The Fighter and the Kid
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Schaub & Callen Debate Early Stoppages in Fights | TFATK Ep. 999

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June 11, 2024

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The guys get in a heated debate about the pros and cons of early stoppages in combat sports, Bryan's fascination with Luke Rockhold's body, Brendan being scammed multiple times, Logan Paul and Bradley Martyn's underground fight, the old Jon Jones and Daniel Cormier beef and much more!

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