Jun 11, 2026 · 50 min · 16 segments
Mike Heck is back in the house to react to the latest MMA news including New York Time's article on Conor McGregor and banned substances, all the action from UFC White House, Josh Hokit, Hilarious…
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We're going to get into some of the stuff that's been happening in Fight Week.
Before we do, you mentioned, you know, this big fight around the corner, obviously, Conor McGregor's return.
I think it came out in, is it the New York Post or something? I know you guys put it out here as well.
but uh just wants to share with the people the report alleges that mcgregor used powerful banned drugs uh that after to recover from his devastating injury suffered in his most recent fight against dustin poirier uh basically goes on to say uh the times consultant anti-doping expert and former anti-doping committee dr david gerard in this report and um Basically, in so many words, he says that he doesn't ever recall seeing a case or agreeing to any performance-enhancing drug to help a broken bone.
And then we've got a little announcer, Audiotar, who basically just said, even with surgery, there was real risk.
A high likelihood he could face numerous lifelong side effects that would limit his mobility and serious doubts.
And then finally, before I get your thoughts, um yeah doctor i'm not gonna dr neil said he prescribed hormone or steroid treatment for the former two uh division champion so basically mike it just kind of the timing of this isn't great um You know, Conor McGregor's right around the corner.
He's seemingly had like a cleanish kind of run up to this Max Holloway thing.
If you don't really know much about the sport, which I'm guessing a lot of people who read the New York, is it? Sorry, New York Post, right? The Times.
There's going to be a lot of people who have never really watched my program or your program they're kind of more casual type fans so to them this may appear as something else than what it is but basically you know we knew we knew he needed to heal up his leg a lot of people take banned substances to sort of get through really hard health situations what's your reaction though to this becoming public right now and the report what do you think is the most interesting part of it
that it's worth writing about like i don't care i really don't care about any of this like i understand that connor's name brings headlines and you know the times is trying to build on the timing of a massive event by putting their biggest star in a headline and they've obviously done their due diligence and stuff but like who gives a shit Who cares? The guy wasn't fighting.
We're going to get into some of the stuff that's been happening in Fight Week.
Before we do, you mentioned, you know, this big fight around the corner, obviously, Conor McGregor's return.
I think it came out in, is it the New York Post or something? I know you guys put it out here as well.
but uh just wants to share with the people the report alleges that mcgregor used powerful banned drugs uh that after to recover from his devastating injury suffered in his most recent fight against dustin poirier uh basically goes on to say uh the times consultant anti-doping expert and former anti-doping committee dr david gerard in this report and um Basically, in so many words, he says that he doesn't ever recall seeing a case or agreeing to any performance-enhancing drug to help a broken bone.
And then we've got a little announcer, Audiotar, who basically just said, even with surgery, there was real risk.
A high likelihood he could face numerous lifelong side effects that would limit his mobility and serious doubts.
And then finally, before I get your thoughts, um yeah doctor i'm not gonna dr neil said he prescribed hormone or steroid treatment for the former two uh division champion so basically mike it just kind of the timing of this isn't great um You know, Conor McGregor's right around the corner.
He's seemingly had like a cleanish kind of run up to this Max Holloway thing.
If you don't really know much about the sport, which I'm guessing a lot of people who read the New York, is it? Sorry, New York Post, right? The Times.
There's going to be a lot of people who have never really watched my program or your program they're kind of more casual type fans so to them this may appear as something else than what it is but basically you know we knew we knew he needed to heal up his leg a lot of people take banned substances to sort of get through really hard health situations what's your reaction though to this becoming public right now and the report what do you think is the most interesting part of it
that it's worth writing about like i don't care i really don't care about any of this like i understand that connor's name brings headlines and you know the times is trying to build on the timing of a massive event by putting their biggest star in a headline and they've obviously done their due diligence and stuff but like who gives a shit Who cares? The guy wasn't fighting.
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