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In the 50th episode of Season Ticket Holders, Fox Sports reporter and host Dane Lillingstone is joined by UFC fanatic Tom Hayfield to analyse a huge week of fight announcements and preview UFC 323.Australian fight fans will be treated to Alexander Volkanovski's first fight in Sydney since 2017 when he headlines UFC 325 with a rematch against Diego Lopes. Is he the right opponent and could it be Volk's last fight? And could there be a shock retirement on the cards?UFC 324 is stacked with Gaethje v Pimblett for the lightweight interim belt and a women's showdown between bantamweight champion Kayla Harrison and the GOAT coming out of retirement Amanda Nunes.And to wrap up the year - UFC 323 is on this weekend with Merab Dvalishvili looking to make history with a 4th title defence this year against Petr Yan. While Alexandre Pantoja is aiming to continue his incredible flyweight reign against young gun Joshua Van.Follow Season Ticket Holders at:InstagramTikTokYouTubeFacebook

In this episode of Season Ticket Holders, Fox Sports reporter and host Dane Lillingstone is joined by Channel 10 Brisbane sports reporter and cricket tragic James Ingram to preview the second test of the Ashes in Brisbane.After a stunning opening match in Perth where England blew their chance at victory and Travis Head rescued the Aussies, can England turn it around to level the series in the day/night test at the Gabba?Australia will be without frontline quicks Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood again but Mitchell Starc is coming off career best figures while Travis Head scored the second fastest century in Ashes history. Can England stop them or will it be 2-0 when the lights go out?Follow Season Ticket Holders here:InstagramTikTokYouTubeFacebook

Host and Fox Sports News reporter Dane Lillingstone is joined again by MMA fanatic Tom Hayfield to break down a huge UFC 322.In a devastating day for Australian UFC fans, welterweight champion Jack Della Maddalena was destroyed by challenger Islam Makhachev over five rounds to become the 11th double champion in history. Now without a lost in a decade and having tied Anderson Silva's record of 16 straight UFC wins - is Makhachev at the front of the line for the GOAT conversation?In the co-main event Valentina Shevchenko pushed her own claims to be the women's GOAT after putting on a clinic against former strawweight champion Zhang Weili to retain her women's flyweight belt.And the welterweight division kept on delivering with the undefeated Michael Morales and fellow challenger Carlos Prates both picking up impressive KO victories.Follow Season Ticket Holders on:InstagramTikTokYouTubeFacebook

Host and Fox Sports News reporter Dane Lillingstone is joined by MMA fanatic Tom Hayfield to analyse the biggest fight card of the year - UFC 322: Della Maddalena vs. Makhachev at New York's Madison Square Garden.Will Makhachev's gamble to vacate his lightweight belt and move up pay off or will Della Maddalena's superior striking and improved ground game stun the world again?In a stacked card - it will be a showdown of the top two ranked women's pound for pound fighters when Zhang Weili also moves up to take on UFC Women's Flyweight Champion Valentina Shevchenko. Former champion Leon Edwards and the undefeated Michael Morales also feature on the main card while Bo Nickal looks to bounce back on the prelims.Cody Haddon is the second Australian on the card - the Perth product up against the undefeated Malcolm Wellmaker to kick off the prelims.You can follow Season Ticket Holders at:InstagramTikTokYouTubeFacebook

Host and Fox Sports New reporter Dane Lillingstone is joined by award winning radio journalist Harrison Priebe to wrap up a massive year in rugby league.To little surprise, Australia clinched the Ashes in a cleansweep 3-0. Was it enough to save Kevin Walters job as Kangaroos coach? And what changes do England need to fix ahead of next year's World Cup?New Zealand has bounced back from a horror 2024 Pacific Championships to clinch their second title. Did the tournament - that featured passionate fans from both Samoa and Tonga - outshine the Ashes? And could it become the pinnacle of rugby league as Kieran Foran predicts?We also take a look at the shock news that Payne Haas is on the verge of a switch to rugby to play in new LIV inspired rebel competition R360. Would it be the biggest defection in rugby league history?Follow Season Ticket Holders at:InstagramTikTokYouTubeFacebook

In this episode of Season Ticket Holders, host and Fox Sports News reporter Dane Lillingstone is joined by North Queensland Cowboys fan Kaden Warnick to analyse Australia's win against England to retain the Ashes in the first series played since 2003.The Kangaroos outclassed England despite a more aggressive effort in game two in Liverpool. England now hasn't won an Ashes since 1970. Is English rugby league in trouble? We take a look at the history of the series and what needs to happen to make Super League great again.Plus it's New Zealand v Samoa in the Pacific Championships final after the Kiwis were far too good for Tonga after their disappointing series came to an end. The stage is set for a thrilling final on Sunday in Sydney.You can follow Season Ticket Holders here:InstagramTikTokYouTubeFacebook

Host and Fox Sports News reporter Dane Lillingstone welcomes back MMA superfan Zac Marsden to break down a disappointing conclusion to UFC 321.Following a controversial eye poke incident that ended the main event in a no contest - is the UFC's heavyweight division cursed? Is Tom Aspinall v Ciryl Gane an immediate rematch? And how happy is Jon Jones right now - with Alex Pereira shaping up as a potential White House opponent.We also touch on the big news for Australian fight fans with Paramount and Channel 10 set to become the exclusive broadcast partner of fight nights and preliminary cards from 2026.Stay up to date with Season Ticket Holders on socials here:InstagramTikTokYouTubeFacebook

In this episode of Season Ticket Holders host and Fox Sports News reporter Dane Lillingstone is joined by Brisbane Broncos member Aidan Mathews to break down the first Ashes test and the extraordinary scenes of Samoa and Tonga at Suncorp Stadium.Reece Walsh headlined the show with two tries on debut for the Kangaroos while England made some baffling selection calls as they were outclassed in front of 60,000 fans at London's Wembley Stadium.Plus we take a look at the rise of the Pacific nations as an incredible crowd of 44,000 turned out in Brisbane to witness the spectacle that is Samoa v Tonga. Has it become the most spine tingling event on the rugby league calendar?Follow Season Ticket Holders here:InstagramTikTokYouTubeFacebook