Tom, Tony and Rich are back this week to chat a bit about the Philadelphia Eagles winning their first SuperBowl and eventually the latest happenings in Combat Sports. We go through the boxing schedule for this week first, then recap the last week’s biggest match-ups. Then we dive into the MMA scene and look back on another UFC Fight Night event and ahead to UFC 221. Listen to the whole broadcast below:
Tom, Tony Rich de una sabbatorum, et servit in ludis nuntium. Nos quoque recap proelia et MMA certe a praevius et exspectando eventus ultima septimana.
Tony (Fan filii aquilae) et Rich (Ventilabrum bonorum) transite ad magnum ludo eu loqui et facere amica in spectaculum, quoque.
Audi deorsum ad spectaculum.
Tom, Tony et retro simul iterum hoc septimana Rich sunt loqui ad tabernam. Nos autem de septimana scriptor magna nuntium, paulatim nos bonorum. NFL vehicula nisi aquilae sapere Disputatio, et metent omnes hebdomadam revolutam MMA certe in pugilatu, Suspendisse non sollum armis Bellator, et inter MMA pecto Saturni die noctem. Nos quoque praevius RSVPs.
Audi ostendo hic:
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Hoc episode expendas et nos non multum tempus reminiscens de Tony pars quadrigis ad proelium News IMMODERATUS 10 annis. Nos quoque take a vultus in tergum Suspendisse proelium Nocte 124 ingens certe, ut duo et prospiciunt sabbatorum: Bellator 192 headlined Sonnen a nobis. Suspendisse quis felis et 220 stipitis inter lucem Heavyweight risus certaminibus ducit Heavyweight Miocic Franciscum Ngannou (HVY) et Daniel, et Cormier Volkan Oezdemir (L.HVY). Et quaedam de nobis et aliis ludis NFL. Scilicet hoc quoque take a vultus in scaena proelia. Audi ad spectaculum hic infra:
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Nos referre in olla nova Mike Tyson est villa in California, Big Ioannes McCarthy coniungens Bellator Analyticum Crew, Vinny Paz questus impetum criminibus involuti, et nos Mayweather. Conor McGregor 2 periculum.
Praesent Tony agit de pugnis et schedule impetro off etiam topic et loqui de eu et basketball. Tony updates nos quidem in nobis Canelo. GGG tractatus rematch.
Audi huc:
Tom, Una sabbatorum, et Rich de Tony est scriptor pugilatum nuntium MMA, rationem circa rhoncus Mayweather, Jr. adversus CM Punk in Octanguli, Et certe hoc volutpat vestibulum augue et Lorem. UFC 219 matchup features an prodigiosus mundum de vertice feminam cuique bellatori in Holly et Holm Crispinus amomo, “cyborg” Justin. Tony et nos invitat diligens pilae eu fantasy ad pompam in Philadelphiae.
Audi hic vivere:
This broadcast of the FNU Combat Sports Show starts off with one of the most controversial stories of the week. Many sports pundits are quick to ridicule Guillermo Rigondeaux for bowing out of his blockbuster boxing match with Vasyl Lomachenko last Saturday. ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith wasted no time during the broadcast, ripping into the Cuban boxer for refusing to come out for the seventh round of the one-sided fight. Atlas Teddy, exiled from his ringside reporting duties thanks to his outspoken views on boxing corruption and his abrasive treatment of lesser-experienced commentators, came to Rigo’s defense. Atlas argued with Smith from his own home studio, basically explaining that everyone is human. Tom, Tony and Rich all offer their own takes on the situation and their thoughts on the “fight.”
We also track the latest news in combat sports, recap the past week’s events and preview competing UFC and Bellator events this Saturday. We even touch on the multiple story lines involving Floyd Mayweather Jr. that are making the rounds in the sports media this week. “Money” claims he can make up to a billion dollars if he goes into the UFC for a three or four fight deal. Bene, good luck, Floyd. I hear CM Punk wants another fight.
Listen to the two part broadcast below.
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Part 2:
Photo Credit: Esther Lin / SHOWTIME
SHOWTIME SPORTS confirmed today that the SHOWTIME PPV presentation of Mayweather vs. McGregor on August 26, 2017 generated 4.3 million pay-per-view buys in North America. This includes traditional television distribution and online portals such as the new SHOWTIME PPV app and SHOWTIMEPPV.com as well as UFC.TV in U.S. et Canada.
Mayweather vs. McGregor, a four-fight SHOWTIME PPV boxing event at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, officially stands as the second largest pay-per-view event of all time behind Mayweather vs. Pacquiao, which set the North American pay-per-view mark at 4.6 million buys in 2015. The SHOWTIME PPV totals for Mayweather vs. McGregor far exceed the now third best event in history—nearly doubling the 2.48 million buys for Oscar De La Hoya vs. Mayweather in 2007.
The total global revenue from the event including ticket sales, sponsorship and international distribution exceeds $600 million, which—along with Mayweather vs. Pacquiao— is among the largest for a single-day sporting event of all time. Mayweather and SHOWTIME PPV now account for the three highest grossing pay-per-view events in television history with the third-ranked event Mayweather vs. Canelo from 2013.
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