Here's what UFC Fighters think about Joe Rogan! kzread.info/dash/bejne/k5V90dlmlMyeZ7w.html

@TheMinnesnowtan

Жыл бұрын

Love Rogan but the best commentator is WWE’s Michael Cole

@TheFairyintheFishBowl

Жыл бұрын

@@roncoobs 100%

@andrewj61

Жыл бұрын

@@terrenceodonnell6347 huh?

I sure hope that I lose control like Joe does, if these are really instances of him losing it. He definitely has some of the most controlled losing of control I've ever seen

@AllenBooth

Жыл бұрын

Right. The intent of this is to berate Joe. People getting paid bucks to do this.

@SpookyRedz

Жыл бұрын

Joe has managed others perfectly , he handles violence like a legend

@badmash5190

Жыл бұрын

*loss of control ☯️(grammar Taoist 😜)

@gypsydanger3212

Жыл бұрын

Came here to say the same thing

@alexcasillas6973

Жыл бұрын

He knows what he is capable of. A true martial artist

Joe's calm af by nature. He can just take care of himself very well and holds the number one rule in high regard, no touching.

If this is losing control I'm completely out of my mind

@HighSideHustler81

6 ай бұрын

Right… absolutely trash content 😂

@jenkemjones7798

8 күн бұрын

I missed anyone losing control lol.

Mad respect for Joe ever since Fear Factor

Nobody does commentating better, I grew up with fear factor, now this man will go down in history as one of the most memorable on screen tv entertainer of all time. Much respect all the way from Vermont, Mr.Rogan.

Weird how Joe is IN CONTROL in every one of the clips.

@littletbone507

Жыл бұрын

Not the last one. Lol

@RBZ06LT6

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

@88mphDrBrown

Жыл бұрын

Not true he was completely out of control in every clip, he was a straight menace.

@devonlarrattsbrightfuture5122

Жыл бұрын

*@Victor Del Prete* I agree. This is the reason for his recent failures.

@FaceRollinOvO

Жыл бұрын

Thats what comes with no like button. Shit like this

Joe is legend!!! MMA will never be the same if he wasn't there

He didn't choke the guy out though; the guy tapped and Joe let him out, per the rules. Joe is such a good guy. Seriously one of the best around.

Joe talked to Rampage like a dad to his son 😂

I love Joe Rogan. He made Fear Factor famous and his disposition around people is infectious!♥️

I remember that Maynard fight, he was claiming he was cheated. Joe was pointing out that no one cheated him, he knocked himself out.

The ice bucket thing was Joe looking out for the fighters who have to fight around spilled ice. You slip in that with your back foot and you're liable to tear something. It's definitely an angry moment of his but just because those guys can help in the training and preparation of a fighter but can't clean up 100% of the ice.

@harkyo

7 ай бұрын

Also, they're delaying the fight!

@chaddurall6862

6 ай бұрын

Agreed. Who cares if they’re belt holders? Clean up your mess.

It was Joe who told the UFC that he didn’t want to interview fighters after they were KO’d. Before that he was just doing what he was told. Both O’Malley and Conor waved Joe over to them after their injuries because they wanted to say something on the mic so he obliged. How do people not understand this?

@brycemlinar2037

Жыл бұрын

People just talk and don’t understand what they’re talking about. But swear by it.

@arrak5000

Жыл бұрын

Cheap views bro

@edwardmclaughlin719

Жыл бұрын

wrong

@Justin-bs8vv

Жыл бұрын

The one time he messed up he even realized it and apologized for it after the jones vs dc 2 fight.

I learned that if you're a UFC belt holder, you're exempt from health & safety issues. Joe has got to be the calmest guy to ever lose it. Even explaining a misunderstanding to Rampage. What a hot head!

He just says what everybody else doesn't have the "balls" to say. And if he screws up, he at least has the "balls" to admit it. I like Joe's and Dana's bluntness!

He really went off the deep end there when he showed a fighter than he was, in fact, knocked out. Who can stop this madman?

@JimmyJones666

Жыл бұрын

I know, he needs to be stopped as soon as possible! He's a crazy man.

@JimmyJones666

Жыл бұрын

@@justanotherrandomdude8472 what lol?

@JimmyJones666

Жыл бұрын

@@justanotherrandomdude8472 never heard of sarcasm bud? And don't say you were only joking because you got caught being serious lol.

Joe was upset about 2 things with the whole ice bucket incident. 1. He knew it was a tactic to stall for more time so that the fighter could get more rest between the rounds because the fighter was obviously winded and tired. 2. He knew it was a safety issue for both fighters.

I got nothing bad to say about Joe Rogan I love his role in the UFC and his podcast. I've learned so much about MMA from listening to his commentary since I started watching back when Chuck liddell was in his prime.

@Upstatebackwoods

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. Been watching since “the iceman’s” prime…and I think a lot of that has to do with Joe rogan exposing me to mma.

@gnarghhfps3239

2 жыл бұрын

Fr without joe rogan no 1 would have known all the moves and techniques

@gabrielspencer2713

2 жыл бұрын

Hell I've learned so much not even just about MMA from his podcast

@amurica1chuuknow736

2 жыл бұрын

You sound like me

@TheFreshstartable

Жыл бұрын

Josepi Rogan Is a beauty

He's 100% right in the ice bucket thing... you can't spill ice and leave it all over the octagon for the fighters to potentially injure themselves.... imagine if one of the fighters planted a leg on the ice and blew their knee out from the slip... what, because the people who did it were UFC fighters they should get a pass? Go on home with that nonsense...

@theunclejuicy89

3 ай бұрын

Exactly

When he choked out that dude on camera 😂😂 he told him in all fairness and he let him go lol

@ericparrish1515

Жыл бұрын

Yeah he did. Good man. He was a little pissed lol

Joe has been around from the beginning and has influenced every fighter. Joe and Daniel Cormier calling fights for the UFC take the sport to another level with their education in reporting as athletes that have been there. Conor speaks of Joe helping his career before UFC. Joe is humble even with his extensive background . He says in his podcast that he has rolled with smaller fighters that made him tap due to superior technique.

All the fighters know exactly who Joe is and know his background with MMA and marshal-arts. Joe use to fight himself and is very knowledgeable in the fighting world. Whenever he’s talking to the fighters about something they did, they’re gonna learn from him. He’s not just a commentator lol

"lost control"? Dude knows exactly what he is doing.

@davidu8688

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like your typical conservative slander by a leftist lol

@HFH-Official

Жыл бұрын

And that's okay. A man has the right to defend his name and his space... That's okay. Rogan is the damn man. Don't like it? Don't watch ... see how easy that is.

@TellURide447

Жыл бұрын

@@HFH-Official gurl u tell ‘em

@georgetowle4977

Жыл бұрын

Yeah from what I’ve seen of him he seems crazy disciplined not the sort of guy who just loses control

@jeffalexander1644

Жыл бұрын

Good 👍 answer 👏

Jose Aldo was nervous because he was under Connors mind control spell 😂😂

I think this is great you have pointed out nothing bad about Joe, he does his job, he has strong morals, and he calls it as he sees it like a commentator is supposed to. So who cares who he makes made by calling out when someone dominating a fight takes a couple hard blows that's what he's paid for

@HighSideHustler81

6 ай бұрын

Agreed, so lame when people put out trash content to stir up views by using famous peoples names in the titles.

i would shake in my boots if joe ever lost control at me lmao

I love how the second last one is is him being right if you read the text he points out the fact that The eagle has won all of his fights and when someone that's really dominant and his the ring you tend to focus on those very moments where they have been surprise hit hard dropped nearly choked out or nearly lost and for someone like the eagle he just wanted to point that out when it happened if you never land a three pointer and you finally land one you're gonna talk about it it's a similar effect

Joe Rogan is a national treasure. We need more like him.

@izzojoseph2

Жыл бұрын

If we had more like him, he’d be like sand instead of treasure 😂 Not a bad thing, just saying

@theetilesmith

Жыл бұрын

@@izzojoseph2 there are more of us thanks to his example.

@atp2727

6 ай бұрын

100% agree

I completely side with Joe on the ice incident. He was right to yell at them to get back in and clean it up. It was a safety issue. The hell with your fighter status.

@Gideon0297

Жыл бұрын

Exactly bro! Great comment!

@dekudude8888

Жыл бұрын

Someone could've lost a career from that ice and the rage from Joe was warranted. Imagine someone slipping and tearing or breaking something because of the fall

@joshythehand2960

Жыл бұрын

And they probably dumped it on purpose because their fighter was rocked a bit and needed a breather. They left early knowing they would have to come back in.. giving him another 60 seconds to recoup. Shit like that was done all the time back in the dirty boxing era of the 40s and 50s

@edwardmcmanus

Жыл бұрын

Yep

@KingVick801

Жыл бұрын

@@joshythehand2960 every sport has that loop hole. I remember watching Jason Kidd tell his player to hit him so he could spill his drink and get a technical time out. I think it's clever and great as long as no one gets hurt.

he is a legend! love this guy!

as a grappler and jiu jitsu practitioner I agree with the first one being just to guys who train going after each other.... I don't know how many times me and my Bros from the gym being home hanging out and we would start rolling around trying to choke each other out. it happens

Joe was totally right to let that fighter know he got knocked out by himself. That's part of commentating! Joe is straight up and told him what was going on, otherwise, everyone in the world would have said that Joe was a fool and he was deceived because the guy did not himself out.

Greys night wasn't spoiled. He didn't win. It was a draw or no contest. Basically a tie because they were both knocked out. Joe has to interview Grey because Grey made such a huge deal out of the decision. Fans want to hear why and what Grey thought then when his emotions are at their peak.

My favorite Rogan moment is during Diaz v McGregor 1 when he sounds like he is coaching Conor bc of the excitement level of the fight 🙌

I did judo and kick-box when I was younger. Friendly altercations are always 40% real, 60% fun, and for those who don't know how it is, it may seem to be the opposite. It is just how it is. Fighting requires you to identify your opponent as enemy, for the moment. So when you make a strategic decision, it might seem like an intention to go off on your target, but it is not. It always seems weird and somehow it builds respect toward your fellow, because you get a taste of being their enemies, again, for the moment.

Joe didn't 'lose' control. He practiced control.

There’s SO Much to Learn from Joe! Very Smart Man, I’d Love to Learn the Self Control he has. I listen to him Daily and iv Gained a lot of Healthiness from it! 🤙🏼🇺🇸

@trueking1857

Жыл бұрын

I think it’s the DMT visions.

During the ice bucket he wasn’t yelling at Jose and Rena he was yelling at the commissioners cleaning it😂

That first clip he’s very much in control, put that man in a submissive position while using very little force

Joe is the man!🤘 He's a raw dog,he don't care about shit! He's out cold, he tells it how it is. Right or wrong he's going to tell it. It's just who he is,he's a out cold mad man. Love his way of living life to the fullest.

Joe wanted none of that Rampage beef 😂😂😂

I love how this is supposed to make him look bad and doesn’t at all

@ikedewinter1213

Жыл бұрын

For real rogan just doing his job

@Thick_James

Жыл бұрын

Solid username

@peter-lb3ny

8 ай бұрын

Unlike you Bob Saget. NM differently spellong. Thought u stole his name

#6 Ice on the floor, Joe was 100% right on that one. Fighter safety, they can't be fighting on water and ice.

Looked calm throughout. No losing control there

I love Joe Rogan and I've always loved his authentic commentary in the MMA. I want to know his true opinion because he's knowledgeable about the fighters, their strengths, weaknesses, and how the industry operates! Biased commentary is his calling card and I love it!

The grey meynard incident was handled flawlessly by joe. He couldn't just let him think he won

Verbally abusing the dudes who are wiping up the ring is the most over-the-top description I can hear for that exchange, he sounded frustrated but he wasn’t verbally abusing them, not even close

Joe Rogan makes every fight sound like its the co-main or main event.. He gives pre-lim fighters as much respect as he gives top fighters.. Hes definitely one of the reasons why the UFC rose so quickly..

@noominiacal

Жыл бұрын

100%

Joe Rogan is the best UFC commentator that there ever was. Without a doubt 💯

I never liked fear factor as a show so its hard to like early Joe but I really think he seems like a legit guy and I think he has done a great job in self promotion. Congrat's Joe I think your a great commentator and I think the podcast thing has been great. For the record: I honestly think you would hurt Coleman now.......... lol

He yelled at the guys corner men about the ice because they knocked it over, and it becomes a hazard if there are ice cubes in the ring. Title holder or not, he was right to tell them to clean their mess up. One slip on an ice cube could severely alter the outcome of the fight. Its a controlled environment, thats why theyre in a cage

Joe didn't lose his self control on fear factor, if Joe had lost it they would have had to stretcher that guy out of there.

Nothing but mad respect for Joe Rogan!

Joe doesn't just love the fight game, he lives it. He is a person who will always be remembered as a unique individual

@soulintake

Жыл бұрын

He's still alive

@MarcPhillip911

Жыл бұрын

No one will remember joe rogan maybe for fee years that's it people will move on.

@aleco678

Жыл бұрын

@@MarcPhillip911 you are wrong

@pablo2paid421

Жыл бұрын

@@MarcPhillip911 you are so wrong, he will die but his thousands of podcast and interesting footage of him will be here forever and I bet people in 60 years will still find his videos and watch him and remember him lol, but will anybody remember you?

Rogan has never lost control. Legend has it Rogan gained side control on Chuck Norris. 👊

That ice one wasn’t bad at all. He was laughing at two people trying to half ass there job. While also actually trying to get them to do the job correctly so know one gets hurt.

I've always liked to hear Joe talk he makes a lot of sense and looks out for the little people.

I feel like Joe Rogan is one of those guys where if he gets mad, you're the one that messed up. He's always calm, polite and in control.

Never seen so much control lost but such a self controlled man. It’s almost eerily controlling me.

As far as #8 goes, Joe actually is the reason they don't interview fighters that get knocked out. He made it clear that he doesn't want to interview someone that may not be all right in the head after getting ko'ed

Imagine how many similar moments we would all have if we had a camera on us as frequently as Rogan. Especially considering who he's around. He has more footage of himself in one event than I have of my entire life. Safe to say he's doing pretty good.

@Icedwild

Жыл бұрын

YES !!!

@NyleTrewTattoos

Жыл бұрын

He's a good guy

A lot of times if you were just listening to the fight you'd think it was going completely differently than what is actually happening.

The guy just wanted to have some fun with Joe. And of course he was let go. At the end the guy was super happy and 🌟 struck.

All I have to say is Joe is one of the most genuine person. And whoever wants to throw hate onto Joe. because he's on top of the world right now and loving it.

He’s never really lost control, every situation he’s usually trying to deescalate

5:35 "Joe rogan started verbally abusing them" He didn't even swear once 😂😂, he shouted because its a loud venue 😂😂 I don't think this guy knows what some words actually mean "Lost control" every subsequent clip is joe completely in control 😂

Joe Rogan has, through sheer will and dedication, became one of the most culturally significant men of our era if not the most. I love the guy for his open mindedness and willingness to hear both sides on the curtain. He may have some silly takes but at least they are his own unlike nearly every other celebrity out there. I wish more people were like him.

@kevinquartemont2313

2 жыл бұрын

Lil Goop, great take. I agree completely. I don't always agree with him, at times down right annoyed with what he says but I'm always appreciative of his willingness to be who he is, not afraid to be unpopular (which ironically makes him even more popular), and not adverse to admitting he's wrong when it's clear he is. I also marvel at the level of importance he's reached in modern day culture and thank God he has, although Joe would balk perhaps at my use of"God."

@JohnSmith-yd5wq

2 жыл бұрын

Brahahahahhahhahhagagah

@JohnSmith-yd5wq

2 жыл бұрын

When does Rogan here both sides when it comes to politics?

@kevinquartemont2313

2 жыл бұрын

@@JohnSmith-yd5wq do you mean "hear" or "here"? Because if it's "here," you got me. If it's "hear," I would point out the countless number of guests from all sides of the political spectrum. Hear doesn't mean agree. He is more than willing to listen to different points of view as opposed to other podcasts that simply act as echo chambers to further their agenda.

@eazzyrice3599

2 жыл бұрын

@@JohnSmith-yd5wq He literally had Bernie Sanders, Cornel West, and Adam Conover on his show.

None of this is "Losing Control". There's some regretful decisions (which he later apologized for) and the rest is self defense.

Pretty acceptable stuff if these are the most controversial things he has committed. And what stands out is that he apologizes when he is wrong. This is a strong trait of personality anyway.

Coleman looked beyond drunk 😂

The thing about wrestlers hugging turns into grappling is 100% true, my little brothers are wrestlers and sometimes a hug turns into a grappling match

My biggest peeve with Joe Rogan in the past, but it seems to have gotten less over the years is the fact that. Everyone who walked in the ring was "pound for pound, the best fighter!" You don't hear him say that much at all these days. But if you watch an old UFC and make it a drinking game, you would be passed out before the main event. Lol

Just so you know it was Joe Rogan's idea not to interview people after they've been knocked out. It was his choice and his decision to make that a Unwritten rule in the UFC

@MegaMerdeux

Жыл бұрын

@Jack except that he decided to talk to him because the guy didnt want to admit that he was knocked out... what was Joe supposed to do? Let him roll with that BS?

@elreyderio4045

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I was going to make that same comment! If it wasn’t for Rogan they’d still be interviewed after a ko.. it’s because of him that stopped… thank you for pointing that out, we’ll said

@DmoneyTwenty

Жыл бұрын

I agree that the narration is overdramatic versus reality but he includes the part you quoted at 07:15.

@DmoneyTwenty

Жыл бұрын

@Jack ah, gotcha haha

@fabianpadilla5108

Жыл бұрын

he still interviews fighters after being KOd tho 😂

This is where you are confused, Joe Rogan never lost control he was always in control just sometimes the people around him need reminded of that....like a real alpha

Is that it over the years of Joe being in the limelight ?? That’s it!!? Bud has been in the public eye for 30-40 years and hasn’t had anything serious ever happen. Love that dude!

Loved him on News Radio ❤

As a former wrestler and MMA fighter, the last one with Mark Coleman is 100% correct. It’s just hugs! Until the rare times one gets too serious but I do not think that was the case here.

He didn't lose control or he would be in prison, he stood his ground.

He didn't lost control.. he just kept it real.

I love ❤️ Joe he seems like a cool humble Brotha 🙏🏾💪🏾❤️✊🏾

My favorite part is Joe Rogan's ability to publicly apologize, too bad his critics and haters aka secretly fans cannot do the same.

That wasn't an ice bucket getting tipped over, it was that bag of ice and it ripped while pulling it away from him.

I don't care what belts you have, had or going to have. If you are a corner man in a fight, you are nothing other than a corner man in that time. If there was ice over the canvas and you left with the ice still there.....ya get back and clean it up period. Joe was BANG ON!

he's not known for his comedy, he's known despite it

@Highkingofgondor

9 ай бұрын

Downvoted

Joe is into martial arts. He's not a trained announcer. He doesn't try to make people look good or bad. He looks at the fight through his own unbiased opinion like a random audience member would. He looks at what's going on. And based what he sees he puts his thoughts out there based on his own knowledge

@Jjustin727

2 жыл бұрын

He was a national level kick-boxer and has a black belt in jiujitsu, he’s definitely not like a random audience member. He has years of experience as a young fighter and has watched more live fights than almost anyone

@itscrimmy2348

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jjustin727 he looks at the fight just like you and I do. He looks at what he sees and says it. I'm sure there were plenty of people in the crowd who were black belts and kickboxers. Joe is just a normal person like you and I

@dontnonowuno9953

Жыл бұрын

Not always unbiased.

@ballisticfish1212

Жыл бұрын

He’s ultra biased to his own opinions. He sticks to his narrative regardless of what’s going on the the cage lol. He’s a pretty good commentator tho I like him

@charlespancamo9771

Жыл бұрын

Nah the Maynard stuff was not his place and definitely ego

That last thing is not an incident, even I do it with my friends. Thing is, sometimes when you have this type of fun it can go a bit further than it should, but it's still love.

Iaquinta stood toe to toe with khabib better than anyone ever has. He deserved all that praise going up against an unstoppable monster of a fighter.

To be honest I did not like fear factor but I've always liked Joe rogan. I've never heard him as a comedian but hes his hand down The best, the most knowledgeable mma commentator.out there in my opinion. I don't always agree with him but in MMA he is the best

My friend manual watches Joe kick the bag at his gym. He kicks hard AF . I respect Joe he don't fight me

Joes a legend, will be a sad day when he stops working for the ufc

@multivideos694

2 жыл бұрын

😞

@012345678940975

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed, but I think his podcast is more important. Hopefully he keeps that going long after he retires from fight commentating.

@012345678940975

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed, but I think his podcast is more important. Hopefully he keeps that going long after he retires from fight commentating.

@matthewpark7918

2 жыл бұрын

He’s already claimed he is just about done with commentating he’s not nearly as full time as he used to be. He’s starting to take more time to focus mainly on his poscast

admire how he doesnt get sucked into the TV drama; "what are you doing? You cant assault people"

Lol he didn't lose control once 😂

I seen that fight between Maynard and Emerson multiple times cuz I have the Ultimate Fighter season 5 DVD set and there were times that Joe let Maynard state his opinions... so yeah!

Joe is the man.....Keep being you bro

I love this man. Whole heartedly 😎 he's da bomb

Joe rogan is definitely a key component to why I follow the UFC scene 👍🏼

Dude who made this has some sort of chip on his shoulder for Joe 😂

As to the ice bucket situation he was right. I don't care if they had seven belts between the two of them. You can't leave a bunch of ice laying in the ring if you're a corner man

Fun fact: Even Chuck Norris said he is scared of Joe's shadow. - Dana White probably