From Womb to Tomb, Anik vs Anik is Odds Shark’s latest show where Jon Anik – UFC commentator joins his twin brother Jason – co-host of Remember The Podcast with UFC champion Belal Muhammad, to argue and provide their best weekly NFL picks.
These two brothers argue passionately—and sometimes nearly come to blows—on any sports topic imaginable. Whether it's NFL picks or their beloved Boston Red Sox, nothing is off-limits in this "no holds barred" show.
Tune in every Thursday for LIVE 30-minute episodes at 11am ET during the NFL season.
Don’t miss out on exclusive content, explosive banter, and expert weekly picks.
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Meet the Anik Brothers
Jon Anik: The Pro Gambler with a Mic
You’ve heard his voice commentating the world’s most entertaining UFC fights, but Jon’s passion and real talent might be his borderline pro-level gambling picks? From Harrison Butker OVERs to anytime TD scorers, Jon really knows how to pick’em.
As one of the most recognizable voices in the UFC, Jon has built a reputation for delivering high-octane commentary while secretly plotting his next big bet on the side. If there’s a stat, he’s crunched it; if there’s a hot take, he’s ready to drop it.
The only thing he’s more obsessed with than calling fights is beating his brother Jason in any competition they can dream up.
Jason Anik: The King of Trash Talk
Jason isn’t just Jon’s twin brother—he’s the reigning champ of sibling smack talk
A UFC Fight Pass personality and co-host of The Huddle and Remember The Show, Jason’s life revolves around keeping up with the most intense sports rivalries while adding fuel to the fire with his own opinions.
Whether it’s breaking down the NFL or debating about MMA with Jon, Jason always brings a competitive and combative approach. He’s the kind of guy who will argue over anything—and he’s usually pretty convincing about it. His UFC Fight Pass fans love him, but no one gets under his skin like his brother Jon.
Together, these two are a storm of opinions, hot takes, and nonstop competition. The question is, who’s going to come out on top?