The MMA Road Show® with John Morgan

It’s UFC 285 fight week, so of course the guys focus on the most important story of the week: Why is it snowing in Las Vegas?!? Well that, and an absolutely stacked main card, including the return of Jon Jones.

Like hearing from the fighters more than you like hearing from John Morgan and Cold Coffee? Well then this show is for you. Ahead of this week’s big pay-per-view event, Morgan spoke with a few recent big winners, including Joe Solecki, Jordan Leavitt, Alexander Hernandez, John Dodson and Ode Osbourne. Check out the interviews, and let us know what you think!

It’s an incredibly busy weekend in the world of combat sports, and there’s an incredibly busy stretch of events on the horizon for John Morgan, who sits down to discuss the biggest storylines coming up.

With UFC 243 in the books for four years, John Morgan and Cold Coffee discuss the pound-for-pound rankings and take a look ahead to UFC Fight Night 219.

John Morgan and Cold Coffee are together in Las Vegas to help recap a busy week that was, as well as to preview a massive UFC 284 event in Australia and take a look at what the future may hold.

It’s a dual-event weekend in MMA with UFC Fight Night 218 and Bellator 290. Unfortunately, Cold Coffee is out of commission in Las Vegas, but John Morgan is joined by the great Nolan King to help break down Bellator’s debut on CBS, as well as take a look at the featured matchup from the UFC card.

With no UFC event to preview, Cold Coffee recounts his trip to Rio de Janeiro and discusses the storylines coming out of UFC 283, while John Morgan shares his interview with new light heavyweight champion Jamahal Hill. The guys also discuss the latest headlines in the sport.

It’s an intercontinental edition of the show, as John Morgan talks Francis Ngannou, Jon Jones and more from Las Vegas, while Cold Coffee is on the road with The Mac Life’s Oscar Willis in Rio de Janeiro to help break down UFC 283 and the promotion’s long-awaited return to Brazil.

John Morgan, Cold Coffee and The Mac Life’s Oscar Willis recap a surprise media day appearance from UFC president Dana White while also looking ahead to UFC Fight Night 217 and ONE Fight Night 6.

The first episode of 2023 doesn’t exactly start out in upbeat fashion, but by the end, John Morgan and Cold Coffee end up talking themselves into a better mood after a rough start to the year. Along the way, get some MMA business insight from Iridium Sports Agency’s Jeremy Luchau.

The final show of 2022 sees John Morgan and Cold Coffee sit down to preview the final few events of the year, including FURY Professional Grappling 6 and Bellator MMA vs. Rizin. Along the way, hear Morgan’s interview with recent Bellator signee Sara McMann.

It’s a rare holiday break for the sport, but that doesn’t stop John Morgan and Cold Coffee from sitting down to discuss the biggest headlines in the sport, including continued talk on judging and gambling, as well as looking ahead to FURY Professional Grappling and the Rizin-Bellator co-promoted event on New Year’s Eve.

John Morgan is heading to Atlantic City for CFFC 116, but before he leaves for the airport, he sits down with Cold Coffee to preview UFC Fight Night 216, the final UFC event of 2022, and to recap a rather lively media day.

The great Nolan King is in Las Vegas for the day, and he joins John Morgan and Cold Coffee to help break down the weekend’s UFC 282 and Bellator 289 events, as well as to discuss the latest in the ongoing Cain Velasquez legal case, and more.

John Morgan and Cold Coffee are together again in Las Vegas on the journey to the next 400, and they preview a busy weekend of action with UFC on ESPN 42, ONE on Prime Video 5 and BKFC 34, while also recapping the PFL and talking the World Cup, UFC 282 and more.

As the show hits an impressive 400 episodes, John Morgan and Cold Coffee celebrate the milestone by ... recording from different cities. Great planning, guys! Still, they discuss all the latest happenings in the sport and preview Friday’s big 2022 PFL World Championship, the promotion’s first pay-per-view.

John Morgan’s wild schedule continues, and he takes you on a quick spin through all the latest happenings in a crazy week of MMA, all while Cold Coffee holds it down at media day at the UFC Apex. Along the way, hear from ONE’s Christian Lee, BKFC’s Kevin Croom and UFC headliner Derrick Lewis.

John Morgan and Cold Coffee are on the road, albeit in different cities with two very different schedules. Still, they’re both looking forward to being onsite for UFC 281, and they help preview the card, along with the man known as “Hot Tea,” The Mac Life’s Oscar Willis.

It’s a special week, as the boys welcome back “Hot Tea,” The Mac Life’s Oscar Willis, who’s taking a break from his fight camp to come help break down UFC Fight Night 214, discuss the continued fallout from Jake Paul vs. Anderson Silva, and start to look ahead to UFC 281. Along the way, hear from an awfully fiery Mark O. Madsen.

The fallout from UFC 280 continues, and John Morgan and Cold Coffee consider it all, while also looking ahead to this weekend’s UFC Fight Night 213, Bellator 287 and Jake Paul vs. Anderson Silva events.

It’s finally time for UFC 280, the blockbuster event that is packed with great fights, and John Morgan and Cold Coffee preview the event, while also taking a look at an intriguing ONE on Amazon Prime 3, as well as the wild new sanctioned sport brought to Las Vegas by Power Slap.

After a rare week off from the sport’s biggest events, UFC Fight Night 212 is in Las Vegas, and John Morgan and Cold Coffee break down the card and a rather interesting media day, while also bringing you interviews with Brandon Royval and Nick Maximov.

In a rare week off for the UFC, John Morgan and Cold Coffee were able sit down to shoot the breeze about Vegas, U.S. fiscal policy, the current state of Netflix offerings and much more... Who am I kidding, we talked some MMA folks. What's up with Conor not testing recently with USADA, how about that lengthy 'retirement' for Kevin Holland and are you surprised Aspen Ladd landed at PFL? These topics...

Kicked out of the UFC Apex by Mark Zuckerberg, John Morgan and Cold Coffee are forced to seek alternate plans for Saturday night rather than attending UFC Fight Night 211. Fortunately, John connected with Shaquille O’Neal to secure some alternate plans. Hear that conversation, as well as from BKFC 30 headliner and noted wild man Lorenzo Hunt.

With no UFC to cover, John Morgan and Cold Coffee discuss Jose Aldo’s retirement, the UFC’s addition of 17-year-old Raul Rosas Jr., preview Bellator 285 and discuss the weekend exploits of Floyd Mayweather and Cris Cyborg. Morgan also brings you an interview with Benson Henderson, as well.