Why Conor McGregor Is Always The Most Tested Fighter | TFATK Ep. 1169

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The guys dive into the latest debate around UFC drug testing and why Conor McGregor always seems to top the list of the most tested fighters.

They also get into:

• Why Dagestani fighters rarely appear on the testing lists

• Padres vs Dodgers rivalry and Petco Park

• Megan Fox and celebrity culture

• Hollywood, Elliot Page and the Umbrella Academy

• Nightlife stories and bodybuilding culture

A wide-ranging episode of The Fighter and The Kid.

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