The G.O.A.T Podcast - Episode 15; In this episode: Recap of College football playoff, preview of Alabama versus Clemson, will Kyle Korver or Paul Millsap get trades, will Sean Payton be New Orleans head coach next year, UFC 207, What does Rousey do now, 49ers fire Chip Kelly, who is the NFL MVP, Who will be in the Super Bowl, Scores, and Quick Hits
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Monday, January 2, 2017
The G.O.A.T Podcast - Episode 15
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Saturday, December 31, 2016
The Rise and Fall of a Legend
Sports legends often experience a quick ascent to the top, but their falls from grace can be equally swift. Ronda Rousey exemplified this pattern, reaching the pinnacle of her career by winning four consecutive fights in under a minute. Her dominance was so complete that she was considered the best fighter in the world, regardless of weight class. However, as her star grew, so did the demands on her time and attention from other areas, such as WWE, television, talk shows, and films.
The question of whether her newfound celebrity status affected her fighting career arises, especially after her two consecutive losses. Perhaps she lost the desire to continue fighting at that intense level. Despite earning substantial sums, like the $3 million from a single bout, the allure of the ring may have waned. It's likely that a combination of factors contributed to her current situation, but the harsh truth is that nobody stays at the top forever.
Rousey's recent defeats might suggest she's past her prime, but it's essential to remember the incredible impact she had on the sport. Her influence is undeniable, as the UFC's women's division may not have existed without her. As fans, we sometimes forget that legends are human too, and they can't maintain their peak performance indefinitely.
Rousey's story serves as a stark reminder that even the mightiest fall. After her first loss, she contemplated suicide, revealing the intense pressure she faced. Now, after another defeat, she appears a shadow of her former self. It's time for her to embrace the fame she earned and explore the myriad opportunities that lie ahead. Her legendary status is secure, thanks to her contributions to women's MMA.
As we reflect on Rousey's 48-second defeat, let's not forget the legacy she has built. Legends may not always remain at the top, but their greatness is what keeps them legendary. Her influence on the sport is permanent, and the UFC women's division stands as a testament to her dominance. It's crucial to appreciate the achievements of athletes like Rousey, who have shaped their sports in profound ways.
Thursday, December 29, 2016
The G.O.A.T Podcast - Episode 13
The G.O.A.T Podcast - Episode 13; In this episode: My picks for the MLB Hall of Fame, Ronda Rousey media Blackout, Tom Coughlin interviewing with Jaguars, Should Tony Romo get some playing time, NFL draft 2016 disappointments, WWE end of year shows, quick hits, and scores
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Tuesday, December 27, 2016
UFC 207 - Picks
The Return of Ronda Rousey
This is one of the most anticipated returns in UFC history, and fans have been waiting on this since her defeat. What does Ronda have left? She has talked retirement and no one knows her mindset going in. Will she be the Rousey who got upset or the Rousey who easily dominated? We will find out December 30. Nunes is a deserving champion, but at the peak of Ronda's fighting career she was more dominate then anyone in the history of the sport. The Co-Main features Dominick Cruz versus Cody Garbrandt for the bantamweight championship. Mainly this is intriguing and interesting because of all the trash talk. Dominick should open as a big favorite in this one. The main thing Garbrandt has going for him is one punch knockout power. The problem is he has to catch Cruz in order to hit him. Cruz has one of the best, if not the best, movement in MMA. The card lost some great fights a long the way, but with two title fights still on the card it's still going be fun to watch.Prelims
Alex Oliveira VS. Tim Means - Oliveira
Brandon Thatch VS. Niko Price - Price
Mike Pyle VS. Alex Garcia - Garcia
Antonio Carlos Junior VS. Marvin Vettori - Carlos Junior
#6 Johny Hendricks VS. #8 Neil Magny - Hendricks
Main Card
#12 Louis Smolka VS. #13 Ray Borg - Smolka via decision
#9 Dong Hyun Kim VS. #12 Tarec Saffiedine - Kim via 2nd rd TKO
#1 TJ Dillashaw VS. #2 John Lineker - Dillashaw via decision
Champion Dominick Cruz VS. #5 Cody Garbrandt - Cruz via decision
Main Event
Amanda Nunes VS. Ronda Rousey - Rousey via 1st rd Sub
Potential Upsets - Lineker, Garbrandt, Means
Prospects - Borg, Smolka, Price, Vettori
Best Fight - Smolka VS. Borg
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
The G.O.A.T Podcast - Episode 4
Episode 4 is the longest one so far. The topics include Jeff Fisher, Lane Kiffin, Jarrett Stidham, college basketball top 10, Russell Westbrook, Ronda Rousey, and WWE. The firing of Jeff Fisher was surprising because of the extension, but well deserved. Lane Kiffin getting a second chance as a head coach. College basketball rankings for the week. Can Russell Westbrook average a triple double for the season? Will Ronda Rousey look like the same fighter? This podcast has a wide range of topics, and its about 15 minutes long. Check out the twitter feed and follow button on the side of the blog!!
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