Show Notes
Joshua Van and Alexandre Pantoja are running things back at UFC 331
On Saturday, Van and Pantoja look to settle their rivalry in a flyweight title rematch in the main event of UFC 311. Van wants to prove that the fluke injury from their first encounter didn't make a difference, while Pantoja wants to prove he's still the best in the world. But who will reign supreme?
Ahead of UFC 331, MMA Fighting's Alexander K. Lee and Jed Meshew discuss and debate all the big storylines going into Saturday's event. Topics discussed include whether Pantoja can fend off Father Time or if #VanLife is here to stay, whether or not Arman Tsarukyan needs a big win over Mauricio Ruffy to cement his title claim, the bright spots on the rest of the card, and more.
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