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Nelk Boys on Drake’s Album Release Party and McGregor VS Holloway 2!

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Nelk Boys on Drake’s Album Release Party and McGregor VS Holloway 2!
Episode summary

In this episode of Full Send Podcast, hosts Kyle Forgeard, Salim the Dream, Bob Menery, and special guest Santa Cruz discussed a wide range of topics from combat sports to controversial internet personalities. The central focus was the upcoming Bob Menery versus Johnny Manziel amateur MMA fight at the UFC Apex, with hosts predicting Manziel's athletic background and 20-pound weight advantage will overwhelm the inexperienced Menery despite his intensive training. The conversation moved to NBA phenom Victor Wembanyama, with hosts declaring the 7-foot-5 Spurs center will become the greatest basketball player of all time, surpassing Jordan and LeBron, due to his unprecedented combination of size and guard skills at age 22. They heavily criticized Netflix's MVP fight promotion for amateur production quality and weak matchmaking compared to UFC standards, arguing Netflix cannot compete without building talent pipelines. The group condemned streamer Chud the Builder, who called Aiden Ross from jail offering to fight for free in exchange for $1.25 million bail after being arrested for racist hate crimes and shooting himself. Hosts defended the June 14th UFC White House event against political backlash, calling opposition anti-American. Health and fitness discussions featured Santa Cruz explaining electrolyte science, proper sodium intake for active individuals, and the biological mechanisms behind diet transitions. The episode also covered Drake album parties in Toronto, carnivore diet protocols, porn consumption habits, looksmaxing culture, and Toronto's carjacking epidemic.

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Combat & UFC

UFC White House Fight Card Sparks Political Backlash Hosts Call Anti-American

The podcast hosts defended the upcoming June 14th UFC event at the White House against political criticism, arguing that regardless of party affiliation, Americans should celebrate international athletes competing in a historic venue. They called opposition to the event 'anti-American' and compared it to gladiator spectacle, predicting it will be one of the biggest sporting events in history.

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Combat & UFC

Bob Menery Versus Johnny Manziel MMA Fight Confirmed With Four-Ounce Gloves

The podcast confirmed that influencer Bob Menery will fight former NFL quarterback Johnny Manziel in an amateur MMA bout with four-ounce gloves, no elbows, and no knees. The hosts predicted Menery, who has never experienced combat sports, will be overwhelmed despite his intense training, while Manziel's athletic background and 20-pound weight advantage give him a significant edge.

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Sports

Victor Wembanyama Projected as Future NBA GOAT Over Jordan and LeBron

The hosts declared that 22-year-old Spurs center Victor Wembanyama will become the greatest basketball player ever, surpassing Michael Jordan and LeBron James, due to his unprecedented combination of 7-foot-5 height and guard skills. They cited his ability to shoot deep threes, handle the ball, and dominate defensively while leading the youngest starting five in the NBA.

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Crime & Justice

Influencer Chud the Builder Calls Aiden Ross From Jail Offering Free Fight

Controversial streamer Chud the Builder called influencer Aiden Ross from jail after being arrested for hate crimes and shooting himself. With bond set at $1.25 million, he offered to fight for free on Ross's card in exchange for bail money, claiming he cannot access his crypto wallets or GoFundMe from inside. The hosts condemned his racist content as unfunny malicious hate that provokes violence.

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Combat & UFC

Netflix MVP Fight Promotion Criticized as Amateur Compared to UFC Standards

The hosts heavily criticized Netflix's MVP fight promotion featuring Francis Ngannou and Nate Diaz, calling it amateur due to poor production choices like black canvas instead of white and weak opponent matchmaking. They argued Netflix cannot compete with UFC unless they build talent from the ground up rather than relying on aging stars, noting UFC controls the underground talent pipeline through exclusive contracts.

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