Jeff Sherwood and TJ De Santis were back Wednesday for another edition if 'The Savage Dog Show' on The Sherdog Radio Network.

The pair were joined by mixed martial arts trainer and former manager Juanito Ibarra to discuss Assembly Bill 2100 being considered by California legislators.

TJ De Santis and Jared Koll were back Wednesday for another edition of 'Beatdown' on The Sherdog Radio Network.

The duo was joined by Pat Barry, who is preparing for his May 5 tilt with Lavar Johnson on UFC on FOX 3.

Also, discussion on fighter fallout from Twitter snafus, how Dana White stacks up against other major sports executives, and just what is lowered when alcohol is consumed.

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Pat Barry, on “Beatdown,” discussing what it’s like to get caught under Bellator heavyweight champion Cole Konrad:

“I had never known I was claustrophobic until Cole Konrad laid on top of me. … I remember the first time rolling around with him, like the first or second day I was there, I got tackled by this guy and the fact that he can hold me down to where I was completely incapable of moving or protecting myself, the first thing I started thinking was, ‘If we were in an alley right now, I would be dead. If we were in an alley, I’d be dead. There’s nothing that I can do about it.’ … Powerlifters, get out of my face, man. Wrestlers are the strongest dudes ever. The fact that you’ve got guys who are ridiculously strong and who know how to manipulate your body to where you’re completely paralyzed and they can sit there and just do whatever they want to you, that’s scary. That’s like one of the first times that I can recall thinking, ‘You know what? I don’t want to do MMA anymore.’ It almost scared me out of the sport. I was like, ‘This is just unfair. I’m going to buy a gun and I’m going to just carry it around with me because there might be a wrestler in the parking lot somewhere.’”

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Live radio returned to The Sherdog Radio Network Wednesday with new episodes of "Beatdown" and "The Savage Dog Show."

Jon Luther and myself were on "Beatdown" for two hours this afternoon. Joining us was UFC heavyweight contender Pat Barry. "HD" joined us to talk about his latest victory over Christian Morecraft.

I also was apart of "The Savage Dog Show" with Jeff Sherwood today. On the show we welcomed UFC bantamweight Scott Jorgensen. Scott will face Renan Berrao super bowl weekend in Las Vegas.

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Jack Encarnacao and Todd Martin took to the air following "UFC Live" on Versus for another edition of "Beatdown After The Bell." The two men recapped the card that saw Cheick Kongo defeat Pat Barry in the main event.

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Trainer Duke Roufus, on “Beatdown,” discussing Patrick Barry’s disposition heading into his matchup Saturday against Joey Beltran:

“Pat’s a little darker, I’ve noticed recently. Pat’s in a unique spot. It’s hard for some of these guys. … No one can actually imagine being a star in America. What happens is, sometimes these guys are so popular, but there is a downside to being popular because your fans are always telling you what you should have done, do this more, do that. They have the audacity to be like, ‘You didn’t want to win that fight?’ ‘No, I didn’t. I just fell down and did a dive.’ … I think right now Pat’s going to isolate himself into a spot where he’s in a very dark place. I’ve only seen Pat like this for one fight before and the outcome for his opponent wasn’t good. … Pat with his back against the wall is a dangerous guy. When he fought Antoni Hardonk too. That’s the funny thing about Pat. Pat with his back against the wall, the so-called one loss in a row, it scares guys. Everyone’s afraid to get cut from the UFC. Your life changes when you’re no longer a UFC fighter. I think that being said, I just think that Pat’s coming in here a little bit darker and more gruesome than normal.”

Patrick Barry, on “Beatdown,” discussing what went wrong against Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic:

“The game plan worked. The right hand, the right leg -- everything was to a T. I was in shape for the fight. I had done all the training possible. … I just didn’t drink enough milk before the fight, and my hand broke and my foot broke in the first round. So I pretty much fought Cro Cop for 12 minutes with just my left hand, hoping that one of them was going to land. I don’t think you can really plan for breaking stuff. … It went from, ‘I’m fighting Cro Cop, so what. I’m just fighting him. He’s a man just like I am.’ To all of a sudden, when three out of my four weapons were gone, because my left leg was kind of damaged from him blocking two kicks in the first round also ... in round two and round three, a part of me was waiting to just kicked in the head. I will not deny that there was a part of my brain that was saying, ‘Any minute now, this dude is going to highlight reel you because you can’t defend anything.’”