Co-Main Event Podcast Episode 281 (11/13/17)

The Co-Main Event MMA Podcast

Chad Dundas

Sports, Leisure

4.8 • 698 Ratings

🗓️ 13 November 2017

⏱️ 80 minutes

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Co-Main Event Podcast.
0:11.0	And now your hosts, Them Folks and Chad Dundas.
0:17.6	That's right. You're listening to another episode of the co-main event mixed martial arts podcast.
0:25.0	I'm your co-host from bleacherreport.com, Chad Dundas, and joining me, as always, from
0:30.9	M.M.A. Junkie and USA Today, it's your friend and mine, Mr. Ben, Fulks.
0:36.2	Now, you know, Ben, if you looked at this week's co-main event podcast coming on the heels of UFC Fight Night 120 down there in Norfolk.
0:45.3	Norfolk, got it.
0:46.7	And in advance of UFC Fight Night 121 featuring a main event of Fabricio Verdume versus Marcin Tibera.
0:55.4	Take your word for it.
0:56.6	You might assume not a lot going on.
0:59.2	Maybe hashtag ain't shit going on.
1:01.3	However, if you actually lived through the last week in the mixed martial arts world, you know, surprisingly newsy.
1:08.8	Hashtag a lot of shit going on.
1:10.5	A surprisingly newsy last seven days in the world of mixed martial arts.
1:14.3	Fights falling apart.
1:15.9	New fights being made.
1:18.9	Tournaments being announced.
1:20.6	Lots of stuff happening.
1:21.8	Great ones failing drug tests.
1:23.9	People losing their damn minds up at somebody else's event.
1:27.9	It's been a roller coaster.
1:29.2	It really has.
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