Three friends who have spent years arguing about combat sports on this network, now arguing about everything else too. Different teams, different sports and very different opinions.
Dave founded Ringside Report Network and has spent over two decades in combat sports broadcasting. He runs the rundown and the buzzer, and he is a die-hard Yankees fan, so baseball is never far from the conversation.
Fred has been a Ringside Report regular for years on the MMA side. On this show he gets to talk about his other passions, NASCAR and jiu-jitsu, and he will defend a Cup Series finish as hard as any fight result.
AJ brings the technical eye he is known for on our MMA coverage, plus a lifelong love of the Montreal Canadiens and pro soccer. When the hockey or football talk starts, he is usually the one who started it.
Tremendous Sports Talk is a live sports debate show on Ringside Report Network. Dave Simon, Fred Garcia and AJ D'Alesio race an on-screen clock through a rundown of the week's biggest stories across every sport, with a buzzer for anyone who talks too long.
The show is live every second Tuesday at 8:30 PM Eastern. The first episode aired on Tuesday, September 22, 2026. Replays and the podcast version are available after each show.
Dave Simon hosts, with regulars Fred Garcia and AJ D'Alesio. Johnny North or Ben Simon join from time to time, and guest interviews from across the sports world are on the way.
Any sport people are talking about that week. That usually means MLB, the NFL, the NHL, NASCAR, the NBA, the CFL, college football, soccer and the UFC.
The show streams live on YouTube, Facebook, Rumble, Twitch, Kick and X. Full episodes are available afterwards as a podcast on Spotify and wherever you listen.
Yes. Time is set aside in every episode for the live chat, and the hosts read and respond to viewers on air. Members of the Ringside Report Universe can also call in and get shoutouts. Membership starts at five dollars a month.
Tremendous Sports Talk replaces the weekly Ringside Report MMA show. Dave, Fred and AJ still do UFC watch alongs under the Ringside Report MMA name when a big card is on, and UFC stays part of the Tremendous Sports Talk rundown.