At a glance
- Launched April 25, 2025, by Alexandre Herbinet and Aldric Cassata.
- 89,900 YouTube subscribers, more than 700 videos and 18.7 million total views (September 2026).
- Shows also released as a podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Overview
Jab Life is a French video and podcast outlet covering MMA, boxing and fight culture. It was launched on April 25, 2025, by Alexandre Herbinet and Aldric Cassata. It is independent and records its shows in a studio at the Boxing Squad gym in Nice, on the French Riviera.
In just over a year, the YouTube channel passed 89,900 subscribers and 700 videos, with 18.7 million total views according to the outlet's website as of September 2026. Shows are also released as a podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
What you'll find
The lineup covers both sides of fight night: previews, recaps and analysis. On top of that come interviews, history deep dives, debates and live Q&A sessions where the team answers viewer questions. Jab Culture is recorded in the Nice studio with Aldric Cassata.
Ground & Talk started in August 2025 with a panel of French fighters: Manon Fiorot, Salahdine Parnasse, Morgan Charrière, Taylor Lapilus and Bilel Jkitou. For UFC Paris 2026, Jab Life produced 14 shows totaling 633,000 views. The jablife.media website summarizes, chapters and quotes every episode, so you can jump to a specific segment without rewatching everything.
Why follow
Jab Life publishes a lot, and at every stage of an event: before, during fight week and after. If you want a regular French-language show around the UFC, there is an episode at almost every step.
The outlet also has access to French fighters, as the first Ground & Talk shows. The website, with its summaries and chapters, makes long episodes easier to navigate. The podcast version works for your commute or your training sessions. For English speakers, the written summaries are the easiest way in, and they point you to the French fighters worth tracking.
MMA Official's take
This outlet is for French-speaking fans who follow the UFC closely and like long shows with analysis and debate. It also suits anyone interested in the history and culture of combat sports, through Jab Culture.
Start with the first Ground & Talk, featuring Manon Fiorot, Salahdine Parnasse, Morgan Charrière, Taylor Lapilus and Bilel Jkitou, to get a feel for the tone. Then follow the recap of the next UFC event, on video or as a podcast, and use the website's chapters to skip to the fights you care about.