Cage Theory w/Bulletproof Blake Troop & Jay B ft James McIvor - UFC 257 Preview

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The title of this episode says it all. This is the go home show to UFC 257 and your Cage Theorists are back to discuss and break it down. Jay B and Blake Troop are joined by James McIvor as they give you their picks and predictions for McGregor vs Poirier. Catch the guys on Facebook, IG and Twitter: @thep1jb @bigtroop22 @HartnettATT For all MMA News and Rumors visit: Sportskeeda.com/mma Get an Unlimited Hosting Plan with Podbean and help support this show: https://www.podbean.com/rationalrage Sign up for a Business Hosting Plan and help support the show!Just click: https://www.podbean.com/pro/rationalrage Follow us on the Twitter: @Rational_Rage Follow us on Instagram: @rational.rage Subscribe to Rational Rage here: https://rationalragenetwork.podbean.com Connect with us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rationalrage

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