a fight he lost by decision. 💀 Compare that to Belal Muhammad's 19 fights/12 decision wins/3 performance bonuses. How was DJ's talent overlooked with 9 performance bonuses...from the UFC? They made a whole Ultimate Fighter for DJ. Right or wrong, they made a business choice they clearly felt was right for them at the time, but he was not overlooked. What I think you're trying to imply is that DJ was slept on by the casual fan...at the time. To which I'll respond..no shit. Right? That's the business part of being an athlete. Name 5 athletes in any sport that are superstars solely based on their talent on the court/ring/field/track.....

Someone's missing 👀

@@TheRamblingDad 😂😅 what do you mean. who's missin?

Smooth 😂 ​@electricbuckaroo

@@TheRamblingDad my bad... my fault

You know she gotta mess with you lmao... Thanks for sending the vid bro... Frankie is trying to partner on some content later this week with us, btw

@@makingthewalk Well if yall so happen to need a wingman I'm down! Of course she has to! It's all love

Thanks bro.. Thanks for chiming in too, really appreciate it

Thanks for involving me brother! Next time I'll work on the lighting, looked like I was sitting in Leeroys basement 😂

Thanks for sending a vid for this bro... and thanks for the compliment on the editing too. Lala and I worked hard on this one...

Steve could be newcomer of the year or something like that. I don't think Alex wanted Khalil to do all that lol

That IS impressive... Can't give him MMA points for that, but life points for sure

@@MaTua40 dammit! lol i should've added this as a solid point 😆

@@MaTua40 maybe even who had the better custom shorts

Thanks bro... who do you got?

Thanks bro... appreciate that

Steve had a dope year, that's for sure

Fighter of the year. You are forgetting about the word FIGHTER. Many fighters who aren’t on a win streak have great impacts outside the ring. They weren’t fighter of the year material

2024 fighter of the year on tapology. 😂

A firm handshake and a pat on the back

I wish we could... If we can get these damn subs (and money) up, we might be about to do that

The editing on this one was a joint effort... Lala did her thing on this one too

@@makingthewalk Then I’d like to Extend some Credit for this Glorious Edit to Lala as well 🗣️🎙️🥊🥋

@@TheFightWeekShow Thank you!

It's hard to get away from it, but your point was valid

@@TheFightWeekShow Agreed! I poked fun at Ilia, but it truly can go either way.

Thats for the win over the weekend brother...appreciate the layup ⚽

Thanks bro... we'll see how they figure it out. I'm curious how Zuckerburg and Meta will help with AI.

Appreciate you watching bro!

Thanks bro... Josh is so dope and really easy to talk to and just a good dude.

Dakota isn’t in the UFC but I definitely wish she was. I hope she finds her way there before she hits her prime. Wang is so dope! Thanks for watching, we appreciate it

@@PodMatch_com thanks bro.. thank you for checking it out

Thanks again for popping on and chatting with me. It was an honor

Nope he didn't give a date, but I know he's waiting for some of the fights that are already booked to play out.

Thanks bro... appreciate that

Dude is pretty swole for a 5'6" guy

@@BadMMAMath thanks bro… we’re slowly coming up

Thats a good question.. I went with 50 media members and 25 former fighters or coaches to get a good balance of perspectives. Media folks are typically tuned into the whole roster-they’re watching every card, tracking storylines, and keeping up with UFC narratives. Retired fighters and coaches bring a ton of technical insight, but most aren’t glued to every Fight Night or undercard bout at the Apex unless they’ve got a personal connection. This way, we get the broad coverage we need, plus the hands-on expertise to keep things legit.

@@makingthewalk valid! I dig it!

Thanks bro… if they only listened to reason, we could get this shit solved