With rumors of Strikeforce closing, Rios-Alvarado around the corner, and the week filled with excitement it's only natural the Swami tries to top last week's show. With co-host GAIA helping out it's wild and controversial two hours of LAST CALL on www.cyberstationusa.com. This week's guests include:

- CNNSI.com's LORETTA HUNT (www.twitter.com/LorettaHuntMMA) returns to the show to chat with the Swami about the biggest stories in the past couple of weeks in MMA. The sage scribe talks about Bellator's fall season and their move to SPIKE TV in the beginning of 2013, what is going on behind the scenes of the cancellation of UFC 151 and STRIKEFORCE: MELENDEZ-HEALY, INVICTA'S future with TV, and much more.

- UFC Welterweight JOHNY HENDRICKS (www.twitter.com/JohnyHendricks) joins the show to dish on his UFC 154 co-main event fight against Martin Kampman in Montreal, Canada. The star of Team Takedown breaks down his opponent, fighting four the right to take on the winner of GSP vs. Condit for the title, how the fan club of 'The Beard' and the story behind the beard, and how he handles his fame from his wins over Koscheck and Fitch.

- Boxing writer MARK ORTEGA (www.queensbury-rules.com) stops by the show to dish with GAIA and the Swami about the past, present and future fall boxing events. Outspoken and controversial boxing scribe talks about the fallout of Martinez-Chavez Jr, what to expect from this weekend's HBO Doubleheader, the SHOWTIME Quadruple header on October 20th, and who he feels is the most complete fighter in boxing today.

- Rising porn star MADISON ROSE (www.twitter.com/madisonrosexxx) makes her radio debut on the show as she talks porn, sex and love. The New York native sits down with the Swami to talk about being a mainstream model, her height (5'10) and going over to Japan in the fall, getting into the adult industry, how her family handles her career, and how she handled being recognized in public.

All of this plus much more only on LAST CALL on www.cyberstationusa.com. Friday, October 12th from 11 to 1 a.m. Eastern time/8 to 10 p.m. Pacific time.