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Boicast 179: How Takeru Fucked the Gravedigger (Me) in the Ass (Patreon)

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2026-04-30 19:47:12
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2026-04

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J Damsel

Jack got fucked in the ass and we didnt even get a film room of it smdh

Jake Morris

I am so happy I listened to you and bought the 1 Samurai ppv. It was so much better than my normal ufc slop.

Zach Sampson

Call it Samurai One and have the 1 be a sword on the logo, serial fumblers over there!

Max

That title deserves a screenshot…

Max

Love ya slack

Max

Haggerty would kick Wayne Rooney’s ass…

Patrick

"I tell ya I get no respect. No respect. I asked my wife to help corner me in my fight, she said "Okay" and taught my opponent how to cut the ring." - Rodney Tangerfield

J Damsel

Better than any UFC card this year, thats for sure

J Damsel

Tbf he must've had a terrible camp and seemed to not see any left hooks coming. Hopefully his chin is okay and this was just a bad performance.

Albert

Bro this fight was cinematic

BennyB

Card of the year so far imo

donko

So how do you go about punishing the knee of a taller opponent when you're pressuring? Just try to bait it out or something?

Ross K.

The Yuki Yoza of hoofing down some gyoza

jude

Hey jack anything on wisse vs kwasi? Or did I miss it ?

Eddie

Hi jack, a couple related questions. some fighters build a game around one main weapon (McGregor left hand, RDR left knee, Samkor left kick, etc) / the “big hammer,”approach. then others take a more varied approach even changing style or stance fight to fight (Holloway, sandhagen, Petyr Yan etc) / the “tool box,” approach. First question is what factors make a move a good “big hammer” (being effective against multiple targets and doing it from southpaw come to mind)? Second question, on average what approach (tool box or big hammer) do you think most fighters would have more success with. Should young fighters be in the gym practicing basic defence + a good double attack, adding something new every few years or should they aim for breadth and specialise later? Jacob Malkoun unstoppable single leg bless