Arman Tsarukyan Threw Urijah Faber Off the Stage? Rogan was Right & Conor’s Next Fight.

Chael Sonnen dives into the controversial moment when Arman Tsarukyan pushed Urijah Faber off the stage during a post-fight interview, questioning whether it was intentional. He analyzes the circumstances, including Tsarukyan’s eight-point lead and Faber’s apparent disorientation afterward, suggesting the incident likely wasn’t malicious. Sonnen argues that Joe Rogan was right to raise concerns, especially given Faber’s possible concussion. He then shifts focus to Carlos Olberg’s ACL injury, emphasizing that despite the absence of a healthy champion, the division still has a champion—Olberg—and that rushing a return or creating an interim title is unnecessary. Sonnen critiques the logic behind forcing a fight between Olberg and Prochaska, noting both athletes were reluctant, and stresses that a champion’s injury doesn’t justify a rushed or forced event. He also challenges the narrative around Conor McGregor’s next fight, questioning why Max Holloway is the assumed opponent despite their past meeting being long ago, at a different weight class, and not a main event. Instead, he advocates for a more strategic, business-savvy approach—pairing McGregor with a rising star at 170 pounds to create a compelling, marketable night. Finally, Sonnen highlights Hazmat Chimaev’s signing with Real American Freestyle, praising his unmatched competitiveness and willingness to fight anyone, anywhere, underscoring his hunger and integrity in the sport. The episode closes with a promotional plug for FitBod and Shopify.