Fight Society

Jon Jones is on pace within the next two years to break a lot of UFC records, but following the recent sabbatical taken by Georges St-Pierre, how is the light heavyweight champion avoiding personal and professional pitfalls to stay on track and not lose focus?

Joseph Benavidez says there's something special happening this weekend when he fights alongside three of his teammates in a special event he's calling 'Team Alpha Male vs. the World.

Matt Brown would fit in perfectly at the Cobra Kai dojo in the film 'The Karate Kid' because his ideologies go hand in hand with that fictional academy — strike first, strike hard and show no mercy until his opponent his finished. Then, UFC flyweight champion Demetrious Johnson, UFC Fight Night 33 competitor Ryan Bader and Invicta fighters Miriam Nakamoto and Zoila Gurgel as well as all new debate topics discussing the TUF 18 finale and Gray Maynard's future on the latest episode of The Great MMA Debate podcast.

Team Tate coach Bryan Caraway talks about top pick Julianna Pena and her potential to become as great as the legendary Fedor Emelianenko one day.

Carlos Condit talks moshpits, previews his upcoming fight against Matt Brown while telling a few stories about his days spent in the moshpit. then UFC 167 goes under the microscope. Also Five Finger Death Punch lead guitarist Zoltan Bathory drops by to discuss the release of the band's new album on Tuesday as well as some interesting projects in the MMA world that he's working on currently.

Some heavy hitters join this week's episode while we also break down and give our picks and predictions for the upcoming UFC 167 fight card.

Tim Kennedy explains why he wanted to fight on UFC Fight Night For The Troops event at Fort Campbell, plus he extends an offer to lead the security team for Chael Sonnen in Brazil. Then, Alexis Davis talks about her upcoming bout against Liz Carmouche and wrapping it up Bryan Caraway talks about the latest drama between Ronda Rousey and his girlfriend Miesha Tate.

The debate topics heat up on today's show as well as we preview the upcoming UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Munoz card while also discussion the epic UFC 166 fight card that took place over the weekend. Was it the greatest single event in UFC history?

It's UFC 166 fight week and we've got a stacked show to get ready for the event with co-main eventers Daniel Cormier and Roy Nelson joining us as well as flyweight contender John Dodson stopping by as well.

Sons of Anarchy star Kim Coates joins the show today as well as UFC 166 fighters Gilbert Melendez and Jessica Eye plus Ultimate Fighter 18 coach Bryan Caraway.

On today's show we are joined by UFC 165 co-main event fighter Eddie Wineland as he looks ahead at his fight against Renan Barao, while Ben Saunders discusses his frustration with a long layoff before finally closing out the latest Bellator tournament. We also have all new debate topics including talk about TJ Grant returning from injury and Josh Thomson landing the title shot against Anthony Pettis.

Former Ultimate Fighter season 3 cast member Tait Fletcher is our featured guest today as he tells his story about moving from fighting to acting where he landed a featured spot on the final season of Breaking Bad. We also debate the latest on Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson and the rematch that isn't happening for now.

Brendan Schaub gives us the lowdown on his heated feud with Matt Mitrione, and tells if their friendship can ever be mended. Pat Healy also drops by to discuss his upcoming fight against Khabib Nurmagomedov at UFC 165. Finally, Ultimate Fighter 18 coach Bryan Caraway tells the real story about what happened during his altercation with Ronda Rousey and her coach during the filming of the show. We also break down and preview the entire UFC 165 card giving our picks and predictions.

New TUF 19 coach Frankie Edgar stops by to see us today to tell why he accepted a third fight with BJ Penn, and what coaching on The Ultimate Fighter can do for his title aspirations. Irish fighter Conor McGregor updates us on his recent knee surgery while also sending a warning to the entire featherweight division. UFC 165 also goes under the microscope as we discuss everything that went down in Toronto.