The original UFC champion Royce Gracie joins Going Ringside to discuss his iconic career and how his family's form of fighting changed the way martial arts is viewed across the globe.

MMA star turned media host Jason "Mayhem" Miller joins the show. On this episode, we discuss a new program that helps ex-fighters and military veterans, the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson Fight, Jon Jones, working with Adam Carolla and more.

Former WWE Champ, AEW star and MMA standout Jake Hager joins us. Known in WWE as Jack Swagger, he has been a fixture in pro wrestling for almost 20 years. On this episode, we're also joined by Sidney Bateman, who WWE fans knew as Reggie, and the creator of the "Florida Man Games."

On this episode of Going Ringside we are joined by a wrestler (and ex-MMA fighter) Matt Riddle. Riddle has courted headlines in and out of the ring over the past year as he left WWE. In this episode he'll discuss what's happening in his life right now, his youngest child being born and some wrestlers who legitimately don't like him. Victoria Crawford (formerly Alicia Fox in WWE) is also back to discuss the latest headlines in the wrestling world.

This follows the WWE Executive's spinal surgery that happened over the summer.

On this episode of “Going Ringside” three legendary fighters who performed in UFC, MMA and Pro Wrestling sit down to discuss their careers. Butterbean (real name Eric Esch), Ken Shamrock and Dan Severn join host Scott Johnson.

Ilia Topuria put an exclamation point on another jam-packed UFC card in Jacksonville.

The UFC Fight Night event — actually, it’s more like Fight Day — arrives Saturday with a 14-bout card at the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena. Prelims begin at 11:30 a.m. and the main card, which features the UFC debut of former Jaguars defensive end Austen Lane, starts at 3 p.m.

It’s a debut in Jacksonville all over again for Austen Lane.

It’s the fourth straight year that the UFC promotion has been in town, but the first time that fifth-ranked featherweight Josh Emmett has been here.

The UFC made another stop in Jacksonville and delivered another blockbuster night.

FILE - In this Sept. 19, 2019, file photo, UFC President Dana White speaks at a news conference in New York. UFC 249 has been canceled after ESPN and parent company Disney stopped White's plan to keep fighting amid the coronavirus pandemic. (AP Photo/Gregory Payan, File)JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Tickets for the Ultimate Fighting Championship event in Jacksonville came and went in a hurry on Friday morning. UFC president Dana White said in a post on Twitter that tickets for UFC 261 “sold out in minutes,” and was “one of the fastest sell outs in UFC history.” Only resale tickets were left on Ticketmaster at noon Friday. AdThank you UFC fans!!!