The Fighter and the Kid
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World's Strongest Man Brian Shaw | TFATK Ep. 973

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March 7, 2024

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Multiple time World's Strongest Man winner, Brian Shaw, joins the show and the guys talk Brian training in MMA, his altercation with Hafthor Bjornsson AKA The Mountain from Game of Thrones, grappling UFC's Curtis Blaydes, controversial picture with Jordan Peterson, almost biting his tongue in half and much more!

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