This week on the show, Maine and Miranda recap CFFC BJJ 15 we talk about all of the matches on the Main card, including the three title fights.

We break down the scoring and decision in the main event of Pat Sabatini vs Richie Lewis that saw Pat retain welterweight title.

In Junny Ocasio vs Estevan Martinez we talk about the regulation and the Golden Score sweep that Junny scored to retain bantamweight title.

In Taylor Hishaw vs Nicole Mathew we discuss Hishaw performance that led her to winning the decision and taking the inaugural women's bantamweight title.

We talked about the pacing of Elder Cruz vs. Sergio Vilas despite the match being declared a draw.

We broke down Kevin Dantzler vs Sam Micale that ended in Dantzler hitting a Choi bar 12 seconds into the match.

We talk about the kneebat that Andrew Kochel hit vs Kareem Mathieu, and circile back to Emily Hansen vs Amanda Mazza that saw Mazza break her own arm pulling in a Rear Naked Choke.

We also discussed Steve Joachim vs Anthony Williamson and the heel hook that Joachim hit to win the match

Recorded 9-29-2025

This week on the show Maine and Corey recap BJJ Stars 17 the superfights and the -70kg mens tournament. Plus we discuss Polaris 33 Squads storylines and submissions, and touch on Fury Grappling's wild arm break.

In the recap section of the show we discussed BJJ stars 17 taking a look at all of the super fights and some interesting takeaways regarding gamesmanship. We talk about the controversial match between Leo Ferreira and Fellipe Andrew that ended in last second suspect points.

The sweep vs countersweep match between UFC BJJ title challanger Rerisson Gabriel vs. Diego Sodre.

We talk about the pass and finish in Rider Zuchi vs Nolan Stuart.

Plus the stack pass to armbar win in Giovanah Oliveira vs Jessica Caroline.

We break down all the matches in the mens -70 kg event as well discussing mostly Ruan Alvarenga and Meyram Maquine bracket runs and their finals match.

In the recap of Polaris, we discussed the interesting storylines they come about with the format of the squads events. We discussed all of the submissions in the tournament and how close the event became between team Oceania and team South America.

Recorded 9-21-2025

On this weeks show Maine and Miranda break down three major promotions, new champion was crowned at Polaris 33 through sheer force of will, the first tickets to the 2026 ADCC World Championships were punched by a new generation of hungry European contenders, and a shocking upsets unfolded at the Eddie Bravo Invitational.

In the recap of Polaris 33 we broke down the main event that was billed as a classic clash of styles. Dynamic takedowns and crushing top pressure of English judoka Owen Livesey against the guardwork and submission prowess of Norwegian star Tommy Langaker. For the 205lb (-90kg) title, formerly heild by Craig Jones. We broke down Ownens A-Game and submission win over Tommy Langaker with an arm triangle choke.

In the first Trials on the Road to ADCC 2026 we discussed the new generation punching their ticket at ADCC European Trials. We broke down the finals in Warsaw, Poland, discussing the grueling journey to the 2026 ADCC World Championships that officially began with the first European, Middle East & African Trials. We break down the possible new competitive meta, and discuss all the winners of the men's professional divisions, who have now secured their spots at the most prestigious tournament in grappling. Finals from.
-66kg: Nikodem Mikuliszyn (Poland)
-77kg: Magomed Dzharbaev (Russia)
-88kg: Pawel Jaworski (Poland)
-99kg: Declan Moody (United Kingdom)
+99kg: Mark Macqueen (Scotland)

We also broke down the the women's divisions final. While not a direct qualifier for the World Championships this event is the ADCC Euroipean 2025 championship. We discuss the finals for
-65kg: Injana Goodman (United Kingdom)
+65kg: Jessika Torttila (Finland)

Also this week we broke down EBI 25. We broke down the final featuring 10th Planet black belt Keith Krikorian vs Landon Elmore who took the win via heel hook at only 19-years-old.

Recorded 9-15-2025

This week on the show, Maine and Corey recap Day 2 of the Craig Jones Invitational 2. We recap all the action from Day 2 of the biggest-paying event in grappling history.

In the recap section we talk about the two paths to the finals.

First, we break down the strategic decisions and matchs between New Wave and Atos. We talk about some of the match controversy and the 50,000 dollar submission bonus that seemed to work to create action.

In the recap of B-Team vs Team Australasia we discuss the sheer dominance of Victor Hugo, who single-handedly pushed B-Team to the finals over Team Australasia with back-to-back submissions and $100,000 in bonus money.

We also cover the women's $100,000 final, breaking down Helena Crevar's tactical decision making against Sarah Galvão that saw her secure the Aoki lock/ ankle lock finish to be crowned champion.

In the finals Quintet break down we go into the controversial of the B-Team vs. New Wave final. We discuss the five consecutive draws that led to the draw and the 47-47 score as well as criteria for scoring 10-8 vs a 10-9 round. We then go into rule writing and interpretation that crowned B-Team the winners based on Nick Rodriguez's dominant final match. As well as how edge case rules can play a factor in team understanding of the rules. Finally, we discuss where the event's anonymous benefactor stepped in to award New Wave a second $1 million prize, making both teams champions.

Next week we will break down the First ADCC European trials for 2025.

Recorded 9-8-2025

On this special live from Vegas show we recap day 1 of CJ1 2 the 1 million dollar Quintet men’s event and 100,000 dollar women’s bracket and preview the Craig Jones Vs Chael Sonnen Superfight late replacement

Regular shows with studio audio coming next week.

Recorded 8-31-2025

This week on the show, Maine and Miranda conclude the deep dive into the highly-anticipated men's Quintet bracket for Craig Jones Invitational 2. In the second and final part of our preview, we break down the remaining four super-teams and their wildcards, analyzing the strengths of each athlete, their best wins and accolades and why this is one of the biggest super tournaments ever put together for the $1 million prize.

In the news section of the show we discuss the drop out of Gable Steveson in his match vs Craig Jones via turf toe and his recently scheduled MMD debut at LFA scheduled 12 days after CJI2. We talk about possible links between the two and the possible impact of this drop out at the event.

Our breakdown kicks off with the New Wave Jiu-Jitsu squad coached by John Danaher. We look at their championship roster, which includes the phenomenal 19-year-old prodigy Dorian Olivarez, generational talent and 2024 ADCC World Champion Mica Galvão, the 4 time consecutive ADCC medalist and veteran Vagner Rocha. We also discuss two-time ADCC Champion Giancarlo Bodoni's move up to the -99 kg division and the team's anchor moving up to +99 Luke Griffith.

Next, we analyze B-Team Jiu-Jitsu coached by Nicky Ryan. We discuss how their lineup features young veteran two-time ADCC trials winner Ethan Crelinsten, 2023 ADCC European Trials winner Jozef Chen, and the reigning CJI 1 +80kg Champion, Nick Rodriguez. Plus discuss Chris Wojcik and the Woj lock. We also look at the massive impact of their wildcard, five-time IBJJF World Champion Victor Hugo.

We then turn our attention to Team Atos, one of the most decorated teams in the tournament. Their team features a lineup of champions, including reigning ADCC double gold champion Kaynan Duarte, legendary heavyweight Felipe "Preguiça" Pena, who famously won over Gordon Ryan to win the 2017 ADCC Absolute title, two-time ADCC medalist Lucas "Hulk" Barbosa, and the explosive Ronaldo Junior. We also discuss their wildcard Diego "Pato" Oliveira.

Finally, we break down the squad from Pedigo Submission Fighting. We discuss their cohesive unit of homegrown talent, including two-time ADCC bronze medalist and guillotine specialist Dante Leon and leg lock specialist Jacob "The Hillbilly Hammer" Couch, who submitted all seven of his opponents at the 2023 ADCC East Coast Trials. We also look at the elite wrestling pedigree brought by Michael Pixley, who scored one of the year's biggest upsets with his submission of Nicholas Meregali, and wrestling stand out Brandon Reed.

In the outro we discuss the lead up to CJI2 and travel.

Recorded 8-25-2025.

This week on the show, Maine and Miranda deep dive into the first half of the highly-anticipated men's Quintet bracket for Craig Jones Invitational 2. We break down four of the eight teams during this weeks preview. With the other 4 teams scheduled for next weeks show. We analyze the records and accolades, the strengths and potential vulnerabilities of each athlete on each team, and the strategic paths to victory that each team might pursue.

In our preview, we start with Team 10th Planet. We discuss the interesting team dynamic and how EBI pioneers like Geo Martinez and EBI 19 Champion Alan Sanchez, who are specialists in the submission-only format, will integrate with a newer CJI Quintet format. We talk about PJ Barch, the ADCC bronze medalist, whose formidable wrestling background and top pressure has proven to be an effective against the top level. PGF, EBI and CJJ champion Ryan Aitken with his blend of classic 10th Planet style with modern high-percentage techniques adding to the interesting and unpredictable team.

Next, we turn to Team Australasia, a squad meticulously assembled by respected coach and strategist Lachlan Giles, known for his analytical approach to the sport. This international lineup features the dynamic wild card IBJJF World Champion Fabricio Andrey, whose explosive and agile style makes him a threat from any position and any weight class. He is joined by Japanese competitor Kenta Iwamoto, who brings a relentless pace and a strong wrestling base. We discussed Lucas Kanard submission win at the first CJI over Victor Hugo. As well as the Giles Trials winners team Declan Moody and Belal Etiabari rounding out the team with Declan being an ADCC trials winner.

We also analyze Team Americas, an intriguing DMV heavy lineup featuring athletes with diverse training backgrounds and philosophies, making them a true wild card in the bracket. This team features Deandre and Gavin Corbe, who utilize a modern, conceptual approach to training that contrasts sharply with the styles of their teammates. We looked at Elijah Dorsey, who had a strong, breakout performance at the ADCC East Coast Trials against Nicky Ryan coach of the B-team at the event. The team also includes wildcard Taylor Pearman, who achieved a 100% submission rate at the ADCC European trials, and former US National Wrestling Champion Pat Downey, whose transition into submission grappling adds a variable to the heavyweight picture.

Finally, we break down the balanced and formidable Team Europe. The team is spearheaded by 20-year-old Owen Jones, who had an impressive run to fourth place at the last ADCC by defeating several established veterans. He's supported by a lineup of seasoned talent, including three-time ADCC Trials winner and wildcard Paul Ardila, whose experience is a valuable asset, former IBJJF No-Gi World Champion Charles Negromonte, and Polish competitor Marcin Maciulewicz. This combination of youthful talent and veteran savvy makes them an opponent for any team in the bracket.

Next week, we will break down the other four teams in the bracket, including New Wave, B-Team, Atos, and Pedigo Submission Fighting, as well as the main event superfight between Craig Jones and Gable Steveson.

Recorded 8-18-2025.

This week on the show, Maine and Miranda dive deep into biggest cash prize women's bracket ever assembled: the $100,000 four-woman tournament at the Craig Jones Invitational 2.

We break down the field of four champions: reigning ADCC double-gold champion Adele Fornarino, ADCC -65kg champion Ana Carolina Vieira, teen phenom Helena Crevar, and newly-minted Atos black belt prodigy Sarah Galvão.

In our preview, we analyze the complex stylistic matchup each competitor presents for the bracket.

We look at the massive clash of philosophies, pitting the relentless pressure-passing of Atos teammates Vieira and Galvão against the hyper-aggressive submission hunting of Kingsway's Crevar and the creative leg lock attacks of Fornarino.

We also revisit past matches breaking down the crucial ADCC finals rematch between Vieira and Crevar and the gi-versus-no-gi implications of the past encounter between Galvão and Crevar. Also talking about how the change of format from IBJJF to CJI may play into the rematch.

In the final segment, we game out the potential bracketing for the event. We discuss how different first-round matchups could create wildly different paths to the final and debate which athlete has the clearest pathway to victory and the historic $100,000 prize.

Recorded 8-11-2025.