Korean Zombie tribute, Sean O'malley sweepstakes and more combat news

Get ready for an adrenaline rush as we plunge into the startling revelation about Eberth Santos, a Jiu-Jitsu black belt fighter who is now a wanted criminal. In a shocking twist, the acclaimed fighter is allegedly responsible for a string of heinous crimes across multiple cities. Let this serve as a grim reminder to trust your instincts when training with others. In a dramatic shift, we also celebrate the triumph of Isaac Michel, ex-B Team member, who emerged victorious in a gripping match against Joseph Chen. Along with this, we dive into the curious world of Fonzo's betting approach that turns each fight into something more riveting.

  Have you ever wondered about the outcome of a rematch between Chito and Sean? We go on to unpack Chito's comments on Sean's durability, adding to the anticipation of a possible rematch. Will Chito prove his critics wrong this time around? Listen along for our take on the unfolding drama. The UFC lawsuit is another heated topic we discuss, raising critical questions about the future of the sport. The allegations of UFC colluding with managers instead of supporting their fighters are indeed troubling and we delve into the implications of these.
  As we near the end of our episode, we discuss the potential ramifications of UFC claiming profits from a fighter's independent creations, stirring concerns about fighter independence and UFC's monopolization. We speculate about potential scenarios that could unfold if a fighter parted ways with the UFC. We then wind down with a recap of the most recent MMA event fights, throwing light on some noteworthy performances. Join us as we bid an emotional farewell to Korean Zombie, recounting his memorable journey and retirement. Buckle up for an episode that's packed with thrilling victories, shocking revelations, and heartfelt tributes.

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