Hosts CC the Goat and Corbin discuss UFC Paris, highlighting French fighter successes and notable matches. They cover Paul Craig's retirement, upcoming fights like UFC Noche's Diego Lopez vs. Gian Silva, and UFC's new Paramount Plus deal. The episode concludes with a brief discussion on the Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford boxing match.

In this episode of the Carolina Combat Crew, host CCDaGoat discusses the upcoming changes in combat sports broadcasting deals. The episode covers WWE's deal with ESPN, transitioning WWE content to a new ESPN streaming platform starting in 2026, likely costing fans $30 a month. It also delves into UFC's major deal with Paramount, moving away from the traditional pay-per-view model, with a seven-year, $7.7 billion deal starting in 2026. The discussion extends to the potential impact on viewers and fighters, as well as media mergers and industry trends, including the use of AI for cost-cutting. Chris contemplates how these changes will affect the way fans consume combat sports content and hints at future episodes exploring related topics.

In this episode of the Carolina Combat Crew, host Chris, joins co-hosts Regis and Corbin to dissect the eventful SummerSlam weekend. The crew discusses key matches, including Seth Rollins' surprising cash-in to take the title from CM Punk, Naomi's heel tactics to retain her title in a triple threat match, and Dominick Mysterio's tribute to Eddie Guerrero in his bout against AJ Styles. While the gang agrees on the excellent wrestling moments, they express concerns over long-term storyline planning and the use of celebrity guest appearances like Jelly Roll. The episode also covers John Cena's surprising heel turn reversal and Brock Lesnar's unexpected return, capping off a whirlwind of SummerSlam action. Other topics touched on include the future of the WWE's women's division and potential storyline trajectories heading into the rest of the year.