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Jack Slack Podcast

232 - Sad and Bad Fights in Shanghai

Jack Slack Podcast

Jack Slack

Wrestling, Sports

4.9561 Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2025

⏱️ 20 minutes

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0:00.0

Ooi, it's your boy, the Kevin Borgas of watching fights that make you snore jass.

0:06.8

Jack Slack, it's the Jack Slack podcast, and we're coming at you following the most apex fights

0:14.4

that have ever taken place outside of the apex.

0:17.6

They took it to Shanghai.

0:19.6

And I looked at this card and I thought, oh, there's actually a

0:21.8

decent fight on there. And that decent fight turned out to be absolute dog shit. And everything

0:28.5

else on the card was meh. So we're going to go about five minutes today, probably. But it's

0:34.6

my duty to. A lot of people didn't even know this card happened.

0:38.0

This is the least discussed card I've ever seen.

0:41.2

I checked in on it at 11am, UK time.

0:45.0

And I was like, oh my God, we're just hitting the main card.

0:47.3

This is brilliant.

0:48.2

More fights in China, please.

0:49.6

And then the fights were all bad.

0:53.6

But there were a couple of cool things on the prelims.

0:56.8

Main event was Johnny Walker versus Mingyang,

1:01.0

or sorry, Zhang Mingyang.

1:03.7

They were trying to get this motherfucker knocked out.

1:06.4

They were trying to get Johnny Walker flatlined in front of a Chinese crowd

1:09.9

with their new Chinese

1:10.9

contender. It was pretty obvious to anyone with eyes. Johnny Walker got flatlined by Ankleyev,

1:17.5

flatlined by Usdemeh, who's not even that bigger hitter. Then they booked him against Bogdan

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