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The MMA Road Show with John Morgan, No. 223 – UFC 239 preview with Simon Head, Holm, Masvidal, Rockhold, Chiesa

Episode No. 223 of “The MMA Road Show with John Morgan” podcast is now available for streaming and download.

MMA Junkie lead staff reporter John Morgan hosts the show while traveling the world to cover the sport.

Simon Head is in town to cover UFC 239, and he joins John Morgan and Cold Coffee to break down the card. Along the way, hear the pair’s interviews with Holly Holm, Jorge Masvidal, Luke Rockhold and Michael Chiesa.

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