Throwback to the Joe Rogan on his return into UFC and his love for sports, NBA, Lakers, Podcast and a lot more.
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Joe Rogan has been with the UFC for a long time. The famous UFC commentator has a few more gigs, but his love of MMA has not changed. His passion for the sport probably stems from the fact that he also trains martial arts.
He has appeared over the years. However, Rogan’s fans like to revisit his early days as a promoter. Therefore, In the video, Joe Rogan was welcomed back to the broadcast team. Before returning to the promotion, Rogan also hosted a ‘Fear Factor.’
Rogan was quoted as saying, “I am a big fan of fighting, all mixed fighting games. In fact, I have no interest in other sports. Like, the Lakers won their third title one day. I didn’t care if they made basketball illegal. It will not bother me anymore. ”
Continuing in the video, fans got to see Rogan speak enthusiastically about the game. His love for MMA explains his long association with the UFC. In addition to this, his podcast, ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’, also features a few interviews around MMA. Several UFC players appeared as guests. While talking about a few other things that are not related to MMA, it is hard to imagine it when the host and his guests shared the same love.
How did Joe Rogan start working with the UFC?
According to an old article published by ‘Bleacher Report’, Rogan was in ‘The Rosie Show’ and talked about his early days of promotion. According to the report, Rogan started in 1997 as a post-fight question. He even talked about how the promotion was different at the time. Since then, he has been an integral part of the UFC with many fans waiting to hear the call for battles.
Therefore, when he was not at UFC 271, many asked questions. Fortunately, Rogan was back at UFC 272 to continue his commenting career. Viewers expect to see him during the upcoming US-based PPV events. In addition to all of this, Rogan’s funny podcast and his UFC gig helped him enjoy a lot of fans.
Joe Rogan Podcast
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“If I become something different because it grows, I will stop,” he concluded.
Recent Buyout for Joe’s Podcast
Rogan began signing with a music streaming platform in 2020 for $ 100 million. With less than a year to go before the contract is finalized, the agreement has doubled in the statistical estimate.
Their signed warning could not get the app running, so music activists Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Nils Lofgren did so, announcing the boycott.
Spotify has since hit content content in some of Rogan’s episodes that contain a dubious discussion on COVID-19.
In another public review, we also removed 113 episodes of “The Joe Rogan Experience,” which featured interviews with far-right commentators, such as Milo Yiannopoulos and Proud Boys‘ colleague Gavin McInnes.
