Posts Tagged ‘Joe Rogan’

Fedor Emelianenko vs. Brock Lesnar: UFC Commentator Joe Rogan’s HDNet Debate

Love him or hate him, aspiring stand-up comic and former Fear Factor reality show MC Joe Rogan is never short on colorful verbiage.

In addition to that, he is also an accomplished martial arts practitioner who holds a black belt in taekwondo and a brown belt in 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu under his mentor Eddie Bravo.

What Rogan is most known for, however, is his role—alongside Mike Goldberg—as one half of the veteran voice of the Octagon’s UFC commentating team. Read more…

UFC’s Joe Rogan to James Toney: Brock Lesnar’s “Going To Be Your Master”

In a recent YouTube.com video (posted below), the somewhat controversial UFC cagefighting commentator Joe Rogan weighs in on the ridiculous idea that legendary boxer James Toney, who is a soft 6′0″, 225 pounds and whose prime years came a decade ago, is now calling out the 6′4″, 290-pound beast and current UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar.

To say that Rogan voiced his opinion in dramatic fashion would be a huge understatement.

Rogan asserted that the mammoth Lesnar would take Toney’s best punch and virtually “eat it” beforing lifting Toney up “like [he's] a pillow.” Read more…

UFC 112 Report: Joe Rogan All But Confirms Georges St. Pierre Vs. Anderson Silva

The Spider is an amazing creature; his web is an architectural masterpiece of nature.

As an elite predator, he uses this webbed trap to its maximum potential to catch his tasty meal, which may include any or all unwary flying bugs that have, unfortunately, become a little too careless.

In the world of mixed martial arts, specifically the UFC, the world’s best pound-for-pound fighter, Anderson “The Spider” Silva, is also a predator—only of a different sort.

Yet he is one who, not unlike the insect of the same name, also uses traps, feints, and various counter-punching techniques to render his quarry helpless. Read more…

UFC 112: Why BJ Penn Is “Invincible” at Lightweight

B.J. Penn will be back in action this month on April 10, as he once again puts his lightweight title on the line against game contender Frankie Edgar at UFC 112 “Invincible,” scheduled to be held in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

Penn is truly one of the world’s all-time greatest pound-for-pound cage fighters. Virtually “invincible” at lightweight, the 31-year-old Kailua, Hawaii, native and UFC champion has seemingly now also matured to his ultimate fighting prime. Read more…

SF’s Dan Henderson: “Jake Shields Is Dangerous, Not To Be Overlooked “

“I appreciate all of the fans’ support in thinking that I’m going to beat (Jake) Shields up, but he’s dangerous and I don’t want to overlook anybody,” said Henderson.

“I’ve been training here and there, but I need to make sure I’m in top shape for this fight, I haven’t fought since July of 2009, so getting in shape is top priority right now, after that we will start working on a game plan.”

Those were the latest words from former Ultimate Fighting Championship knockout artist, and now Strikeforce middleweight contender Dan Henderson on a recently posted youtube.com video, which I have added below. Read more…