“He’s like who the f**k are you?” Joe Rogan revisits hilarious first-time interviewing UFC fighter inside the octagon
Joe Rogan talks about his first ever UFC interview inside the cage after a UFC fight.
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In a JRE podcast, Rogan reminisced about his first UFC cage interview with a fighter. The interview was unorthodox and hilarious. Joe Rogan is a well-known American comedian, podcast host, and mixed martial arts commentator. He gained popularity through his podcast, “The Joe Rogan Experience.” Known for his conversational style and open-mindedness, Joe Rogan has interviewed a wide range of guests, including scientists, politicians, athletes, and celebrities.
In addition, Rogan has been a significant figure in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) for many years. He has served as the color commentator and post-fight interviewer for UFC events since 1997. Subsequently, Rogan had this to say about his first interview., ”That was UFC 12. I had to go in and interview him later and He’s like who the f**k are you? “
Hence, Rogan’s first interview was with the former undisputed heavyweight champion Mark Coleman at UFC 12 in 1997. After the fight, Rogan entered the cage for his first interview and Coleman was visibly confused and was caught off-guard. Subsequently, a very young Rogan proceeded to congratulate and ask Coleman about the fight while Coleman was still confused.
Furthermore, Rogan’s involvement in the UFC has played a crucial role in enhancing the viewing experience for fans and promoting the sport to a wider audience. Subsequently, Rogan’s insightful analysis, enthusiasm, and deep knowledge of mixed martial arts have made him a beloved and respected voice in the sport.
Joe Rogan’s impact on the UFC
Joe Rogan has had a significant impact on the UFC in multiple ways. Furthermore, Rogan’s ability to break down fights, explain techniques, and provide context has helped educate and engage viewers for several years.
Rogan’s interviews with fighters after their bouts have also become a staple of UFC events. His post-fight interviews allow fighters to express their thoughts and emotions in the immediate aftermath of their fights. Subsequently, this helps to provide a unique and raw perspective for UFC fans.
These interviews have become an important part of the UFC’s storytelling and promotion, helping to build narratives and create memorable moments.
Furthermore, Rogan’s popularity and influence as a podcast host have also had an impact on the UFC. Through his podcast, “The Joe Rogan Experience,” he has interviewed numerous UFC fighters. Rogan has also promoted the sport and given fighters a platform to share their stories and perspectives with a wider audience.
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