The Die Hard MMA Podcast · Clint MacLean

The UFC Vegas 114 UNDEFEATED Post Weigh In Show

March 14, 2026·1 hr 19 min·5 clips

Kurt explains why he automatically fades fighters who announce retirement before their last UFC fight.

The show starts in full betting-room mode. The host treats the undefeated post weigh-in show as the final pass after research, rumors, injuries, face-offs, and vibe checks. And yes, vibes count. Height, reach, rough cuts, suspicious UFC stats, and face-off energy all feed into tomorrow's bets. Then Steve Asplund becomes the warning sign. The host calls Asplund live at plus 190, while still admitting the first round could get ugly. Petrino is dangerous early. His power, strength, and grappling edge give the favorite a clean path, so the worry never really leaves. But size changes the bet. Asplund is talked up as the much larger man, the more physical frame, and quicker than the market seems to think. The read lands as a parlay warning. If Petrino does not finish early, the host expects Asplund to come forward, throw hard, and pour on pressure. So the advice is blunt: do not make Vitor Petrino the anchor on every slip when a real heavyweight can hurt him. The segment also gets personal. The host is openly pulling for Asplund as a good person with a family-and-community story in a sport he says has plenty of violent characters. Late-card notes move fast. Jose Delgado is the lock because Andre Feely is destined to lose, I own Kuta Laba gets support even though the host thinks he loses to Omar C, and Jillian Robertson gets full fan treatment. Kevin the Shea lands as sneaky by decision, maybe. The close is simple: use the spots, find profit at UFC Vegas 114, and come back for the next card.

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A loud, bettor minded weigh in show that turns face offs and fight week clues into card analysis.

This episode is tuned for listeners who want a quick, bettor minded read on UFC Vegas 114. It moves through injury chatter, broken hand rumors, weight cut tells, height and reach notes, and the mood on the face offs, then folds all of that into betting talk without losing the…

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