
Episode #120
We Put GUNS in Combat Sports… Millions Are Watching
Episode 117 of The Daily Carry Podcast goes from tipping culture to the future of combat sports, and somehow it all makes sense. We start with a conversation that’s guaranteed to make somebody mad: when did tipping go from something earned and appreciated to something expected? Our position is simple: great service deserves to be rewarded. Tips should always be appreciated, but never automatically expected. Then we get into the real meat of this episode: Pit Boss Grappling and where this thing is headed. What started as an experiment with JWI has continued to evolve through Gang Wars and into something much bigger, a combat sports platform unlike anything else being built right now. We reflect on the development of JWI, Gang Wars, and Pit Boss Grappling, what we’ve learned along the way, and what could be coming next as Pit Boss continues to gain traction. And yes… we talk about weapons. Pit Boss has an opportunity to do something almost unheard of in mainstream entertainment: put firearms and weapons in front of a massive audience in a controlled, competitive environment, and allow millions of people to see guns portrayed through skill, discipline, responsibility, and sport instead of fear and criminality. Could Pit Boss Grappling actually become the future of combat sports? We’re just getting started. And as always, we end with prayer. “And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men;” - Colossians 3:23 KJV

