De La Hoya vs Dana White: The Corporate War That Could Destroy Boxing’s Fighter Pay
Oscar De La Hoya’s public attacks on Dana White go deeper than the Crawford-Canelo result. He’s calling out TKO’s push to amend the Muhammad Ali Act—legislation that protects boxers from the exact promotional monopoly tactics UFC perfected. This isn’t sour grapes. It’s a fight for boxing’s soul.
UFC 319 Preview: Du Plessis vs. Chimaev and the Death of Pay-Per-View
Two seismic events are reshaping combat sports this week: Dricus Du Plessis defends his middleweight title against undefeated Khamzat Chimaev at UFC 319, while the UFC’s $7.7 billion Paramount deal officially kills the pay-per-view model forever. This Thursday at 8:05 PM ET, Dave Simon, Fred Garcia, and AJ D’Alesio break down why the reigning champion enters as a betting underdog, what Chimaev’s perfect record means when he’s never fought past round three, and how guaranteed streaming revenue changes everything for fighters who just lost their biggest bargaining chip. Live on YouTube, Rumble, Twitch and Kick—because understanding the business matters as much as knowing who can take a shot.
From Stripped Champs to Packed Arenas The UFC 315 Aftermath
Islam Makhachev stripped! UFC 315 shook up two divisions as Jack Della Maddalena took gold in Montreal, and Ilia Topuria vs Charles Oliveira was booked for UFC 317’s vacant lightweight title. The Ringside Report MMA crew break down all the controversies, ticket drama, and fan reactions from an insane week in MMA. If you’re a fight fan who loves real talk and inside stories, this episode is a can’t-miss—watch the replay or catch the podcast!
UFC 300 The Greatest Card Breakdown in History
It’s the greatest card breakdown, with the most anticipated event now upon us. It’s shaping up to be an event that could redefine expectations for what a major MMA event can deliver. With a mix of high-stakes matchups, former champions clashing, and emerging stars making their cases, there’s no shortage of storylines to keep fans glued to their screens.