Sat, 1 May 2010
This is the April 30, 2010 episode of Ringside Report Radio hosted by Dave Simon and Kevin "Big Tuna" McKough. Your hosts were joined by RingsideReport.NET writer and weekly radio contributor Julie V. Dave, Kevin and Julie discussed the problems David Loiseau had in getting a license to fight with the UFC and where he currently stands. They also talked about the marital difficulties that Tito Ortiz and Jenna Jameson are having both privately and publicly. Dave, Kevin and Julie gave a preview and their predictions for Floyd Mayweather versus Shane Mosley and talked about the UFC Undisputed 2010 video game. All that and lots more MMA and Pro Wrestling on this one-hour edition of Ringside Report Radio.
Direct download: Ringside_Report_Radio._April_30_2010.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 1:32am EDT |
Fri, 30 April 2010
This is the April 28, 2010 episode of Ringside Report Radio hosted by Dave Simon and Kevin "Big Tuna" McKough. This is another one-hour edition of Ringside Report Radio, the program will be back in its full two-hour format after the NHL playoffs, some time in mid-June. In this episode, Dave and Kevin give a review of WEC 48 and discuss featherweight champion Jose Aldo's victory over Urijah Faber. UFC welterweight "The Irish Hand Grenade" Marcus Davis was interviewed for 30-plus minutes to talk about everything from his upcoming fight at UFC 113 against Jonathan Goulet, his home-state of Maine, GSP's fight with Dan Hardy and much more. Dave and Kevin reviewed WWE Extreme Rules, the WWE draft and talked about more MMA and Pro Wrestling on this podcast.
Direct download: Ringside_Report_Radio._April_28_2010.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 9:15pm EDT |
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Ringside Report focuses primarily on Mixed Martial Arts with a strong emphasis on the top promoter the UFC. MMA is a sport that has been growing at a phenomenal pace for the past several years. It's reach is growing with more and more regional promotions starting up all over the US.
Wrestling Uncensored is a conversation about Pro Wrestling between Dave Simon and Professional Wrestler, Johnny North available once per week. They discuss and debate the latest storylines in the WWE and other companies and are not afraid to provide their own brand of honest criticism from the perspective of a true fan. Both guys have been watching Pro Wrestling since they were kids and bring that child-like emotion into their back and forth that has people "tweeting" about the shows for days after they are broadcast.
Host Dave Simon's enthusiasm for Combat Sports is engaging his audiences. We're finding fans of one sport listening to the other show just because of the way Dave entertains.
Listeners to both shows are mostly in a male 18-49 year old demographic. We have people either listening live to the Internet stream or downloading the podcast from across Canada and the USA as well as Europe and Asia.
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