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The MM-EH Show Ep. 21 | Alana Cook’s OKTAGON MMA Debut + Dufort & Ado Dominate Samourai MMA 21

Posted on 10 September 202610 September 2026 By mmehandy No Comments on The MM-EH Show Ep. 21 | Alana Cook’s OKTAGON MMA Debut + Dufort & Ado Dominate Samourai MMA 21

🥊 THE MM-EH SHOW — EPISODE 21

Hey there, fight friends! Welcome back to The MM-EH Show — the show where we talk about Canadian mixed martial arts and ONLY Canadian mixed martial arts.

Episode 21 takes us from Niagara Top Team to the Czech Republic, then back home to Samourai MMA 21 in Laval, Quebec, with interviews, huge finishes, and a very special moment for MM-EH.

🔥 ALANA “THE ALANAMAL” COOK — OKTAGON MMA DEBUT

We kick things off with Alana Cook, who recently signed with OKTAGON MMA and is in the Czech Republic preparing to make her promotional debut.

Alana talks about how the OKTAGON opportunity came together, her move from British Columbia to Niagara Top Team, the resurgence of women’s MMA in the Lower Mainland, training alongside UFC contender Jasmine Jasudavicius, and her thoughts on Olympic wrestler and MMA prospect Hannah Taylor.

With OKTAGON boasting a deep women’s roster in Europe, Alana has a massive opportunity to make a statement in her first appearance with the promotion.

🥋 MICHAEL DUFORT & RICHARD HO — SAMOURAI MMA 21

Next, we head to Laval following an outstanding performance from Michael Dufort, who submitted Antoine Chaput in the Samourai MMA 21 main event.

Dufort dropped Chaput with a calf kick before chaining together submission attempts and eventually finding the finish with a nasty Kimura.

After the fight, I sat down with Michael and his coach Richard Ho to discuss the performance, Dufort’s continued development, and the team Richard has built around some of Canada’s top MMA talent.

💥 MO ADO — 25-SECOND KNOCKOUT

Mohammed “Mo” Ado needed just 25 seconds of the first round to knock out Mac Laursen in their welterweight contender matchup.

Ado joins the show immediately after the fight to break down the finish and what comes next.

The victory puts Mo in position to challenge Ian Stoby for the Samourai MMA Welterweight Championship — a matchup that has all the ingredients for an incredible fight.

🤝 MO ADO & MAC LAURSEN — TOGETHER AFTER THE FIGHT

Then something a little different.

After interviewing Mo, I ran into Mac Laursen on my way out and asked if he wanted to talk.

His answer? Let’s do it with Mo.

So just moments after competing against each other, Ado and Laursen sit down together to talk about the fight.

It’s the kind of respect and sportsmanship that makes MMA special.

🇨🇦 A SPECIAL NIGHT FOR MM-EH

Samourai MMA 21 also gave me one of the most unexpected and meaningful moments I’ve experienced covering Canadian MMA.

Samourai owner Daniel Lafond and the promotion surprised me during the live UFC Fight Pass broadcast by bringing me into the cage and unveiling a permanent tribute on one of the cage posts recognizing me as:

“MMA Pioneer — Andy Cotterill”

I didn’t see it coming, and it’s difficult to put into words how much the gesture meant to me.

Thank you to Daniel Lafond and everyone at Samourai MMA for their continued support of MM-EH — and, more importantly, for everything they continue to do for mixed martial arts in Quebec and Canada.

🎙️ EPISODE 21

🇨🇦 Alana Cook — ahead of her OKTAGON MMA debut
🇨🇦 Michael Dufort & Richard Ho — Samourai MMA 21 main event victory
🇨🇦 Mohammed Ado — 25-second KO and welterweight title shot
🇨🇦 Mohammed Ado & Mac Laursen — opponents sit down together after the fight
🇨🇦 MM-EH honoured at Samourai MMA 21

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I’m working toward making MM-EH a full-time platform dedicated to covering Canadian fighters, coaches and promotions — and every subscription helps get us closer.

🇨🇦 If it’s Canadian MMA, we’re talking about it.

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SHANNON CLARK: SOMETIMES LOSING IS THE BEST THING SHANNON CLARK: SOMETIMES LOSING IS THE BEST THING THAT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU! 🥊

Ahead of her PFL Chicago showdown with Lucero Acosta, Canadian MMA standout Shannon Clark opened up on The MM-EH Show about a loss that completely changed her career.

And surprisingly, she's grateful it happened.

Following her defeat on Dana White's Contender Series, Shannon realized that one of her biggest obstacles wasn't physical. It was communication.

Coming from a soccer background, Shannon had always been taught to follow her coach's instructions. But MMA is different. Inside the cage, she was struggling between what her coach wanted her to do and what she felt was right.

The frustration built, her emotions took over, and she found herself chasing her opponent instead of fighting her own fight.

But that defeat sparked an important conversation.

Shannon sat down with her coach and explained exactly what she'd been feeling. Rather than dismissing her concerns, he encouraged her to speak up, trust her instincts, and recognize that his instructions were based on what he could see from outside the cage.

Together, they changed their approach.

Now there's more communication, more collaboration, and a willingness to bring in other coaches to develop areas where additional expertise is needed.

Shannon has learned that having a voice doesn't mean disrespecting your coach. It means becoming a better fighter and a stronger team.

🔥 Now, as she prepares to face Lucero Acosta at PFL Chicago, Shannon gets another opportunity to demonstrate just how much she's grown.

Sometimes the biggest victories come from the lessons learned in defeat.

🎥 WATCH the full Shannon Clark interview on The MM-EH Show, available on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts!

Canadian MMA. Only Canadian MMA.

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🥊 WHY WILL JASMINE JASUDAVICIUS WIN? JUST 8 WORDS! 🥊 WHY WILL JASMINE JASUDAVICIUS WIN? JUST 8 WORDS!🔥

Sometimes, confidence doesn't need a long explanation.

Ahead of UFC Edmonton, Canadian UFC star Jasmine Jasudavicius explains why she believes she'll get her hand raised — and she only needs EIGHT words to do it!

🎙️ Catch the conversation on The MM-EH Show!

📺 WATCH on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

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🇨🇦🔥 THROWBACK THURSDAY | CANADIAN MMA PRIDE! Phot 🇨🇦🔥 THROWBACK THURSDAY | CANADIAN MMA PRIDE!

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Throwing it back to May 10, 2025, when two of Canada's finest, Jasmine Jasudavicius and Mike Malott, gave Canadian MMA fans plenty to celebrate at UFC 315 in Montreal! 🇨🇦👊

🥊 Jasmine Jasudavicius delivered a spectacular performance, submitting former UFC champion Jessica Andrade and earning a well-deserved Performance of the Night bonus!

🥊 Mike Malott kept the Canadian momentum rolling with an impressive victory of his own, giving the hometown crowd another reason to erupt!

Two proud Canadians. Two huge victories. One unforgettable night in Montreal.

🔥 AND NOW THEY'RE BOTH HEADED TO UFC EDMONTON! 🔥

Fast-forward to October 17, 2026, and both Jasmine and Mike are set to represent the maple leaf once again, this time in front of a passionate Canadian crowd in Edmonton, Alberta!

From Montreal to Edmonton, these two continue to carry the pride of Canadian MMA into the Octagon. 🇨🇦

Can they both deliver another pair of victories on Canadian soil?

👇 Drop your predictions in the comments!

🇨🇦 The MM-EH Show — Canadian MMA. Only Canadian MMA.

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