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Molly McCann, Johnny Damon, UFC Fight Night: Dolidze vs. Imavov picks

Molly McCann, Johnny Damon, UFC Fight Night: Dolidze vs. Imavov picks

UFC Unfiltered with Jim Norton and Matt Serra · Ultimate Fighting Championship

February 1, 202448m 37sExplicit

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Show Notes

Jim Norton and Matt Serra are joined by women’s strawweight Molly McCann and former two-time World Series champion Johnny Damon for today’s episode of UFC Unfiltered!

 

Set to fight 27-year-old women’s strawweight Diana Belbita in a rematch from 2019, Molly hops on the show to explain how extra focus on improving her jiu-jitsu along with a drop down to 115 pounds has her feeling confident with her ability to put an end to her current two-fight losing streak.

 

The British fighter known as “Meatball” ends the interview by sharing how her love for Italian food resulted in her opening up her own Italian restaurant called ‘Polpetta’ back home in Liverpool.

 

Between interviews, Matt hilariously admits to knowing just one thing and one thing only about the upcoming Super Bowl matchup.

 

Then, Johnny Damon calls in to reflect on how awesome it was that Boston’s electrifying UFC 292 card last Summer was able to be the former Red Sox outfielder’s first experience at a UFC event.

 

Finally, the guys wrap up the show with their picks for some fights atop Saturday’s UFC Fight Night: Dolidze vs. Imavov card.

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