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UFC 293 Preview

Dave Simon

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September 7, 2023

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Ringside Report MMA’s UFC 293 Preview broadcast live on September 7, 2023, was hosted by Dave Simon, Fred Garcia and AJ D’Alesio.

Dave, Fred and AJ previewed UFC 293 including Israel Adesanya v. Sean Strickland and Tai Tuivasa v. Alexander Volkov, and the guys discussed Hulk Hogan on the Joe Rogan Experience, Tyson Fury v. Francis Ngannou and the upcoming UFC 293 watch-along.

The guys discussed Hulk Hogan on the Joe Rogan Experience, Tyson Fury v. Francis Ngannou and the upcoming UFC 293 watch-along.

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