DOUBLE COVERAGE PODCAST

Mike Perry opens up about life after his dominant win over Nate Diaz, discusses potential fights with Darren Till and Conor McGregor, and reveals what’s next in his career as one of combat sports’ biggest stars.

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In this episode of Double Coverage, Mike Perry reflects on the biggest victory of his career against Nate Diaz, why he believes 170 pounds is his best weight class, and how years of bare-knuckle fighting have transformed him into a more dangerous and calculated fighter. He also explains the physical and mental toll of preparing for elite competition and what it takes to stay at the top.

Perry also discusses Conor McGregor, Darren Till, Jake Paul, Max Holloway, and the biggest opportunities available to him in both MMA and bare-knuckle boxing. He shares his honest thoughts on money fights, becoming a father, balancing family life with training, and why he’s becoming more selective with his career.

From fight preparation and recovery to business ventures like Dirty Boxing Championship, Mike gives a raw, unfiltered look into the mindset of one of the toughest fighters in combat sports and explains why he’s only interested in the biggest challenges moving forward.

This is one of Mike Perry’s most honest interviews, covering Nate Diaz, Conor McGregor, Darren Till, Jake Paul, fighting, fatherhood, business, and what’s next for “Platinum” Mike Perry.
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Urijah Faber talks about Nate Diaz vs Mike Perry, Josh Hokit’s UFC future, the UFC White House card, and breaks down the mindset, toughness, and experience needed to compete at the highest level of MMA.

In this episode of Double Coverage, UFC Hall of Famer Urijah Faber opens up about Sacramento fight culture, Team Alpha Male, and how MMA evolved from fighting in small casinos into one of the biggest sports in the world. He explains why Nate Diaz vs Mike Perry is the “people’s main event,” shares behind-the-scenes stories about the Diaz brothers, and talks about why Nate Diaz turned down the Conor McGregor trilogy.
Faber also shares his thoughts on Josh Hokit becoming a future UFC star, the rise of Real American Freestyle wrestling, and the impact of social media, streaming, and influencer boxing on combat sports. From Floyd Mayweather and Zab Judah stories to Adin Ross offering him a fight, Urijah gives a raw, unfiltered perspective on fighting, business, legacy, and what separates champions from everyone else.

This is one of Urijah Faber’s most honest conversations about MMA, wrestling, Nate Diaz, the UFC, and the future of combat sports.
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David Benavidez isn’t holding back 👀 After years of chasing the biggest fight in boxing, he’s making it clear — this is HIS time. In this clip, Benavidez reacts to Canelo Álvarez and explains why he believes the torch has officially been passed. Confidence, pressure, and legacy all collide as he declares himself the new face of boxing.

Is this the start of a new era, or does Canelo still run the game?

Tap in and decide for yourself ⬇️

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Stephen A. Smith’s nephew Josh Smith joins Zach on Double Coverage Episode 17 and delivers one of the wildest episodes yet. From declaring Steph Curry the GOAT to guaranteeing a New York Knicks championship run, Josh doesn’t hold back.

The episode dives into GOAT debates between Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Steph Curry, plus arguments about Nikola Jokic as the best player in the league today. Josh also shares what it was like growing up around Stephen A. Smith, gives his take on Jalen Brunson vs Carmelo Anthony, and breaks down the current NBA playoff landscape.

If you’re into NBA hot takes, basketball debates, Knicks playoff talk, and unfiltered sports conversations, this episode is packed.

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Timestamps:

0:00 Intro & Josh Smith joins

1:07 Knicks playoff expectations & championship confidence

2:20 Growing up with Stephen A. Smith

5:08 83-point game debate (Bam vs Kobe context)

8:09 Jalen Brunson vs Carmelo Anthony

9:39 Steph Curry GOAT argument

11:16 Michael Jordan vs LeBron vs Steph debate

17:03 JJ Redick, Lakers coaching & NBA politics

22:35 Jokic vs all-time greats (best player today?)

41:02 KD Warriors vs best teams ever & Finals picks
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Mike Tyson talks about what it takes to prepare for a potential fight with Floyd Mayweather and breaks down the mindset, discipline, and experience needed to compete at the highest level of boxing.In this episode of Double Coverage, Tyson opens up about growing up in Brownsville, Brooklyn, where fights didn’t end and survival was a daily reality. He explains how boxing gave him identity, purpose, and pride — and why he’s now focused on giving that same opportunity to the next generation.Tyson also shares the real reason behind the Mike Tyson Invitational, why amateur boxing is declining, and what needs to change for the sport to come back in America. From training habits to fighting experience, Tyson gives a raw, unfiltered perspective on what separates great fighters from everyone else.This is one of Mike Tyson’s most honest conversations about boxing, legacy, and helping young fighters become champions in life — not just in the ring.

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