Q&A with Danny Segura: Ilia Topuria splits with coaches, Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall wait
Q&A with Danny Segura: Ilia Topuria splits with coaches, Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall wait MMA Junkie's Danny Segura answers your questions regarding the latest topics in MMA.
With no episode of 'Spinning Back Clique' this week, MMA Junkie is hosting a special live stream Q&A with reporter Danny Segura on Monday at 1 p.m. ET (10 a.m. PT). Segura will take your questions regarding the latest topics in the world of MMA.
There's always plenty to talk about in combat sports with Ilia Topuria parting ways with his long-time coaches Jorge and Agustin Climent weeks away from his UFC 317 title fight against Charles Oliveira, the latest in the never-ending drama around Jon Jones and Tom Aspinall, this Saturday's Erin Blanchfield vs. Maycee Barber women's flyweight contest, and much more.
Watch MMA Junkie's live Q&A with Segura in the video above, and submit your questions in the YouTube live chat.
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