Key Points Covered 00:00:53 The Impact of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and the Gracie Family 00:15:03 Evolution of Martial Arts Through UFC History 00:29:12 Proposal for UFC Fight Rules 00:54:00 Evolution of Martial Arts in UFC 00:58:18 Discussion on MMA Training and Discipline 01:11:42 The Legacy of the Gracie Family and the Discipline of Top Athletes 01:19:44 Perspectives on Hunting, California, and Political Beliefs 01:38:24 Influence of Foreign Governments and Ideologies on Society 01:49:35 Bow Hunting and Respect for Weapons brief summary in reply 👇

@KiranBJishnu

16 күн бұрын

00:00:53 The Impact of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and the Gracie Family the significance of Brazilian jiu-jitsu and the Gracie family in martial arts history, highlighting their role in spreading the art through the UFC, the strategic mindset behind their approach to fights, and the unique training methods employed by the Gracies. 00:15:03 Evolution of Martial Arts Through UFC History narrates the experience at Carlson Gracie's place during UFC 12, highlighting the humbling experience of facing skilled Jiu-Jitsu practitioners. It delves into the evolution of martial arts through UFC events, emphasizing the impact of Jiu-Jitsu in showcasing technique triumphing over size and strength, ultimately leading to the evolution and recognition of Jiu-Jitsu in the martial arts community 00:29:12 Proposal for UFC Fight Rules a fight should remain in the same position between rounds, emphasizing the importance of earning a stand-up and highlighting the impact of different rules on fight outcomes. It touches on the evolution of UFC rules, from no time limits to the current sport-like approach, and discusses the controversial restrictions on certain strikes in the sport. 00:54:00 Evolution of Martial Arts in UFC the evolution and history of martial arts in the UFC, from the early days of no rules to the current strategic approach where fighters must excel in multiple disciplines. Impact of key figures like Horian Gracie and the shift towards more technical and strategic fighting styles in modern MMA. The narrative highlights the transformation of public perception and the educational aspect of witnessing martial arts adapt and evolve through the UFC. 00:58:18 Discussion on MMA Training and Discipline highlighting the importance of unique skill sets in matchups, the significance of discipline and focus in athletes, and the endurance and strength training methods used by fighters like the importance of endurance, strength and conditioning, and notable fights in MMA history. 01:11:42 The Legacy of the Gracie Family and the Discipline of Top Athletes Gracie family's remarkable success in producing multiple champions in Combat Sports, particularly in Jiu-Jitsu. It also delves into the discipline and dedication of top athletes like Gordon Ryan, emphasizing the importance of continuous training and improvement. Moreover, it touches on how the he ventured into bow hunting, showcasing the physical and mental aspects of mastering a new skill. 01:19:44 Perspectives on Hunting, California, and Political Beliefs Joe discusses hunting, emphasizing that they hunt for meat and not for sport, highlighting the importance of respecting the animals. Royce then share his decision to move from California to Florida due to dissatisfaction with the state's handling of issues like homelessness. The conversation shifts to political beliefs, expressing concerns about ideological conflicts and indoctrination. 01:38:24 Influence of Foreign Governments and Ideologies on Society Influence of foreign governments and ideologies on society, particularly through platforms like social media. It also touches on the importance of hard work, success, and the negative connotations associated with capitalism and communism. Additionally, it delves into a conversation about building a martial arts school and the challenges of bow hunting. 01:49:35 Bow Hunting and Respect for Weapons Importance of confidence in making precise shots while bow hunting, the significance of practicing muscle memory and technique, the value of teaching hunting skills and respect for firearms to children from a young age, and the challenges of gun ownership in different countries like Brazil and the US.

@pepepepito623

16 күн бұрын

Impostor!

@bobzacamano658

16 күн бұрын

No stone ape theories? Elk meat? Ufo’s? Homelessness? Sad!!!

@SwagDeez

16 күн бұрын

Never knew Joe moved to Florida lmao

@mkkabi

16 күн бұрын

When do they talk about Sakuraba?

"Why you?" C'mon Joe... "Because of the looks!" 😂 Classic

@kingkinit8120

15 күн бұрын

very consistent, he said it at other podcasts too

@gloriagaribay8679

15 күн бұрын

Obviously🎩🧸🎀😹💝

@WalkingBackwardsIntoTheFuture

15 күн бұрын

You know he told his brothers and cousins the same shit too haha

@user-wb7nv9ht1g

15 күн бұрын

He's got the worst jokes, similar to Rogan level

@Roberto-de8xv

14 күн бұрын

​@@user-wb7nv9ht1gincel

My first introduction to ufc was getting the early vcr tapes from blockbuster around 97-98. Still remember me and my mate, about 15 16 yrs old, both eating our words, thinking these giant guys would destroy this skinny dude in pyjamas. To listen to the same guy almost 30 yrs later, be the most humble, down to earth guy was a great couple of hrs. You the man Royce

@RedMayan2012

7 күн бұрын

pyjamas? You didn't know what a gi was?

I listened to this on my drive to a remote job yesterday and spent most of the time grinning from ear to ear. Such a fun, wholesome conversation. RG is the OG

This episode was wayyy overdue by like 10 years but I'm super glad he's on now!

@conversationstranglersteve9873

16 күн бұрын

Agreed. It may have had something to do with Royce having beef with Eddie back in the day. But it's good to finally have Royce on, been wanting to hear this conversation for awhile. Now he just needs to get Renzo on. I bet that dude has some wild stories lol.

@frankS773

16 күн бұрын

All these people have been on several times 🤣😂🤣😂

@nairdznark9434

16 күн бұрын

@@frankS773 might want to double check that before you talk shit and make things up.

@purplepirate880

16 күн бұрын

didnt he do it already

@turbomunch

15 күн бұрын

Must be cringe being fluent in talking out of your own arsehole.

The KZread comments and the discourse is what this show was missing. Great to have it back on this platform

@pkz420

16 күн бұрын

I'm split. On one hand, I'm horrified by the idea of anyone missing youtube comments, or implying they are a good thing. On the other hand, I agree completely.

@jeffreymorris5815

16 күн бұрын

​@@pkz420😅😂🤣☠️

@vasid2991

16 күн бұрын

@@pkz420 I feel you. However, at least here there's no posting of pictures or memes or other videos so it's a lot less messy and chaotic

@derekzicari2181

16 күн бұрын

Nope, they can't show videos or play songs thanks to the KZread deal. Not better

@lourencorp-ly6tn

16 күн бұрын

in a majority society it's better

This was by far my favorite interview done by Joe Rogan. I was captured from the moment it began.

@OLBK

11 күн бұрын

Indeed very enjoyable

One of my favorite JRE. Royce and the Gracie’s are true class. Love this one

I met him about 10 yrs ago in Las Vegas. He was sitting next to me having lunch at a bar. Such a gentleman. Could not have been more easy going and gracious.

@priskov7707

15 күн бұрын

You could even say he was GRACIEous (sorry)

@DirtyWorka

15 күн бұрын

@@priskov7707 🤣🤣 as a dad, I appreciate this humor

@oldironsides4107

15 күн бұрын

Just two lone guys eating lunch next to each other at a bar

@DirtyWorka

15 күн бұрын

@@oldironsides4107 yeah man. He's so unassuming. Im guessing 99% of people would never know he's a fighter, let alone a living legend. I've met Shane Carwin, Matt Hughes, and Frank Mir too. Those guys all look like they're built for destruction 😅

@supunbandara5358

15 күн бұрын

@@priskov7707 u beat me to the punch

this is THE JRE MMA show of all JRE MMA shows

@MrBlick76

14 күн бұрын

Ikr!!!!!!

First time I’ve seen Royce do extended interview , family of legends

EPIC!!!!!!! Having that guy sit across from me - even as humble as he is - would terrify me. I watched it end to end and just couldn't get enough. I love the whole Gracie story.... all of it. Well done Joe!

The reason I got into MMA was Royce. What a treat to have him on.

@doingfreakythings9290

16 күн бұрын

Sorry to hear that

@jakenbake9878

16 күн бұрын

@@doingfreakythings9290 Don’t be. This guy paved the way for everyone else

@caiotefu9856

16 күн бұрын

Why are you sorry? ​@@doingfreakythings9290

@chrisc5574

16 күн бұрын

When someone says they're in MMA I always think of James Thompson. I'm sure you're not like that dude but it's the immediate picture I get in my mind

@Dpackie

16 күн бұрын

iyiuyuh I hhi😢yimwI iio😢😢ioʻ89o I I r c f😅😢die 89 I 8iI7😢997😮😮😅😮😮e😮r i😅​@@doingfreakythings9290

Royce Gracie. The man to put BJJ on the map.

@kacijames6714

16 күн бұрын

Your dad: the man to put BJ's on the map.

@Wild_Danimal

16 күн бұрын

@@kacijames6714say hello to your mother for me, alright?

@jjaybeats3486

16 күн бұрын

@@kacijames6714 that was unbelievably bad patter

@DonaldAnderson-vr2zb

16 күн бұрын

Joe should interview David gun from the band king 810. Anyone who doesn't know who I'm talking about. ( everyone lol) should check out the magic of sound by him.

@prodigalbrock

16 күн бұрын

No thats Helio Gracie. His choice to choose Royce instead of Rickson was why

This is one of my favorite podcast episodes EVER, OSS💯🥋

Amazing. Remember watching and taping UFC 1-3 on VHS tape. Royce is so great recalling all the history he created. Respect.

"Mom was the mean one." 😂

In the car watching my 8yr train jujitsu at a royce gracie academy in texas ,while listening to the podcast is awesome. Royce was just here 6 months ago and taught the kids class, cool experience.

It was an absolute pleasure and honor meeting him here for the first ever ufc weekend event in Toronto

Once again- Living from 1961 to present is the GREATEST ERA TO LIVE THROUGH.. ROYCE GRACIE HONORED US WITH HIS PRESENCE. This was an excellent show...I was watching his fights while listening.. Fuckin Great

Ufc 1 was like real life a street fighter game. Everybody in their attire from their own discipline, and facing off using their own disciplines

@wolfgangp.muller7823

16 күн бұрын

RIP Art "One glove" Jimmerson

@MrBlick76

14 күн бұрын

It really was beyond comprehension. At that time I couldn't even begin to believe it was really happening. A dream come true for all martial artists and fans from all generations

Had the honor of meeting and training with this legend along with my 12 year old son. It was unreal.

@Locomoco50000

16 күн бұрын

Relax lol

@IanPlate-cw4nc

16 күн бұрын

Good on you laddie .Now go sit down somewhere

@billyglimstead5204

16 күн бұрын

​@@Locomoco50000 you relax

@rksdmf

16 күн бұрын

@@Locomoco50000 relax? lol, no. It was an incredible experience. I’ve gotten to meet Helio, Royler and Royce and all of the experiences were absolutely incredible and learned quite a bit that I still use years later. You pipe down, lol.

@johnmcconnell8151

16 күн бұрын

Why did you wait so long to meet your son?

So humble, down to earth, genuine, and FOREVER the mma OG…

I remember watching UFC-1 while stationed in Hawaii in 93, it, he, was a game changer in the mma world.

The man and the family that changed our lives. All the old school guys have the best stories.

Haven't even gotten through the interview, and this is the best interview ever!!! UFC 1

@cocainecarl4200

15 күн бұрын

Typical JRE commenter.

You and your families art has saved my life more than once... I truly thank you and yours!!!

Great episode. Thanks!

It’s insane, if you met this guy on the street you would think he was a chiropractor or something like that. Not only does he look like a chiropractor he can snap bones and joints like one too. This man is a savage but comes across as gentle as a lamb. Royce is a straight killer!

@TedConnell-bt4og

15 күн бұрын

Top martial artists usually are, I'm only at an amateur level but it humbles everyone in such a good way. Everyone should compete or at least train

@pagexx

15 күн бұрын

Black belts of bjj seem to be humblest people. My husband says, the number of times you tap out as a white belt will humble you.

@truthsRsung

15 күн бұрын

​@@pagexx ... Did you agree with Tracepyott, or refute every word of it, with kindness? I can't ask them. They have it blocked.

@truthsRsung

15 күн бұрын

​​@@TedConnell-bt4og ... Why do you spout words like "humble" to someone interested in a Vocabulary centered around destruction? "Killer, Savage, Snap, Insane," Are you attempting to give them clarity? Gracie is confident in his ability to defend himself. That is what gives him the ability to live without fear, and be Kind. Class dismissed.

@simplyed9482

15 күн бұрын

When a person believes in their ability, don't give a flying fuck what people think and therefore have nothing to prove, they are usually the most humble and gentle people you will meet. Ultra egos, insecurity, jealousy, greed and control are everything wrong with this world. It all starts with parentage or lack thereof, unfortunately. Royce and his respect for his father is consistent with this theory like many greats. Effort, love and care you put into your offspring is as vital as gravity. It keeps you grounded.

man I never knew Royce was so wise! His Metaphors and analogies are so simple, yet so wise. No wonder he was such a great champion!

I think that was one of the most awesome interviews I've heard in a long time I love the way you talked about your values😊

Was looking forward to this interview and enjoyed it - however I would have liked to hear more about his MMA career - especially the thought process around UFC 60 and Matt Hughes and his current relationship with the UFC. I would have liked to hear about the Gracie Family dynamics and how much "politics" actually existed between his father and Uncles. How is it now and how does he fell about those waving the flag of BJJ now? What does he do - Does he have a series of academies - does he teach full time? What are his thoughts on the current state of BJJ. Are practitioners ahead of where they were 30 years ago - are modern practitioners too far removed from the self defense roots - neither or both?

I almost never post on KZread, but I've met Royce several times and I can honestly say he's the most genuine, humble, nicest guys I've ever met. He's an absolute joy to be around. Happy to see Joe give him a platform. God Bless!

@MrBlick76

14 күн бұрын

You can tell it from the he moment he speaks. I got the same feeling from GSP too. Straight up killer legends but the kind😊 calmness and humility of a monk.

Glad to see the legendary Royce Gracie with Joe Rogan, I can listen to them for hours.

What a legend Royce is...🙌🤝🏆

What a great guy. I went to a Royce seminar when I was 19 and I'm 45 now. He was so chill. Still use some of the techniques from that seminar. Never knew he was so patriotic. Awesome

I don’t think I’ve ever been so excited to watch a JRE MMA show. Such a legend from a legendary family that paved the way.

@ms525

15 күн бұрын

+1

@cocainecarl4200

15 күн бұрын

You made this comment 2 minutes into the video and stopped within the first 10 minutes. Relax.

This guy was the UFC champion back when it was a real blood sport with no weight classes.

thank you for putting video on youtube

the concept of this family is just mental, super cool

Big Love and Respect to All The Gracie Family 💯🙏🏽👊🏽

Brazilian martial artists are some of my favorite people, they will treat you with respect, are super mellow with a good sense of humor and will put you in your place if needed.

@djb-illy8471

16 күн бұрын

They learned to respect from 🇯🇵

@netopierro10

16 күн бұрын

As a brazilian who lived in america for a year, i can assure you its the biggest cultural diference between the countries, in brazil even the mean drug loards who killed 100 people will treat you with respect and smile when they see you. In brazil respect is your most valuable good, if you dont respect people they wont help you and you need their help in a poor society, you cant live on your own, no one gonna give you a job, no one will buy your mom medicine when you have no money, you just need the comunity... even the most mean thugs help people or they gonna get snitched to the police... In america is more of a "self made man" culture, you dont need anyone and its even shameful to ask for help, so any little thug walks around with a mean face mugging people... sometimes brazilian fighters looks corny talking about respect, but its just how they learned to be...

@pedrodutra4088

16 күн бұрын

@@djb-illy8471 they all have a lot of respect for it and they know where it all started. their greatest honor was to fight and show what they developed over there

@jzen1455

16 күн бұрын

Interesting how most of the responses here about Royce is mostly positive while it's mostly negative on Reddit; many are saying they got to meet Royce and he was rude.

one of my favorite podcast episodes this is awesome!

Awesome, awesome interview / back and forth here. Where it all started.

This man is the real life underdog story in the world of martial arts. I don't know why they don't make movies about this guy. The feats that he took very early-on in this sport, it was a huge risk fatally.

@blakesimmons5130

15 күн бұрын

That story needs a full chapter dedicated to his 1 handed brother. Absolutely incredible family

@MrBlick76

14 күн бұрын

Kimo!!!!!!!! One of the biggest David and Goliath fights you could ever think of. Royce was fearless!!!! Legend doesn't even begin to describe how badass this man was

what a banger. Royce is a legend. this dude changed mma before it was mma. so blessed to listen to this guy and to have watched him

@oak7746

16 күн бұрын

15 minutes in and theses stories have already been amazing.

Interview was a bit of a missed opportunity. If you have Royce on please don’t ask about politics and hunting! 1) who was better between Rickson and Gordon? 2) what street fights did you see growing up, did you see Relson fight? 3) Was Carlson really as great as people say? 4) who was better: Shamrock or Severn? These are some questions Joe should have asked

@butchie3025

3 күн бұрын

He's not just asking about politics, Rogan is giving a speech about it! I want to hear from the legend Royce Gracie, not JR ranting about "woke." He has plenty of other guests to do that with.

Loved this episode...

Man best one yet! Absolutely love Royce ! The Gracie Family is the most important humans and the best humans on the planet. ❤ we need people to adopt the values of the Gracie Family in life more! You so lucky Joe ! Thank you for sharing life with us! Your very important too! Sending love from Kerrville TX…

Amazing interview! What a humble man.

Literally my fav podcast of all.

In 1995 Royce and Rorion Gracie were invited to come teach at 2nd Ranger Battalion in Ft. Lewis Washington. Their teaching ability was phenomenal. Professional patient and polite beyond belief. At the end of each training day every Ranger couldn't wait to have the honor of getting balled up by either one of them 🤣. Even at one of our military formals they attended they talked more about how blessed they were to be in this country with so many opportunities far more than any fight records. Fast forward to 2021. Royce have a son that ends up enlisting in the Army on a Ranger contract.

@spencermann3951

16 күн бұрын

Dam I didn’t know that, that’s awesome!!!!

@elitetradinglive

16 күн бұрын

Isn’t that amazing? I was 7 years old when I saw the first UFC and not long after my dad found me a Gracie Jiu Jitsu school! By the way thank you for your service!

@jzen1455

16 күн бұрын

Interesting how most of the responses here about Royce is mostly positive while it's mostly negative on Reddit; many are saying they got to meet Royce and he was rude.

@deadwaterblacksmithing

15 күн бұрын

​@jzen1455 why you post this same copy/paste comment on every post with a positive Gracie experience?

@OblivionNoMore

15 күн бұрын

​@@jzen1455 masculine males come off as rude to feminine men.

I’ve had the privilege to attend two seminars with Royce. His dry wit and humor is legendary.

@jzen1455

16 күн бұрын

Interesting how most of the responses here about Royce is mostly positive while it's mostly negative on Reddit; many are saying they got to meet Royce and he was rude.

@hellogoodbye1748

15 күн бұрын

@@jzen1455considering the user base of Reddit, I’m not shocked

@rollopac

15 күн бұрын

I have done two seminars with him as well. I gotta say, he was a miserable condescending prick to a roomful of people that were all just in awe over his presence. The second seminar he was so full of himself. It was honestly just disappointing. A handful of people were so offput that they quit bjj altogether. I have seen him at UFC events and he was way different.

@jzen1455

14 күн бұрын

@@rollopac Found the Redditor

@christoronaldo7673

14 күн бұрын

Lol 😂 they made millions with selling nonsense to people like you. BJJ is absolutely nothing on the Streets

Loved watching Sakuraba take on the Gracie family!!

@Zombie_Longwinger

13 күн бұрын

*Destroy

@jayn6943

8 күн бұрын

And then get destroyed by ChuteBoxe

@jayn6943

8 күн бұрын

And then getting destroyed by ChuteBoxe

What a down to earth legend! Enjoyable pod

As a non MMA fan, even I know this guy is a living legend 🏆

I remember watching those first UFCs on VHS, fell in love immediately.

I remember watching him fight, it was so frustrating to watch but now looking back and listening to him I see it's truly an artform in fighting at the highest level. Much respect!

These 2 men brought me Bjj and greatly changed my life. Im old and injured at the moment but fearless from many years in Bjj, fearless like no other time in my life.

I love whenever Joe speaks with a Brazilian he starts to talk a little like a Brazilian but he catches himself

@nathanclements1986

16 күн бұрын

😂

@user-ik5ze1sh7i

15 күн бұрын

Funny yeah

@woahitsmeach9150

15 күн бұрын

wouldn’t that be portuguese

@AlexandreLarsen

15 күн бұрын

@@woahitsmeach9150 yeah, pretty much. We do speak in portuguese here. But we are brazillians and that’s what he meant.

@Mr-E.

15 күн бұрын

@@woahitsmeach9150 He said that when Joe talks with a Brazilian (Royce is Brazilian), he starts to talk a little like a Brazilian (Brazilians do indeed have their own accent and way of speaking) even though both speak the language of Portuguese.

THE MAN, THE MYTH, THE LEGEND. Thank you for everything you’ve done for combat sports and the world.

We are so lucky to be able to listen to these guys chat for free it's crazy

The BEST interview, ever! GOAT

Long time coming! Thanks Joe and Royce

Damn, the legend in the house. 👍

Pleaseee do a part 2 for the love of everything! Bring this man back the chemistry is off the charts 📈 come on brother please! Or! Hear me out Rickson and Royce one episode 😮 🔥 🎤 drop 🎉🎉🎉

Outstanding interview!

This is one goat that has never been debated nor should it be..what a living legend .

@billj4525

15 күн бұрын

The goat of what exactly?

WOW listened to the whole thing already its AWESOME

OG of the fight game! Thank you Royce 🙏🏻

i use to love seeing Royce Gracie's fights. he is a legend!

Been in the game since 08. Thank you, Gracie family for changing my life

The Gracies and their BJJ studios are simply awesome. The instructors here at the Renzo Gracie studio in Reno are truly awe inspiring, and their work with kids and juniors cannot be beat IMO. Rolling with any and all is amazingly good.

@MaynardOwns

15 күн бұрын

I feel dumb for not going to train as a teen. I had options too. Renzo in NYC or Matt Serra on Long Island. Instead I kept telling myself “ehh I’m too old these guys start way younger” and now I’m 34 I’d have 20 years of training and could have gotten into mma if I was good enough. And guess what I tell myself “I’m too old to start training “ and I know I’m wrong.

@LegendaryInfortainment

15 күн бұрын

@@MaynardOwns - Start. I left martial arts when I was 17 and started again with Renzo at 60. Start regular calisthenics daily, and then go do it. You'll get bruised and likely break a rib, I did two of them without regret.

Royce is a legend among legends. Young kid, taking people’s soul. Respect!

What a fantastic episode

“I told the Gracie’s to open up some Jiu Jitsu schools…the rest is history.” - TK Kirkland

@alioxnfree4993

16 күн бұрын

T to the mutha-fuckin’ K 😂

@quanquan3596

16 күн бұрын

Tk Kirkland had to have vlad explain what home equity is. I don't think he setting up shit

@calebcompton9120

16 күн бұрын

This isn't Vlad TV, dude. Nobody cares about TK Kirkland.

This man is the closest thing I have had to a hero since Evel Knievel.

@JeffreyGlover65

16 күн бұрын

Hell yesss!

Great episode

This was gold!!! Now we need Jockopodcast ft Royce! ;-)

This Legend Changed The Game

Can’t wait for JRE MMA Show #157 with Kazushi Sakuraba :D

@JamesLehartProductions

16 күн бұрын

It will be 2 hours 3 minutes and 48 seconds long.

@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA

16 күн бұрын

🤣

@pkz420

16 күн бұрын

I would love to see this, but there would be a language barrier. I don't think Saku speaks English. I've always seen an interpreter for him when doing English media. I would still watch it, but it may be an issue.

@AaronTats

16 күн бұрын

@@pkz420 I’m just joking haha

@etherealmachina

16 күн бұрын

Then #158 can be Mayhem Miller

That's the point Joe, falling down forces action and no stalling.

@user-rg2sq5fb9y

14 күн бұрын

Sharks.

man im so glad Rogan is back on youtube. So many great guests already

I’ve been waiting for this one for a longgg time!!! The BJJ KING!

30 missed calls from Eddie Bravo..

It's so great to see such enormous individuals like Royce Gracie being that nice a lad. He truly seems to be a very down-to-earth individual.

Royce Gracie!

Close your eyes... Find your inner zen.....and tell me you don't hear Arnold Schwarzenegger, Christopher Walken and some Brazilian guy all speaking at once.

@kellymcmanus150

16 күн бұрын

"Get to the chopper and give me more cowbell!!"

isnt it weird how we all remember our first time. for me it was finding UFC 2 on laser disc in around 1994-95.

@poindextertunes

15 күн бұрын

They had UFCs on LaserDisc???? I’m definitely gunna try to buy one 😅

@ogracer

14 күн бұрын

@@poindextertunes yes i was living in hong kong at the time.

Best podcast I've ever seen....!!! Royce is truly a great man...!

Thank you so much for this upload. What an incredibly humble man and a world class Legend.

@cocainecarl4200

15 күн бұрын

I don't think you know what humble means.

I was like 12-13 when a OG UFC marathon ran all weekend on Spike. Best weekend ever. Stayed at my old buddies dads who was a stoner so we smoked joint after joint and at that age it sends you the the MOOOOON. Seeing Joyce be so dominant was insane. I already liked the sport cuz of the iceman and forrest griffin but this made me a DIEHARD. Been that way ever since. Been home training 2 years now.

@oldironsides4107

15 күн бұрын

You were sleeping good over with your friends dads?

Man this was a great listen

Royce and Marcelo Garcia are the reason I started training jiujitsu and then moved to mma,,I was amazed watching these guys beating bigger opponents it was amazing to watch

My name is Hoyce Gracie, I am from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil..... I remember it like it was yesterday ... Royce is the best ever a true legend for those who know.....

@cocainecarl4200

15 күн бұрын

Yeah we know his name. It's in the title. No one was confused. May is Mental Health Awareness month brother, go see somebody.

@CASHLEYXII

15 күн бұрын

He was truly great. But best ever if far fetched. He had brothers who would destroy him. Rickson would destroy all the brothers with ease. And they will tell you.

@oldironsides4107

15 күн бұрын

@@CASHLEYXIIother than rickson which brother would destroy Royce. And rickson has one solid win in mma and avoided all of the top guys. His best win is Funaki. What were ricksons major achievements? What did he do in the bjj competetive scene or in fighting ? Or are you talking about out he’s really good in the gym

@CASHLEYXII

15 күн бұрын

Rickson won Pride 1-2-3 and when the sports was just taking off his son tragically died so he stepped away from the sport. However you can watch interviews with all members of the Gracie or machado clans who trained with them and all of these guys agreed Rickson was light years ahead of the rest of these fighters. Sadly his son passed away and we never got to see alot of the great fights that could have been due to his desire to compete fading after his son's death. Truly sad. Royce Gracie is a legend in the sport for what he did but in terms of his gifts compared to his brothers he was middle of the pack at best. Now rickson just focuses on helping his son Kron Gracie who is an animal in his own right. Go watch the movie Choke. It really shows you how advanced rickson was compared to all other bjj practitioners at the time.

I love the fact that he gives mad respect to his cousins. They had some issues at one time and Joe got his black belt under Jean Jacques and I know it means the world to him that they all get along now.

@elitetradinglive

16 күн бұрын

True. I’ve trained with both Royce and Renzo and at one point there was a little thing going on but it was more of a gossip/miscommunication thing. He’s so humble and down to earth so is Renzo and honestly the whole family.

My favorite show in a while. This dude seems so fucking cool. You can tell he's a true class act. Love this episode Joe!

One of my favorite podcast. GOAT 🐐

Great interview guys. Royce old school legend. Always nice to have bit of old school flava. Also personally i think fighters were better hundreds of years ago than those of today.

I remember watching UFC 1 thinking, "no way that guy in the pajamas is going to win" lol and I agree with him, one 15 minute round, 25 min round for championship fights.