Walk Out Network's video: The Living Death Show Ep 144: The Greatest Terrible Fight Ever

Ant and Ben hold down the fort as a duo (with one brief appearance by Jay!) for a deep dive into the three fights that mattered from . What's next for Leon Edwards and Kamaru Usman? What does Saturday's shocking loss do for Usman's current pound-for-pound and historical welterweight GOAT candidacy? Did we see the last gasp of Jose Aldo as a serious title contender? If Merab Dvalishvili won't fight Aljamain Sterling, then what does the UFC do with him next? And last but not least, what in the hell was that Paulo Costa-Luke Rockhold fight? Join the two-man panel, as they explore those questions and many more. 0:00 Welcome ---------- LEON EDWARDS vs. KAMARU USMAN ---------- 1:44 How shocked were you at Leon Edwards' knockout of Kamaru Usman? What did you make of the UFC announcers suggestion that Edwards had checked out mentally in Round 5? 13:29 Prior to UFC 278, Usman was everyone's No. 1 or No. 2 pound-for-pound fighter in the world, and closing in on being considered the greatest welterweight ever. What does this loss do to his status in those mythical discussions? How much is on the line in the likely rubber match, for both men's legacy? 16:36 What does this upset mean for the rest of the division, specifically Colby Covington and Jorge Masvidal? (Surprise appearance by Jay Pettry at 20:00) ---------- PAULO COSTA vs. LUKE ROCKHOLD ---------- 29:07 Two enigmatic middleweights combined for one extremely enigmatic fight. What did we learn, if anything, and how will you remember Rockhold? Discussion of great terrible fights ensues. 33:57 Ben, who lived in Salt Lake City for over a decade, speaks on the whole "high altitude" thing ---------- MERAB DVALISHVILI vs. JOSE ALDO ---------- 47:57 Merab ground out Aldo in a way that surely saddened anyone who remembers Aldo's featherweight heyday. What's next for Merab—especially if he really won't fight Aljamain Sterling—and for Aldo? ---------- UFC 278 ROUNDUP ---------- 54:17 Aside from the top three bouts on the card, what else did UFC 278 offer? Answer: not much, and one panelist makes the case that we just saw the worst on-paper PPV main card in UFC history. The other panelist counters with, "Wait a couple weeks." ---------- I'M NOT SURPRISED, MISTER FALCONS ---------- 58:22 A rapid fire back-and-forth covering Robbie Lawler, Tony Ferguson, BKFC, Marcin Tybura, BJ Penn, Francis Ngannou and much more ---------- ONE CHAMPIONSHIP ---------- 1:08:49 On a UFC and Bellator-free weekend, One Championship takes full advantage with a doubleheader consisting of and . What's good on this pair of cards? Answer: quite a lot, actually.