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Welcome to The Jump Off Variety Show — where sports meets culture with no filter.
From buzzer beaters to breaking news, I bring you sharp takes on basketball, football, and the hottest current events. Whether it's the latest on the court, chaos off the field, or those controversial conversations that get people talking—I’m jumping in headfirst. No spin. Just energy, insight, and unfiltered opinions.

Tap in for weekly episodes, live reactions, and real talk that keeps your head on a swivel.

Let’s jump off."I'm MAX, and if it's got a scoreboard, a headline, or a hot take behind it—we're talking about it. Football. Basketball. Controversies. Current events. And yeah… even them sports cars that make your jaw drop."

"So buckle up—this isn’t your typical show. This is The Jump Off. And it all starts now."“The Jump Off Variety Show | Hot Takes, Fast Breaks & Fast Cars!”
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