The UFC is reportedly planning an event at the White House in 2026 — so who should headline the main card? Then, Jon Jones re-entered the UFC drug testing pool just two weeks after announcing his retirement. What does that mean for him and for the UFC? And while trust between Jones and UFC fans seems to be fading, is that fair?

Later, my thoughts on Dricus Du Plessis offering Khamzat Chimaev $10,000 for every successful takedown. And finally, Movsar Evloev says he can do 1500 push-ups in an hour!

CHAPTERS:

• UFC at the White House in 2026 (00:00)
• Reaction to Jon Jones re-entering testing pool (08:12)
• What returning to the pool means (18:47)
• Trust issues between UFC fans and Jones (28:18)
• Du Plessis’ $10k offer to Chimaev (36:40)
• Evloev claims he can do 1500 push-ups in an hour (44:42)

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In honor of America's birthday, I'm dropping tomorrow's episode early! In this episode, I tell you why it's wrong to say that Ilia Topuria is a double champ. After that, everyone is comparing Topuria to Conor McGregor, but I've got an entirely new spin to put on it. And Matt Brown claims that Ilia Topuria would become an all-time great with a win over Arman Tsarukyan ... is he right? Then, I take you inside the inner workings of the lightweight title picture, and whether Justin Gaethje, Paddy Pimblett, or Islam Makhachev will get the next crack at the new lightweight champ. Plus, why it's about time y'all give Jake Paul the respect he deserves.

CHAPTERS:

• Ilia Topuria is NOT a double champ (00:00)
• Topuria and McGregor comparisons (10:38)
• Topuria's already legendary career (20:54)
• Why Paddy and Gaethje aren't fighting each other (29:46)
• Paddy is JACKED (41:15)
• Joe Rogan's hot take on Islam Makhachev (52:22)
• It's time to respect Jake Paul (01:02:17)

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Ilia Topuria’s called his shot, and on today's episode, I give you my reaction to Topuria's first-round knockout of Charles Oliveira at UFC 317 in Las Vegas. Does this make Topuria a global superstar? And will he get Arman Tsarukyan next, or will it be Paddy Pimblett? Despite Dana White pouring cold water on the idea of Topuria vs. Pimblett.

Later, Alexandre Pantoja deserves more credit for what he did to Kai Kara-France. And finally, my sources tell me the Magomed Ankalaev vs. Alex Pereira rematch is officially happening.

CHAPTERS:

• Topuria vs. Oliveira reaction (00:00)
• Is Topuria a global superstar? (09:54)
• Who’s next for Topuria? (20:28)
• Dana White rejects the idea of Topuria vs Pimblett (30:12)
• Pantoja deserves credit (40:03)
• Ankalaev vs. Pereira 2 (49:09)

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