SCARY! Joe Rogan Hits the Pads During a Training Session

UFC commentator and analyst, Joe Rogan, is not just limited to holding a mic. The 54-year-old comedian can give many combat sports fighters a run for their money. He has had many taekwondo accomplishments during his younger days and also is well versed in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai.

And if anybody wants to know how good he can be, he or she could find it in a recent video of him surfacing online. We see him sparring with a fellow martial artist. We could see Rogan sharpening his punching skills. But more than the punching, one could find him practicing the most important MMA skill doing rounds nowadays, the leg kicks.

In the video, we could see Rogan connecting some upper body kicks that could give kickboxers like Israel Adesanya and karate specialist Stephen Thompson a good competition.

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This is not the first time that the ace commentator’s brutal sparring sessions have been released. The maverick entertainer spends a lot of time in the gym working out. He also never forgets to teach some tips and tricks to his followers regarding body kicks, spinning back kicks, etc.

What do you make of Rogan’s martial arts skills?

Joe Rogan believes Khabib is the best candidate for GOAT selection

The debate about the MMA GOAT has taken some drastic changes in recent times. Many fight fans and pundits have raised their opinions on the same. Now Rogan, too, has opened up his thoughts. In his recent podcast, the ace commentator revealed who he thinks has a very good chance of winning the discussion.

“Khabib Nurmagomedov is a very, very good candidate,” Rogan said recently. “Because in my opinion, Khabib is probably the best candidate, because Khabib; not only did he not lose a fight, he barely lost a round.”

“He lost maybe one round to Conor, and it seemed like he was just taking the round off, like to kind of, you know, preserve his energy, so he could finish Conor afterward, and he did. He wound up finishing him.” (via MMA Mania)

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Khabib certainly has the credentials to be considered the best. In the 29 fights he fought throughout his career, he never lost a fight. Forget about the fights. Seldom, he felt threatened by his opponents.

Do you agree with Rogan‘s opinion on Khabib?