David Boyle
David Boyle
6 Years 256 days - Paramount Sucks
6 Years 256 days - Paramount Sucks
6 Years 256 days - Paramount Sucks
Sunday 25th January 2026
David Boyle rants about UFC ads on Paramount Plus, mixing humour with a sobering look at life's frustrations.
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9 minutes
Honest
Humorous
Raw
Engaging
Frustrated
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Episode Overview
- Constant ads disrupt the UFC viewing experience on Paramount Plus.
- David Boyle critiques the balance between subscription cost and value.
- The Paddy Pimblett vs Justin Gaethje fight stood out despite ad interruptions.
- Boyle uses humour to cope with everyday frustrations during sobriety.
- The episode highlights how minor annoyances can impact recovery journeys.
"If it doesn't get better, the boy Al is pulling his $13 a month."
Ever wondered what it takes to keep your sanity while quitting alcohol? Comedian David Boyle's latest episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol' might just have the answer. In this candid and humour-filled rant, Boyle takes on the latest UFC event on Paramount Plus, which he finds marred by incessant advertising. With his signature no-holds-barred style, he critiques the interruption of ads during what should be an immersive fight experience.
Boyle is clearly not amused by the constant breaks that cut off the corner advice and post-fight speeches, leaving him questioning the value of his $13 subscription. Boyle's frustration is palpable as he details the decline of what was once a seamless viewing experience. He reminisces about the days when the commentary and corner talk were integral to the fight's narrative.
Despite the ad onslaught, Boyle finds solace in the thrilling bout between Paddy Pimblett and Justin Gaethje, a fight he describes as a 'banger'. The episode captures Boyle's raw emotion and wit as he navigates his journey to sobriety while dealing with everyday irritations. This episode isn't just a critique of Paramount Plus; it's a reflection on how small frustrations can impact one's sobriety journey.
Boyle's humour and honesty offer a refreshing perspective, making it relatable for anyone who's faced similar battles. So, if you're up for a laugh and some real talk about sobriety and sports, this episode is a must-listen. How do you deal with life's little annoyances on your path to recovery?