Countries
Washington, D.C. serves as the capital city of this North American nation.
USA
Known as "The Notorious," this Irish fighter became the first in UFC history to hold championship belts in two weight classes simultaneously
Conor Mcgegor
Cut from the beef short loin, this tender steak popular at Delmonico's is named for the Empire State's most famous city.
NY Strip
Tracing its origins to 1920s Appalachian folk and blues, this genre's iconic home and venue was established in Nashville with the Grand Ole Opry in 1925.
Country Music
Emilio Estevez starred as attorney Gordon Bombay, who is sentenced to community service coaching a ragtag youth hockey team in Minneapolis, in this 1992 Disney hit
The mighty ducks
General Santa Anna led this country's forces during the Battle of the Alamo in 1836.
Mexico
Known for his volume striking and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, this Stockton, California native served as the former Strikeforce Welterweight Champion before returning to the UFC
Nick Diaz
Taken from the shoulder area of the cow, this tough but flavorful cut of beef is ideal for slow-cooking and classic pot roast
Chuck Roast
Founded in San Bernardino, California by two brothers in 1940, this fast-food giant was turned into a global franchise empire after Ray Kroc bought the rights in 1961.
Mcdicks
Heath Ledger starred as William Thatcher, a peasant squire who poses as a noble named Sir Ulrich von Lichtenstein to compete in jousting tournaments, in this 2001 film.
A knights tale
Director Peter Jackson transformed landscapes across his native island nation into Middle-earth for "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy.
New zealand
Known for his dominant wrestling style, this two-time UFC Welterweight Champion made seven title defenses across two reigns and was inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame in 2010
Matt Hughes
Known for its rich flavor and high intramuscular fat marbling, this tender cut of beef is carved from the primal rib section of the cow.
Ribeye
Derived from the Spanish word for "roundup," this competitive sport features events like tie-down roping, steer wrestling, and bull riding.
Rodeo
Adam Sandler plays a Hawaiian marine veterinarian who has to win over Drew Barrymore's character every single day due to her short-term memory loss in this 2004 hit.
50 first dates
Consisting of more than 7,000 islands in the Western Pacific, this archipelago nation names Manila as its capital city.
Philippines
Famous for his signature mohawk, facial tattoo, and spartan fight trunks, this long-reigning Light Heavyweight Champion brought MMA into mainstream American sports during the mid-2000s.
Chuck Liddel
Derived from French words meaning "dainty" or "delicate slice," this prized cut of beef is taken from the smaller end of the tenderloin.
Filet Mignon
Introduced in 1963 with its iconic split rear window, this legendary Corvette model borrows its name from a venomous ocean bottom-dweller.
Stingray
Denzel Washington starred as real-life Harlem drug lord Frank Lucas and Russell Crowe played detective Richie Roberts in this 2007 crime drama directed by Ridley Scott.
American Gangster
The Zambezi River forms a natural border between Zambia and this landlocked southern African country, home to Victoria Falls.
Zimbabwe
At UFC 293 in Sydney, Australia, this outspoken American fighter pulled off a massive upset by defeating Israel Adesanya to win the UFC Middleweight Championship.
Sean Strickland
Long and flat with visible grain, this cut from the cow's plate primal is the traditional choice for classic beef fajitas and carne asada.
Skirt Steak
Founded in 1919 by Roy Allen and Frank Wright, this brand famous for its frost-frosted root beer mugs opened America's first drive-in restaurant chain.
A&W
Christian Bale plays a struggling rancher escorting dangerous outlaw Ben Wade, played by Russell Crowe, to a train heading for an Arizona territory prison in this 2007 remake.
3:10 to Yuma