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Listen in the appThe Fighter and The Kid gets taken over by the No Leg Days crew as Nick Simmons and Nick Callas hold it down without Bryan Callen and Brendan Schaub for most of the episode. The guys talk Chris D’Elia calling into the show, Dana White’s appearance on The Breakfast Club, the UFC’s political reputation, Pete Davidson’s roast joke backlash, viral bike lane drama, McDonald’s fries controversy, internet hate comments, stand-up comedy, and why social media followers don’t always turn into real fans.
They also get into Sean Strickland’s underdog story, Joe Rogan’s many careers, Matt Armstrong’s massive YouTube audience, the weird world of online criticism, Bryan Callen’s work ethic, No Leg Days with Phil Heath, and why comedians are usually more sensitive than people think.
It’s a full No Leg Days takeover with call-ins, comedy debates, internet drama, and plenty of TFATK chaos.
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"Chris D’Elia Calls In & Dana White Gets Pressed | TFATK Ep. 1189" is an episode of The Fighter & The Kid. Runtime 1 hr 50 min. Published May 14, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.