Wed, 30 January 2019
This week on Heavy Hands, we're looking forward to the (quite stacked) main card of UFC: Assuncao vs Moraes 2, and also looking back at Bellator: Fedor vs Bader
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Wed, 23 January 2019
UFC: Cejudo vs Dillashaw marked the promotion's first event on ESPN+, which is another thing you're supposed to buy to follow this sport. It was one hell of a good card, and it ended with an unexpected--but somewhat anticlimactic--bang. On this week's episode of Heavy Hands, we're breaking it all down. Topics include:
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Wed, 16 January 2019
After a nice, long break, the UFC returns with the first card of their new deal with ESPN. As was the case in the early Fox days, they're breaking out the big guns for this one, delivering a card that looks all the better for the breather we got beforehand. This week on Heavy Hands, topics include: - What problems does TJ Dillashaw's unique (and uniquely limited) style pose to Cejudo? - Is the UFC deliberately trying to match Gregor Gillespie up against the tallest lightweights possible, and is James Vick available? - Has Dustin Ortiz improved enough to beat an all-time-great in Joe B? - Is Donald Cerrone about to pass the torch, or is he a sneakily bad matchup for Alexander Hernandez? And more. Too much more. Somebody stop us. |
Wed, 9 January 2019
It's finally that time again, folks. Not only does the new year afford us a few blissful weeks of pretending that everything can be good again, it gives us a chance to look back, and reflect. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the third annual Heavy Hands year-end awards, the 2018 Handies. Topics include (among many others):
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Wed, 2 January 2019
UFC 232 has come and gone, but we are far from done thinking about it. Jon Jones and Amanda Nunes asserted themselves as two of MMA's most dominant fighters, and all the way down the card, wars were waged, contenders were made, and prospects were proving themselves. This week on Heavy Hands, we're breaking it all down in-depth. Topics include:
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