UFC commentator Joe Rogan on his recent podcast with Paul Felder misses out on a key detail during his analysis of the Mark Hunt fight. The 55-year-old podcaster has made a name for himself with his attention to detail. Due to his vast experience in commentating, hosting, stand-up comedy, and more, he has the ability to describe things in a manner that others can’t. This has earned him a role at the UFC as a fight analyst and live fight commentator.

In order to break down MMA fights and narrate what’s going on at a micro-level, he requires an immense knowledge of the sport and a certain level of intellect. This is a testament to Rogan, who does it from time to time. He is one of the few who can do this with ease and is admired for his ability to narrate what’s happening at a micro-level.

However, sometimes emotions get the best of men. In a similar instance, while watching the replay of Mark Hunt’s extraordinary knock-out win over the 37-year-old Sonny Bill Williams in, he missed out on the fighter’s age. Felder and Rogan thought the fighter is currently 41 years old when in reality he is 48.

Joe Rogan and Paul Felder Crown Mark Hunt as The King of Walk Away KO’s

Joe Rogan and Paul Felder are in awe of Mark Hunt’s knockout win over Sonny Bill Williams. Rogan states that Hunt was joking about his ability to take hits and survive in the ring. He did so by claiming that it is a testament to his Polynesian heritage.

Felder said, “Don’t let him touch your chin.” To which Rogan replied, “Oh my god. Mark Hunt, the king of walking away KO.“

Felder mentions how dangerous it is to let Hunt touch your chin. He has a reputation for delivering walk-away KOs. Rogan agrees and points out that Hunt was a huge underdog. Moreover, being 40+ years old and having been through numerous wars in the ring makes you tough. Despite this, he was still able to knock out an undefeated, young, and good-looking heavyweight boxer in front of everyone.

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The duo is amazed by Hunt’s ability to perform at such a high level, despite his age and the battles he has faced in his career. They describe him as a king of walking away KO’s. A fighter who has been through it all and still has what it takes to deliver devastating knockouts.

Rogan and Paul Felder’s Analysis of Mark Hunt’s Fight

In their analysis of Mark Hunt’s fight, Joe Rogan and Paul Felder are impressed by the veteran fighter’s performance. He notes that the fight was a boxing match and Hunt was able to catch his opponent with a right hand and a left hook, which resulted in a huge win.

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He said, “Mark Motherfu*king Hunt. What a savage, what a savage he is. What a fu*king savage.”

Felder agrees with Rogan and says that it’s hard to argue against Hunt’s performance. He emphasizes that Hunt is a fierce fighter who has proven his worth time and time again.

Despite uncertainty over whether Mark Hunt will fight again, Joe Rogan and Paul Felder agree that his performance in this fight was remarkable. They both show their admiration and respect for Hunt.

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