Tell José I'm Coming

Season 1Episode 625 minMar 9, 2015
Tell José I'm Coming
Conor in Boston preparing for his fight against Dennis Siver knowing a win sets up a world title shot against Jose Aldo. Joining Conor on the fight-card are his SBG team mates Paddy Holohan and Cathal Pendred. As the Irish barmy army arrive stateside it’s clear Conor has very little respect for his opponent. Conor predicts a finish within 2 minutes but anything can happen inside the octagon.
Tell José I'm Coming has aired on Mar 9, 2015 at 10:00 PM
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