Boicast 124: Can Colby Covington Beat a Current Fighter?

You could pretend there was a Lord Dwelbert in Britain and fool a lot of people. It sure sounds convincing.

A jon pall sigmarsson quote in the year 2024? Article on the parallels of wsm and the ufc's evolutions from side show spectacles asking who would win in X vs Y into proper optimized sports with mixed disciplines when?

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Can he? Probably not. He looked awful against Edwards, who himself looked bad in that fight and terrible in his next one. Pace & volume were his best weapons and now he's old and tentative. I don't see him doing well against anyone good ever again.

Covington spent all those years being an enormous douche and got nearly nothing out of it. Now he's on Apex cards. Can't say i feel bad for the man. And my boy Choi is BACK! I was so happy to see him doing all the things I hoped he would one day do -- expanding his boxing repertoire, proper head movement, disengaging when the opponent tried to brawl, even grappling! I'm excited for his future. He's a young 33. Although that Swanson fight is one of the worst "I can't believe his corner didn't throw in the towel" examples I have ever seen, and I've always wondered how it affected him.

Didn't Colby headline the last card of the year with Usman 1 as well?

Slacky, you've betrayed us RWS nerds! Tournament finals are on, more interesting than Buckley taking Covington's lunch money

Hey Jack, I know it's probably not that interesting of a topic, but I'd like it if you could go into a bit more depth about the "funk" aspect of American wrestling that you think gives them a disadvantage in international competition. You said it when describing Aljo's style, and I found it was a very interesting thought, but I don't know enough about (American and not) wrestling to really *understand* it, you know? Cheers and thanks for the great content!

Maybe Sean Woodson will waste a whole round holding onto a buggy choke again, we can only hope

Thanks Jack!