Hosted by Steve Sadler · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Have you ever sat around arguing with your friends about who would win in a fight between two of your favorite action heroes? Welcome to the Fictional Fighting Championship — the podcast where we pit legendary characters head-to-head in epic matchups and debate who would come out on top. Hosted by Steve, Jordan & Chris, we break down the fighters, the weapons, the chaos, and the strategy behind every showdown. Tune in for big laughs, heated debates, and surprise insights as we crown the ultimate champion in the greatest fictional tournament in the history of the universe
Steve Sadler hosts Fictional Fighting Championship, a tv show with 26 episodes published.
The season finale is HERE. Two modern legends enter. Only one advances to the APEX 8. This week, Jack Reacher faces Robert McCall — aka The Equalizer — in one of the most difficult decisions we’ve ever had to make. Both
Jason Bourne and Anton Chigurh finally collide in one of the most terrifying matchups we’ve ever covered. We break down whether Bourne’s elite tradecraft, adaptability, and “figure-it-out-in-real-time” genius can overcom
Yeah, this one got HEATED. This episode, we’re asking if size really matters. We have some questionable arm measurements (Steve may or may not enter that contest), and a very real discussion about whether Jack Reacher is
Robert McCall from the Equalizer steps into the bayou to face off against the most aggressive mullet in cinematic history — Chance Boudreaux. We’re breaking down snake charming, dramatic slo-mo, and whether funky floors
This week, it’s a battle of elite operatives with very different skill sets—and very particular sets of skills. Jason Bourne, the amnesiac assassin built for covert “wet work,” takes on Bryan Mills, the relentless father
This week we turn the show over to the people who matter most: the listeners. You asked the questions, and we’re doing our best to answer them without starting a civil war in the bracket. From hypothetical matchups and c
Anton Chigurh (No Country for Old Men) takes on Snake Plissken (Escape from New York) in a matchup of fate vs defiance. We break down coin flipping, deadly basketball, surfing (yes, somehow), and whether adding an afterm
One is a relic-hunting adventurer with a whip and a fear of snakes. The other is basically the female Joel Miller — hardened, relentless, and ready for the end of the world. We break down Steve’s injured shoulder, questi
One is Hollywood’s most effective fixer, powered by bats, glares, and intense mild annoyance. The other is a mullet-sporting Vietnam vet from Hard Target, played by Jean-Claude Van Damme, who punches snakes and treats ex
This matchup is pure contrast. Ip Man vs. Bryan Mills — controlled mastery versus improvisational brutality. We talk particular sets of skills, the Marko from Tropoja manhunt, why Ip Man might secretly be the William Wal
Season 2 is here — and the Carnage Region is officially open for business. In this preview episode, we break down the brand-new bracket, announce EVERY new contestant joining Season 2, and look back at a few standout mom
It’s not April 15, but it’s always tax season when Christian Wolff is in the arena. This week, the meticulous marksman from The Accountant squares off against King Leonidas of 300 in what turned out to be our closest bat
Two hardened survivors enter the arena—but only one limps out. In this episode, we put John Rambo and Joel Miller under the microscope (and in the crosshairs). We debate their trauma tolerances and tactical brainpower—an
What happens when a bronze-age war god stares down a jungle ghost with a chip on his shoulder and a roundhouse kick in his back pocket? This week, it's Leonidas vs. Col. James Braddock in a brawl that spans centuries—and
This week, it’s Rico Suave vs Geeko Suave as two of the bracket’s most soft-spoken killers throw down in the ultimate gentleman’s bar fight. One of them breaks bones with roundhouse kicks and ripped-out throats. The othe
For once, we step out from behind the bracket and into the spotlight. Meet the hosts of Fictional Fighting Championship as we reveal our questionable qualifications, share the cinematic trauma that shaped us, and pull ba
Two legendary lone wolves. One hell of a matchup. It’s modern warfare versus old-school grit as John Rambo takes on Clint Eastwood’s iconic Man With No Name. We’re talkin’ booby traps, cigarillos, red bandanas, ponchos,
What happens when TV’s most tortured protector faces off against TV’s most organized psychopath? This week, it’s Joel Miller (The Last of Us) vs Dexter Morgan (Dexter) in a battle of emotionally stunted murder men who ju
Two legendary war cries. Two historically loose interpretations of freedom. One epic matchup. This week, we pit the broadsword-swinging Scotsman against the javelin-hurling King of Sparta in a no-holds-barred clash of ki
Two legendary war cries. Two historically loose interpretations of freedom. One epic matchup. This week, we pit the broadsword-swinging Scotsman against the javelin-hurling King of Sparta in a no-holds-barred clash of ki
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Fictional Fighting Championship is hosted by Steve Sadler. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 26 episodes.
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