“Worst thing I’ve heard from you,” Joe Rogan clowned by Henry Cejudo for claiming Alex Pereira is best combat sports athlete of all time
Henry Cejudo shocked by Joe Rogan's claims (Image Courtesy - Sportskeeda and Business Insider)
Henry Cejudo, who has strong claims to being the greatest combat sports athlete of all time is not a fan of Joe Rogan‘s recent hot take on that title. The UFC commentator recently suggested new UFC champion, Alex Periera could be the greatest of all time in combat sports and Triple C is not entertaining that one bit.
Joe Rogan might have gone a little overboard with his praise for Alex Pereira and Henry Cejudo is genuinely shocked by it. Recently on his podcast, the UFC commentator, talking to Sean O’Malley said, the newly crowned UFC middleweight champion might have passed Olympic winner, two-division UFC champion, “Triple C” as the greatest combat athlete of all time.
Henry Cejudo joined by his former rival and now close friend, Demetrious Johnson, reacted to this clip and laughed out loud listening to Rogan’s hot take. “Joe Rogan, I love you, man. I hope you invite me on your show and I ain’t trying to sh** on you, but yeah, that was about the worst thing I’ve heard from you dude!” said Triple C reacting to Rogan’s clip from his podcast.
Demetrious Johnson, who was not as blunt as Cejudo agrees with his friend and believes Alex Pereira is not the greatest combat sports athlete of all time. “Poatan” is a former two-division GLORY kickboxing champion and is now the UFC middleweight champion. Despite this being a remarkable achievement for a combat athlete, Cejudo doesn’t think that puts the Brazilian above him.
. @joerogan I am greatest combat athlete of all time! Nothing comes above the sport of wrestling not even two UFC titles. ??? pic.twitter.com/QVZL3hy6YZ
— Henry Cejudo (@HenryCejudo) November 29, 2022
Fans were as shocked as Henry Cejudo when Joe Rogan put Alex Pereira over “Triple C”
If Joe Rogan claiming Alex Pereira was higher than Cejudo on the best combat athlete list was not enough, the UFC commentator’s reasoning behind that surely triggered the MMA fanbase to mock him for his take. “Pereira when he’s fighting in GLORY, he’s fighting elite professionals. You know whereas Henry is wrestling amateurs,” said Rogan about an Olympic gold medalist’s wrestling career.
I would also love to see Henry Cejudo wrestle John Cena in his first pro wrestling match
— Weasle (@ThaWeasle) November 26, 2022
And with a broken freakin’ neck to boot.
— Matt Chiplin (@mchiplin) November 26, 2022
No edit
— Borrachinha Depot (@FullContactMTWF) November 26, 2022
What happened to Uncle Joe? ?
— Ru (@Rusahoke) November 26, 2022
the point is olympic competition is far more fierce compared to professional kickboxing(glory). Wrestling is one of the most competitive sports in the world and you have to be world class to wrestle in the olympics. you can just sign up to kickbox. 0.000001% of wrestlers win gold
— Kawuaq (@valentinjmenez) November 26, 2022
Henry won gold in wrestling at the olympics though lol
— SIGN LUKE BABBITT (@goatlukebabbitt) November 26, 2022
would Joe need to see Cejudo win a “professional wrestling” championship in WWE then? ??♂️
— #FreeMutuluNOW (@NewAfrikanMind) November 26, 2022
Calling Olympic wrestlers amateurs is the most disingenuous distinction. They are training harder, have had more difficult and competitive qualifying events to get 1 shot on a team for 1 tournament and likely only have 1 to 2 lifetime opportunities.
— Trent (@tdmurrell) November 26, 2022
What an awful take
— Jered (@jrockisthebest1) November 26, 2022
Henry Cejudo is now looking to make a return to the UFC and is the favorite to be the next bantamweight title contender against Aljamain Sterling, according to his manager. If Triple C manages to come out of retirement and become the champ again, even Rogan would have to humbly bow down to Cejudo’s claim to be the greatest combat athlete of all time.
Prateek Athanur
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