JNPO: The 2020 MMA year in review show, pt. 2

As we hurtle toward the end of a pretty terrible 2020, let's not forget that the sport and spectacle that is MMA gave us plenty to look back on, both good and bad. 

In this second installment of a four part series, I am joined by Figure Four Online/Fight Game Media writer and podcaster Paul Fontaine to sift through the last 12 months, one quarter a time.

After working through January through March, Paul and I arrive at April, May and June, aka the UFC's strange new reality in attempting to put on shows in a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic.

Our discussion includes:

• The UFC's aborted attempt at running events at Tachi Palace in Lemoore, CA, that got California governor Gavin Newsom involved
• The cancellation and revival of UFC 249 which resulted in one of the most entertaining main cards of the year
• The birth of Fight Island and the accidental birth of the name
• Florida being Florida, the Jacksonville era and what happened when Jacare Souza tested positive
• Teeth falling out, a referee accused of smelling like booze and cigarettes, and Jon Jones being Jon Jones.

All that and more awaits your click and listen below:

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