Courtesy of official MMAWeekly.com content partner Bleacher Report . MMA’s Great Debate Radio returns for Thursday’s show with debate about Chael Sonnen and the latest union threats to the UFC along with guests including World Series of Fighting 4′s Nick Newell and Tyson Griffin as well as RFA Fighting’s Jeff Curran. Also, we debate the recent news that Ronda Rousey is in talks to join yet another major film franchise, but will this mean she’s headed out of MMA for good? Today’s debate topics on the show include: —Unions have filed a complaint in Boston forcing a special session to review Chael Sonnen’s fight license. Have the unions finally gone too far in this vendetta against Zuffa? —Ronda Rousey is in talks to join Fast and Furious 7
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