UF244: Jon Anik and UFC 230 Recap

UFC Unfiltered with Jim Norton and Matt Serra

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4.5 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2018

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

Lead UFC play-by-play man Jon Anik calls and helps breakdown UFC 230.

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0:00.0	What a fine episode we have of UFC unfiltered today.
0:05.4	We have the great John Anacone on the phone and Matt and I joke around and talk about the fight.
0:09.4	It's a delightful afternoon.
0:16.3	Charles are dropped throughout this arena. Nobody is sitting down.
0:19.3	Jason, that finished Albo's raining down.
0:21.7	Oh! On the button!
0:23.4	Are you kidding me?
0:24.3	Oh, he heard him again! He's out!
0:26.6	This is UFC unfiltered.
0:30.2	And now your hosts Jim Norton and Matt Sarah.
0:35.4	Welcome to a fine, hopefully fine episode.
0:40.6	I should never say a fine episode to a recording, so it might suck.
0:43.0	Man, I think every episode is a pretty fine episode.
0:48.0	We have our pal John Anacone calling in.
0:50.0	Who is, you know, just signed a four-year deal.
0:52.8	He's one of the final stars for UFC with Joe.
0:55.2	And Paul Felder was this time because DC was apparently unavailable to do this week at the guard.
1:01.2	Sorry, I'm professional.
1:02.9	Why?
1:04.0	I'm chewing on a cashew butter.
1:05.5	That's fine. That's what I was doing.
1:06.6	I was done because I had a shower week.
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