Priest & Phenix Rivera
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When a 6th Grade Science Experiment conducted by his teacher went severely wrong, Priest James Rivera had to fight. With a 50% chance to survive, while in the hospital and after undergoing his third surgery, Priest discovered his "Burn Moment." The moment he said enough and began putting three golf balls a day into a glass jar to stay sane. This Burn Moment changed the direction of his life and empowered him to get up and FIGHT. Priest believes every single person has "Burn Moments" they have to overcome. Take a journey with the Burn Factory Boys and discover these amazing...
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Burn Factory Show turns athlete interviews into candid accounts of how pressure, setbacks, family, and career choices shape competition.
Burn Factory Show builds sports interviews around the pressure behind a career rather than a simple record of wins and losses. The host gives guests room to explain how training, defeat, family, and professional uncertainty changed them, while keeping the questions direct and…
A wrestler's worst ten minutes in training is the pep talk your gym playlist can't give.
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A family-name story that becomes a straightforward look at proving himself.
Dominic Mysterio's story stays tied to the basics: wrestling as part of his life, school not really fitting, and the weight of carrying his dad's name while trying to build his own. What lands is the plainness of it.
A candid fight conversation that turns the Adesanya bout into a reflection on identity and what the sport asks of a person.
This episode feels less like a highlight reel and more like a candid conversation, following Kelvin Gastelum from wrestling practice and an early taste for brawling into MMA and then the UFC.
A steady, unsentimental look at how Mayer keeps turning setbacks into leverage.
Mayer comes off as someone who has spent years learning how to use pressure. The episode stays close to the road from the Olympics through the fights and career turns that shaped her, and it works best when she is plain about the stress, the mismatch with a coach, the pull back…
A short-notice UFC chat that folds in chaos, the Apex, and family life.
The episode follows Cody Brundage through a short-notice UFC booking and the steadier mindset that comes from having done this before. He says the call came on Monday, points back to a debut that was even shorter notice on Wednesday, and uses both to frame how he is approaching…
It starts loose, with Dominik Mysterio talking about wrestling having been around his whole life.
A humorous ad promoting the Mac.Bid app as a way to avoid paying retail prices, featuring a conversation in a store.
Kelvin Gastelum traces his start to 15.
The host discusses the upcoming UFC fight between Hamzat Shamayev and Sean Strickland, expressing concerns about potential incidents and analyzing the fighters' dynamics.
The hosts discuss the upcoming UFC Seattle fight between Israel Adesanya and Joe Pyfer, analyzing Adesanya's career trajectory and the matchup.
Burn Factory Show examines the White House card dispute involving Ilia Topuria, Islam Makhachev, and a rejected contract offer.
Dylan Capetillo discusses starting boxing at four, winning a WBC tournament belt at seven, and preparing for his March 14 professional debut.
Mikayla Mayer sits down and talks through the stretch of her career that shaped her most.
Burn or Chill starts with Cody Brundage getting a fight call on Monday.
Host interviews UFC octagon girl Brooklyn Ray about her career, dealing with grief, and overcoming shyness.
Interview with a Super Bowl champion NFL player discussing his career, life lessons, and new restaurant venture.
Interview with a viral boxer and content creator discussing his London fight, callouts, and experiences in Vegas.