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Jan 6, 2021 1 hr 13 min

Cage Theory Presents The Cageis!

from Rational Rage Hosted by Spiro Antonopoulos

The Big Announcement is finally here! Cage Theory debuts on the Rational Rage Network! On this episode Jay B and Bulletproof Troop are joined by Smokey Joey Henderson and James "Money" McIvor to give you their end of the year MMA awards! Which fight will win Fight Of The Year? Who will win Knock Out Of The Year? Who will win the made up award Troop didn't even know about! Find out all these things and more on CAGE THEORY! For all MMA News and Rumors visit Sportskeeda.com/mma & catch them on Facebook & IG Twitter @thep1jb @bigtroop22 @HartnettATT Intro and outro remixed by DJ-MASSFX Check out DJ-MASSFX on #SoundCloud👇 https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/dwy6 Please also like the cage theory group at👇 https://www.facebook.com/groups/1115720632148364/ and also please subscribe at [email protected] like us on fb👇 https://www.facebook.com/rationalrage

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