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Ian "Uncle Creepy" McCall talks about turning around a drug=filled life that once left him temporarily clinically dead.
In his time as a professional fighter, Eric Olsen has garnered himself quite the reputation and has even been labelled ‘bare knuckle’s most hated man’.
Hailing from New York, Olsen now finds himself living on British shores and regularly competes in brutal bare knuckle and no-rules fights. The 42-year-old’s combat career has been regular and violent, but Olsen seems unbothered about doing what some deem as ‘too much’ and barbaric.
BYB Founder and President on meeting Dada 5000, how they decided on the Trigon, where he see's BYB in the future and much more.
Alan Dawson is a boxing and MMA correspondent for The Insider and previously BT Sport and GOAL. He is a member of the Boxing Writers association of America and a Hall-of-fame voter.
Liam Wilson aka English wilf talks about King of the streets, Bare knuckle boxing. Moving to Sweden. Family life with his son and wife that also does bareknuckle boxing.
Mike Altamura is one of the world’s most-respected boxing managers, advisors and international talent scouts. During his almost two-decade long career, he has helped to guide ten fighters to become world champions.Hailing from Australia, Altamura is also the brainchild of MJA Platinum, which has helped to turn the prospects of today into the global superstars of tomorrow.
Eric "Bloodaxe" Olsen on growing up in Long Island, his time in jail and his fight career
Professor Justin Bruckmann is a Canadian MMA Fighter that competes in the Lightweight division. In Justin Bruckmann's career he has fought UFC fighters such as David Louiseau and Georges St. Pierre the former UFC Welterweight Champion and UFC history making, former #2 ranked pound for pound fighter. Justin Bruckmann is a 2nd degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and a black belt in Judo. Justin Bruckmann holds a 7-3 record in MMA career.
Marc worked some of the biggest fights from "The Fan Man" Bowe v Holyfield to "Bite Fight" Mike Tyson v Holyfield to the Floyd Mayweather v Zab Judah melee.
The self-proclaimed "baddest man on the planet" on his BYB Debut, contract extension, and his future in combat sports and retirement.
Chevvy "The Wildman" Bridges (6-4) former MMA fighter now Bareknuckle boxer for BKFC. Cheevy tells us how he got started in combat sports his highs and lows. How he got his name "The Wildman" and much more
Martinez has been the main ring announcer for Golden Boy Boxing since 2011 and has also been an occasional Octagon announcer for UFC since 2007, carrying over from the now merged World Extreme Cagefighting and has announced over 100 events under the Zuffa banner. More recently, he was signed by the Professional Fighters League PFL in 2018 to handle MC duties for the organization's inaugural season. Martinez continued to show his multi-platform high-level abilities when he took over the ring announcing duties for the GGG vs. Canelo Alvarez pay per view on HBO in September 2018 - a fight that drew over 1.1 million PPV buys.
2018 saw Martinez reach new heights in his career. He was twice hired as ring Announcer for the DirecTV MMA drama “Kingdom” and was sought after for a role in the same capacity for the upcoming Korean movie “Divine Fury”.
Mike Jackson on how he got into combat sports and his fight's with CM Punk and Dean Barry. He tells us about the most talented fighter who didn't make it.
Grove found his mature MMA identity during the course of Season 3 of the UFC’s long-running reality series, The Ultimate Fighter, where he met “The Huntington Beach Bad Boy,” Tito Ortiz. Ortiz and Grove established a bond, and Grove credited Ortiz with instilling in him the discipline and high level work ethic that propelled him to future success in the UFC promotion.
Jeff Darr (aka "The Mouthpiece Guy") was using mouthpieces in combat sports long before he actually started making them. Competing as a boxer from 1994 to 2009, he knows what it's like to get up in the ring and take punches. Right out of high school in 1996, Jeff completed the dental technology program at Riverside Community College in 1996. As a full time dental laboratory technician (now with over 40,000 hours of real world dental lab experience) Jeff made his first custom mouthguard for himself in 1999 while working for a dental lab in Riverside, CA.
In 2003, he opened his own dental lab making porcelain crowns and bridges for dentist all over Southern California, and made mouthguards just as a hobby for friends and family at the boxing gym. This "hobby" soon grew to something much larger than Jeff ever expected. In July of 2014 after 10 years of making custom fit mouthguards as a side job, Jeff sold his dental lab business to pursue a career of making custom mouthguards full time as "the Mouthpiece Guy". Jeff has built the Mouthpiece Guy brand from the ground up, with his years of experience as a boxer and the technique and training of a master dental technician.
Chris Lytle is a retired MMA fighter and a 20 fight veteran of the UFC. Lytle also fought in Pancrase, Cage Rage and the WEC
Pro debut
Fight with Nick Diaz
worst hotel he has stayed in
The Ultimate Fighter season 4
Fights with Matt Serra
Retirement fight with Dan Hardy
coming out of retirement to fight in Bareknuckle boxing
Fernando Media on how he started FTWR. FTWR work with some of the biggest clients in fight sports. For Fernando FTWR is more than just a brand, it's a way of life.
Morgan was awarded MMA Journalist of the Year at the World MMA Awards 2009. we talk about his career and he shares with us his interview techniques, his favorite interviews and much more.
Sean shares with us his journey into combat sports. He breaks down a fight week and reveals all the fight preparation that goes into making an event successful.
For those of you who do not know Tony Lopez, he is a veteran of the sport and was the "King of the Cage" Heavyweight and Light-Heavyweight champion. Lopez has the rare distinction of holding both titles simultaneously while going on a remarkable 16 fight win streak.
Born into a migrant camp in California, he was working in the fields at 5 years of age. From there he enlisted in the Air Force and went to Thailand where he would fall in love with kickboxing before returning home to America to start his own school.
Later when most people would be comfortable with a company car and job as a sales rep for RJ Reynolds Tobacco, he packed it in and moved to Las Vegas to pursue his dream of being a Cutman.
Stitch is doing what he loves with no plans of slowing down. "Man, I'm going to die in the ring."