The Schaub Show

The host shares his weekend experiences as a travel ball dad, including his son's championship win, coaching mistakes, and reflections on parenting.

The host discusses UFC matchmaking, predicting Sean Strickland vs.

The host explains how to submit fan questions and discusses whether security concerns might affect the White House UFC card.

The host discusses Sean Strickland's recent UFC performance and argues that a fight between Strickland and Khamzat should happen next, analyzing Strickland's physical condition and career implications.

The host introduces the episode, discusses a new TV show about cars, and mentions upcoming fan questions, but does not address the title topic of Israel Adesanya's career fight.

The host discusses upcoming fight events, personal activities, and hints at fight news related to Tom Aspinall's career.

The podcast discusses the announcement of a Netflix fight between Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano, expressing mixed feelings about its significance given their ages and long hiatus from fighting.

The host discusses a recent UFC fight companion with Joseph Rogan, Joey Diaz, and Eddie Bravo, noting the fights were bad but the conversation covered various topics like Epstein and jiu-jitsu.

The host criticizes the recent Super Bowl as boring, with weak commercials focused on crypto, ozempic, and gambling, and a disappointing halftime show featuring Bad Bunny.

The segment discusses the upcoming Strickland vs.

This segment discusses UFC fighter pay issues, the promotion's monopoly, potential challenges from Netflix, commission disputes involving Dana White, and the unlikelihood of UFC fighters crossing over to Zuffa boxing.

This segment discusses Dana White's testimony in an antitrust lawsuit against the UFC, including revelations about deleted phone records and his reduced role in matchmaking.

The transcript consists of repetitive lyrics without substantive discussion, so the episode's content about the UFC being a sinking ship is not elaborated upon.

The speaker recounts being invited to a boxing award ceremony in New York to participate in a roast, replacing Max Kellerman, and feeling pressure to prepare material for the event.

This segment introduces an episode discussing UFC fighter Paddy Pimblett's performance after a fight with Justin Gaethje, but the transcript only covers casual conversation about weather and trucks without reaching the substantive topic.

The host answers fan questions covering topics like the likelihood of a McGregor vs.

The segment discusses Ronda Rousey's exposure of UFC fighter pay and a related press conference with Netflix, while also touching on personal anecdotes about field day events.

The host discusses anticipation for UFC 322, criticizes previous fight nights, and shares a personal story about his son's baseball incident.

The host discusses upcoming UFC fights and criticizes the TV show Pluribus, while referencing the title topic of Jon Jones vs Daniel Cormier.

The host discusses the lack of hype around UFC's return after a long break, attributing it partly to their signing with Paramount for financial reasons.

Brendan Schaub shares personal updates, including becoming a certified boat captain after a challenging test, joking about his rental services, and discussing summer activities with his kids.

The hosts reflect on the challenges and changes of 2025, discuss personal experiences, and share a positive Christmas story about winning a neighborhood family competition.

This episode segment discusses UFC updates, including Alex Pereira vacating the belt, recent fight outcomes, and prospects like King Green and Cheeto.

The host discusses UFC Seattle results, including fighters like Israel Adesanya and Alexa Grasso, and shares a personal story about his son's baseball success.

The host discusses the upcoming UFC 321 event, focusing on the pressure on Tom Aspinall, while sharing personal weekend activities and concerns about the pay-per-view's timing and star power.

The host discusses the busy MMA news cycle, including Jon Jones, the White House card, and concerns about the sport's future under Paramount.

Brendan Schaub shares a personal story about his daughter's unexpected recovery from a walking condition before transitioning to discuss MMA topics like Gable Steveson and UFC heavyweight prospects.

This segment features repetitive lyrics about a mission in the city, referencing Dana White's secret White House card, but lacks substantive speech to determine a clear start point.

The host discusses Halloween preparations, family costumes, and parenting decisions, with a brief mention of UFC 321 and Tom Aspinall.

The host discusses holiday frustrations with Elf on the Shelf and his gift strategy of buying ATVs for his kids, while the title suggests the episode will cover Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua boxing analysis.

The host discusses his son's baseball team playing in an older age group tournament and their performance against 13-year-old opponents.

The host discusses his adjustment to Texas winters and a chance encounter with bow hunter Adam Greentree, but the main topic about Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua hasn't been addressed yet in this transcript segment.

The host discusses a potential holiday mix-up with his child's school and shares his weekend routine involving extensive outdoor time for travel ball in Texas.

Brendan shares his perfect weekend involving his son's successful baseball tournament and a UFC event, and mentions an invitation to Tucker Carlson's Christmas party in Franklin, Tennessee.

This segment discusses Alex Pereira's upcoming UFC 320 fight and why it's crucial for his legacy in MMA.

The host discusses personal updates about family sports activities, studio equipment setup, and promotes a TRX giveaway, but does not address the episode's title topic about Rampage's son Raja and a pro wrestler.

This transcript contains only casual conversation about weather and Thanksgiving, with no substantive discussion of the UFC 324 title chaos or Ilia Topuria's fighting status.

The host discusses his busy weekend with travel ball and attending a neighbor's fiesta for the Canelo vs.

The hosts discuss Thanksgiving plans and personal updates, but the transcript does not cover the UFC topics mentioned in the title.

The host discusses UFC 318's main event between Khamzat Chimaev and Dricus Du Plessis, addressing fan criticism and defending the fight's quality.

The host discusses UFC 322 fallout, questioning if Islam Makhachev is unstoppable, and apologizes to Steve for gambling-related mentions.

The host describes his hectic weekend as a parent juggling his children's sports activities while also participating in a lengthy Fight Companion podcast, leaving him completely exhausted.

The hosts discuss Labor Day, their work ethic, and upcoming UFC events, including Darren Till vs.

The host compares UFC fighters' restrictive sponsorship deals to children wearing school uniforms, using a personal anecdote about his kids' private school experience to illustrate how uniforms limit self-expression and financial opportunities.

The podcast discusses the UFC's major announcement of a $7.7 billion per year broadcast deal with Paramount Plus and CBS, highlighting its significance for the sport and upcoming UFC 319 event.

Brandon Schaub criticizes Renato Moicano for rejecting a $200,000 settlement from the UFC's lawsuit while discussing his visit to Hamzat Chimaev's training camp in Newport, California.

This episode segment discusses the UFC 320 event where Pereira knocked out Ankalaev, and speculates on potential future matchups involving Aspinall or Jones.

This segment discusses the high skill level of UFC fighters Mossar Ivalov and Lerone Murphy in their upcoming main event, contrasting it with other cards and addressing casual viewers.

Brendan Schaub kicks off the episode with casual banter about summer weather and activities, then transitions into his excitement for upcoming sports seasons, particularly football and baseball, while sharing personal anecdotes and opinions.

Brendan Schaub and Jesse discuss UFC 318 leaks, focusing on Conor McGregor's scandal involving leaked dick pics sent to a singer known for bizarre behavior.