Punch Drunk Philosophy

Adam is joined by the two other original Punch Drunk Philosophers Dr Tony Rosati and Charlie Giggle to talk: Cro Cop's return to the UFC, preview of UFC on Fox 14 in Sweden, fans who don't go to prelims at live events, Charlie gives some excellent insight into what the latest announcement on the uniform policy means, the UFC's business policy, a shitty article from MMA Mania covering Tyrone Woodley's statements and some other shit comes up. Tis a fucking good one folks.

Adam welcomes back Max Cotton to the show in an episode reviewing the events of UFC Boston. We talk McGregor's chances against Aldo in the bigass payday they will both reap the rewards of, Boston athletic commission's pathetic judging, allowing a rapist corner in the UFC but not Randy Couture (www.lloydirvinrapetruth.com) and give our take on everything else that occurred last night.

Adam is joined again by Ben Sinfield and Marcus Dredge to preview UFC Fight Night 59 in Boston. We talk Siver's chances, McGregor's hype, Cerrone's badassery, the UFC allowing Lloyd Irvin fighters to compete, Jon Jones "rehab", undeserved title shots/pointless trilogies, Adam's bladder, a "where are they now" segment on a former UFC prospect and Ben and Marcus end the show on some inspiring words.

Adam is joined by first time Punch Drunk Philosophers Ben Sinfield and Marcus Dredge. They react to Jon Jones' failed drug test, the prospect of TJ Dillashaw and Urijah Faber fighting and if Overeem is still a contender. A lot of other shit comes up but you'll have to listen to the show to find out!

Adam and Charlie discuss Cerrone's late replacement scheduling against Bendo, UFC PPV prices going up, Tim Sylvia, whether Jon Jones is the GOAT and Charlie ends the podcast with some (un)inspiring "words of wisdom"

Adam is joined by Jonny Protheroe after a long night of watching fights until 6am to bring you the Punch Drunk Philosophical take on the events of UFC 182 and the implications for the winners/losers.

Charlie and Adam come together to preview the massive UFC card this weekend seeing Daniel Cormier and Jon Jones go at it. They also discuss some predictions for the year ahead in MMA. @PDPhilosophy for your predictions for 2015.

Adam and Charlie are joined for a special episode by seasoned martial artists Yasmin Talsi and Alisha Rasul for an in-depth and pragmatic discussion on the current state of women's mixed martial arts (WMMA), the things pushing it forward and the things holding it back.

THIS, IS PUNCH DRUNK PHILOSOPHY, EPISODE... FOURTEEN. (Cubase decided not to let me add that bit to the start, so say that in your head over the music) Adam is joined by a returning Max '100%' Cotton to discuss Lyoto Machida, the current state of the UFC and Max's iPhone decides to sync with his Mac and scare the crap out of all of us. Enjoy!

Adam and Charlie are joined by Jonny Protheroe, with that sweet smell of cage still on him fresh from his maiden victory. Topics covered include what it's like to fight another dude in a cage, the TUF finale, the Miocic/JDS punch-up and the upcoming class action lawsuit against the UFC.

For a preview of friday's TUF Finale Adam is joined by Victor Francis of thefrancisproject blog. They shoot off on the upcoming historic card which will see the crowning of the first Women's Strawweight champion and as Charlie is away Adam has a go at editing! (Hence the usual intro music couldn't make it on)

Punch Drunk Philosophers Adam, Charlie and Dr Tony fire off on UFC 181, CM Punk and the new UFC deal with Reebok.

Adam and Charlie run through the action from this weekend's card and cover all sorts of issues in the world of MMA including Brock Lesnar, the UFC marketing tactics, Matt Wiman's shorts, men in suits and more. @PDPhilosophy or facebook.com/punchdrunkphilosophy for your feedback and subscribe and review on iTunes too! Or Adam will cut you.

WE'RE BAAAAAAAAACK! Adam, Charlie and Dr. Tony have returned from their hiatus to bring you news and insight on all of the goings on in MMA lately, including the Roufusport scandal, The Time Is (nearly) Now press conference, UFC 180 and a preview of this weekend's fights. All in 90 minutes too! Enjoy.