Excecptional quality MMA youtube channel(s)

[jeff7b9]

Lionel Rivera just dropped an hour and half in depth career retrospective documentary on Max Holloway which I am watching today. Since I am sure there are other sherbros and sherladies that would likely enjoy this channel, I am sharing some links for you guys and gals.

His work is really high quality, both in the video editing, the research and even the commentary, which is tasteful and thankfully he does not seem to be as in love with his own voice as some other mma yotubers (MMA Joey and Chael, I'm looking at you)




I feel like this guy could be the Joseph Vincent aka BoredFilm of MMA (that is a tremendous channel which is focused mostly on boxing history)


Here is his Dricus documentary which is also top notch




His Alex Pereira documentary:






FYI: this is Joseph Vincent's channel, which I would consider gold standard for documentary sports video content. He has tons of boxing content, as well as a growing library of MMA and NFL videos




Enjoy.
And if you have found any other great MMA channels, please feel free to share here.

 

[blaseblase]

MixedMollyWhoppery

 

[EndlessCritic]

Why isn't there a weekly MMA show that shows highlights from all the regional promotions? Absolutely baffling.

 

[oski]

Dan Hardy?

 

[don't ask]

Mixed Molly Whoppery
Rummy's Corner (boxing)
that dude with "beige" in the name who made an artform out of shitting on Schaub

 

[ICHEERTHEBULL]

Napoleon blownapart is up there

 

[pupil]

larone

clenched teeth

elijah oxford

 

[Barteh]

I really like Votesport although it's not only MMA stuff, they make really good career highlight videos. The commentary is pretty funny as well.

 

[PointyElbows]

+Patrick Gavia

 

[humdizzle]

MMA Guru

 

[SuperNerd]

Those videos are more than 5 mins

 

[WoozyFailGuy]

My favorite channels are INC, MMA on Point (best upload schedule of all of em), and the legendary Napoleon Blownaparte

 

[GiganticMeat]

Why isn't there a weekly MMA show that shows highlights from all the regional promotions? Absolutely baffling.

So I had to look into this, because I remembered there being one, an offshoot of MMA On Point called Caposa's Corner



But it seems it hasn't been updated in almost 2 years. Maybe it moved. Seems MMA On Point's side channel in general stopped, but the main is still going strong. They upload top 10-15 lists which are generally historical, and docs as well (for general knowledge to the thread)

 

[WoozyFailGuy]

So I had to look into this, because I remembered there being one, an offshoot of MMA On Point called Caposa's Corner



But it seems it hasn't been updated in almost 2 years. Maybe it moved. Seems MMA On Point's side channel in general stopped, but the main is still going strong. They upload top 10-15 lists which are generally historical, and docs as well (for general knowledge to the thread)

Caposa is a wealth of indie mma information

 

[AmonTobin]

VoteSport (fun highlight videos)
Martial Liam (fun highlight videos)
MMA Guru (for the lols)

 

[jeff7b9]

Napoleon blownapart is up there

Napoleon Blownapart is lovely.

Beautiful blend of sarcasm, wit and deep dive research.

 

[Edward Henry Greb]

Lionel Rivera just dropped an hour and half in depth career retrospective documentary on Max Holloway which I am watching today. Since I am sure there are other sherbros and sherladies that would likely enjoy this channel, I am sharing some links for you guys and gals.

His work is really high quality, both in the video editing, the research and even the commentary, which is tasteful and thankfully he does not seem to be as in love with his own voice as some other mma yotubers (MMA Joey and Chael, I'm looking at you)




I feel like this guy could be the Joseph Vincent aka BoredFilm of MMA (that is a tremendous channel which is focused mostly on boxing history)


Here is his Dricus documentary which is also top notch




His Alex Pereira documentary:






FYI: this is Joseph Vincent's channel, which I would consider gold standard for documentary sports video content. He has tons of boxing content, as well as a growing library of MMA and NFL videos




Enjoy.
And if you have found any other great MMA channels, please feel free to share here.

Concur, these videos were awesome.

A bit too long, but superbly-done.

Thanks for sharing ... and am a follower now.

 

[jeff7b9]

Dan Hardy?

His technical breakdowns are phenomenal and really help me to understand what to watch for in big main events and title fight matchups.

Mixed Molly Whoppery
Rummy's Corner (boxing)
that dude with "beige" in the name who made an artform out of shitting on Schaub

Great picks.

Rummy's Corner is maybe my favorite boxing channel. Really love his boxing history content.

Concur, these videos were awesome.

A bit too long, but superbly-done.

Thanks for sharing ... and am a follower now.

I think he is a little long winded and that is a fair crìticism.

That said, the flip side of that argument is that his content consistently has NEW info for a combat sports nut like me, who has often watched entire videos consisting entirely of things I have heard before, (even though I can stand to have my memory refreshed and enjoy the trip down memory lane)

 

[Brendan The Hybrid Schaub]

Jack slack and heavy hands for analysis

 

[Edward Henry Greb]

His technical breakdowns are phenomenal and really help me to understand what to watch for in big main events and title fight matchups.



Great picks.

Rummy's Corner is maybe my favorite boxing channel. Really love his boxing history content.



I think he is a little long winded and that is a fair crìticism.

That said, the flip side of that argument is that his content consistently has NEW info for a combat sports nut like me, who has often watched entire videos consisting entirely of things I have heard before, (even though I can stand to have my memory refreshed and enjoy the trip down memory lane)

It's true.

A similar guy, in boxing, is Rich, The Fight Historian.

He has a great speaking voice, and he has, I mean, JUST TONS of historical information to share.

If you're that much of a connoisseur, you would do well to bookmark this dude also.

I sometimes can't watch all of what he puts, but the historical footage, and the deep perspective, are truly extraordinary.

Cheers.