What podcasts say about Joe Rogan
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What Joe Rogan has said on podcasts
1460 statements · 662 positive · 596 negative · 48 mixed · 154 neutral
Martial arts progression reinforces the value of hard work and focus.
“this progression is important because it like marks these milestones and it cements in your mind that hard work and focus and all these things.”
Open the episode · #2561 - LL Cool JListen at 1:37:21
Sharaf-Stevenson may be the biggest upset in sports history by bookmaker odds.
“at least bookmaker odds, it might be the biggest upset in the history of sport.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 5:06
Sharaf is on a path toward world-class status and eventually fighting for a title.
“the path you're on is getting better as an MMA fighter, achieving like world-class status, fighting for a title eventually.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 7:11
Gable Stevenson is an exceptional athlete trained by Jon Jones.
“he's an athletic freak, and he's being trained by Jon Jones.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 14:32
Good regional fighters avoided Stevenson because of his elite wrestling reputation.
“Nobody any good wanted to fight him because he's Gable, because he's this insane freak wrestler”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 14:49
Stevenson has less striking experience and ability than Sharaf.
“there's a gap in experience and there's a gap in striking ability.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 18:36
Elite wrestling ability does not automatically translate into elite kickboxing.
“Just because you're a really good wrestler doesn't mean you're an elite kickboxer.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 23:26
A twelve-second knockout does not warrant a rematch.
“12-second knockouts don't get rematches.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 24:45
Gable Stevenson is not comparable to Jon Jones and needs substantial development.
“He's not the same guy. He's not that guy, you know. Takes a long fucking time to be Jon Jones.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 27:15
Sharaf’s upset victory elevated the entire MMA sport.
“what you did elevated the whole sport. It really did.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 29:14
A successful punch in a fight should not be dismissed as merely lucky.
“There's no such thing as a lucky punch.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 34:26
The competitive gap between regional MMA and the UFC is enormous.
“the difference between the regional circuit and the UFC is gigantic.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 42:08
Hard-fighting UFC heavyweights are less likely to be cut because the division is shallow.
“If you fight hard as a heavyweight, you have a very good chance they won't cut you because the heavyweight division is insanely shallow.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 43:16
The fighter discussed has reached a UFC title fight after three UFC bouts.
“he's had 3 fights in the UFC and he's fighting for the title”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 44:38
Intentional eye pokes should incur an immediate one-point penalty.
“the moment that happens, they should take a point away instantly.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 46:11
Joshua Van is an exceptional fighter who improves after every bout.
“Joshua Van is something special, man. That kid gets better every single time he fights.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 48:06
Extensive MMA sparring causes brain damage.
“All that sparring for sure gives you brain damage.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 52:47
A single hyperextending knee kick can permanently damage the knee and end a career.
“one and your knee is fucked forever and your career is over.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 56:47
Michael Page is extremely difficult to handle at welterweight.
“at welterweight he's almost unstoppable, so fucking difficult to handle.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 57:54
- on Elite point fighters entering MMAPositiveOct 1, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience: Protect Our Parks
Elite point fighters entering MMA may achieve substantial success if exceptionally talented.
“I think there's gonna be a lot of other guys that are like elite point fighters that decide to enter into MMA, and I think they're gonna have like some pretty, pretty incredible success if they're special.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 1:00:15
MMA rules should never stand fighters up from the ground.
“if you gave me the ability to write the rules, I would never stand anybody up, ever.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 1:02:49
Pride’s early-2000s heavyweight division was the most stacked ever.
“there's never been a heavyweight division that was more stacked than Pride in the early 2000s.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 1:06:18
BPC-157 should be approved because it is effective for soft-tissue injuries.
“BPC-157, I think, would be an easy one to approve. That's the best one, I think, for soft tissue injuries.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 1:07:21
Many online peptide products contain far less stated ingredient than advertised.
“a lot of them are just total bullshit. Yeah, like 20% of what they say is in there.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 1:08:08
BPC-157 helps fighters recover without enhancing athletic performance.
“BPC-157 will help them recover, and it's not gonna make them a super athlete.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 1:08:43
Creatine mitigates the negative cognitive effects of sleep deprivation.
“creatine basically mitigates all the negative effects of sleep deprivation.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 1:09:26
Most people, especially athletes, should take creatine.
“creatine is one of the few absolutely legitimate supplements that I think most people, especially most athletes, should be taking.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 1:10:12
Fighters lacking total commitment will eventually face fully committed opponents.
“if you're not fully, completely, 100% committed to being the best fighter possible and like on that path, you're gonna run into someone who is”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 1:20:40
Correct daily coaching develops fighters more effectively than constant sparring alone.
“you can learn a lot sparring all the time, but you don't learn the same amount that you would if you're and if you're coached correctly”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 1:21:39
Rogan claims that ninety percent of Gaza has been destroyed.
“90% of Gaza is gone.”
Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean SharafListen at 1:26:32
Statements are attributed to the speaker as said on the episode and reflect their view at the time, not PodLume's. They are not advice.
What others have said about Joe Rogan
5 statements · 4 positive · 1 neutral
Joe Rogan claims he has Neanderthal genetic ancestry.
“I got Neanderthal jeans, man. That's a fact.”
Open the episode · #2539 - Protect Our Parks 17Listen at 3:57:34
Joe Rogan should continue acting because he performs excellently on NewsRadio.
“you need to fucking keep acting, dude. You're fucking great on that show.”
Open the episode · #2538 - Joe DeRosaListen at 39:08
Joe Rogan is the best podcaster.
“what he's achieved in podcasting, he's the best.”
Open the episode · #500 – Khabib Nurmagomedov: Dagestan, MMA, UFC, Islam, Conor, Fedor & FootballListen at 2:27:43
Bradshaw assesses Joe Rogan as intelligent.
“You're smart.”
Open the episode · #2511 - Terry BradshawListen at 2:41:52
Bradshaw assesses Joe Rogan as insightful.
“You're insightful.”
Open the episode · #2511 - Terry BradshawListen at 2:41:54
Statements are attributed to the speaker as said on the episode and reflect their view at the time, not PodLume's. They are not advice.