Joe Rogan is famously known around the World as either the King of Podcasts with his Joe Rogan Experience Show featuring Guest Stars from all walks of life or the UFC Veteran Commentator who devoted his entire life to Mixed Martial Arts as being his pride & joy and most famously defending it in a Viral Clip titled ‘Joe Rogan UFC vs. Boxing’ from 2007 where he completely put boxing promoter Lou Di’Bella on the ropes throughout the entire interview. Joe Rogan would combine both his love for Mixed Martial Arts and Podcasting by introducing the The Joe Rogan Experience MMA Show where he would sit down with Iconic Stars from the Sport with a similar structure to his normal show. Despite being such an iconic and positive figure for both the UFC and the Sport of Mixed Martial Arts Joe Rogan has faced some controversy and hate from MMA fans around the world most notably when he interviewed a concussed Alistar Overeem at UFC 203 who suffered a brutal Knockout loss to Stipe Miocic in the First Round and embarrassed him in front the UFC Champion’s home crowd when he believed that Miocic tapped to a submission attempt. Joe Rogan would take a massive stand via Social Media the following day stating that he requested the UFC to stop post-fight interviews with fighters who have just suffered knockout losses. However Joe Rogan would add another embarrassing moment for another fighter at UFC 214 this time his Dear Friend Daniel Cormier who after being Knocked out by his Rival Jon Jones would interviewing a crying Daniel Cormier who is now become a meme in the MMA Community. Fans would once again show there anger for Joe Rogan who initially spearheaded the idea to not interview fighters in such conditions. Joe Rogan would issue a lengthy apologies via Social Media to both Daniel Cormier and fans around the world and during Episode 991 of The Joe Rogan Experience with Eddie Bravo Joe Rogan would state how it was his own decision to interview Daniel Cormier and that he was not pressured by anybody from the UFC or Television Promoters to do so and was ashamed he was a hypocrite to his own idea.
Despite Joe Rogan’s apologizes and reflective thoughts, Joe Rogan would still go on to step on his own toes most notably with a Double Whammy at UFC 261 where he interviewed both Zhang Weili and Jorge Masvidal who both suffered BRUTAL knockout losses to Champions Rose Namajunas & Kamaru Usman. Joe Rogan’s most recent infamous interview with Conor McGregor had the whole MMA Community creates memes and flaming up forums on how Joe Rogan could interview a fighter who had just broken his leg and believed he would of interviewed Chris Weidman if he wasn’t structured out of the Octagon. Joe Rogan would speak out and defend his actions in Interviewing Conor McGregor after he broke his leg at UFC 264 in Episode 1685 of The Joe Rogan Experience stating the following:
“People are like, ‘why did you interview him?’ He actually brought me over, He goes ‘come over here lad, let’s have a podcast’. He said, ‘come on Joe let’s have a f*cking podcast’. He like asked me to sit down next to him. I was like, ‘how am I going to do this. I feel like I should just get something out of him.’ Even if you recognize the fact that he is emotionally charged up, this is just him expressing himself while he was emotionally charged up.”
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