Boicast 101: Vanilla Midgets?

Wow, that Apex card was FIRE! You were SO WRONG! Shit, sorry. I've never been able to properly troll. It's just not in me.

anyone know where to find PFL torrents?

Tim Means is so old he got his AARP card last year.

I like the mma media discussion, as someone who is well read in martial arts. Do you have a rough booklist similar to the instructional video list?

The Don'Tale Mayes of damning DJ with faint praise

Most of Perez's cancelations are not cuz of him. About half are him, half are his opponents. He's injury prone but also cursed

You know your old when a 36 year old Victor Henry is too young for you

With regard to Perez and "what's going on?": People don't understand just how much being prone to injury is based on simple genetics and other factors that determine how durable one's body is. As a hockey player who's played with a lot of former professionals (NHL, AHL, and ECHL), I've had the opportunity to hear a lot of stories in the locker room. They'd often talk about guys who seemed 100% destined for the NHL in their late-teens based on every aspect of the game, but were constantly getting injured in plays that the vast majority of players would barely notice happening. They were on the same junior team, playing the same system, using the same team nutritionist, doing the same workout routines and practices together (so it wasn't an improper training or diet issue), etc. Some people's bones are more brittle, or their ligaments tear more readily, or they can't recover from concussions like others, and so on. I've personally seen one potential NHL career derailed by a torn pectoral, a torn abdominal muscle, and a suddenly constantly separating shoulder, all within the span of two years. The guy was totally fine until that point, and then his body just broke down on him at eighteen years old. He was drafted far lower than his skill because of the injuries he already suffered a year before the draft, but everyone said he'd be the steal of that season if he could stay healthy. He kept trying to come back for four years and just kept racking up new injuries (the separated shoulder was the only recurring one, until the concussions began...). He finally gave up trying to play professionally at any level and went to college. It was just never going to happen and his body was only going to take more, worse, long-term damage if he kept going. It's just one of those sad facts of life, especially when you put in the work and have the skill to be destined for greatness. I'm not saying this is the case with Perez, but just pointing out that guys who are constantly injured are often so because that's just the way they're built.

The review of DJ vs kyoji makes me wish Jack still did film room episodes

I wish a meteor fell on the Apex

Jack always apologises when he goes on tangents about movies/documentaries/video games but I think I speak for most people we love hearing about that stuff !

Am I remembering it correctly? Hendo vs Jones fell through, Chael tried to step in, Jones denied it, they cancelled the event, then based off that drama they did Chael vs Jones?

I'll be in your stable of fighters Jack, but I'm going to build my style around head & arm throws and an impotent closed guard.

Dire scenes for the UFC when slacky has to time travel to smile at MMA

Always appreciate a Partridge reference in the description Slacky. Jurassic Park!

Wrestling pod when? I fucking love Kurt Angle.

The British Bard of Terrible Cards

Oi oi