Joe Rogan, known for his inquisitive nature on his podcast, has once again sparked controversy with a recent clip from his show.

This isn’t the first time Rogan’s comments on the podcast have elicited such responses. His ventures into contentious topics like the vaccine debate have drawn attention and comments from notable figures such as Elon Musk, Aaron Rodgers, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

However, this particular blunder has caused a stir among fans, raising questions about Rogan’s knowledge and credibility.

Joe Rogan agrees with Mike Perry and fan reactions are mixed

In a conversation with BKFC fighter Mike ‘Platinum’ Perry, about the famous “Thrilla in Manila” fight of Muhammad Ali against Joe Frazier, Rogan affirmed Perry’s inquiry about Manila being in Africa. This invited sarcastic criticism from sports executive, Stephen Espinoza. The short clip, shared on Twitter by Stephen Espinoza, has ignited a flurry of reactions from fans, with opinions sharply divided.

Fans were critical of the correlation being drawn between Joe’s knowledge and his repeated affirmations that he’s a comedian

A few trolled Espinoza aka ‘The Weasel’ as Conor McGregor has christened him

Whereas others pointed out mistakes made by Espinoza himself

While some people were just enjoying the confusion

Showtime boxing was also a target

Espinoza himself was the target

Some were just being funny

Fans were also hypercritical of posting clips of gaffes

Rogan also had fans come to his defense with this

Some more trolling

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Given Rogan’s extensive involvement in combat sports as a fan, commentator, and historian, it was understandable for many of the fans that he may occasionally mix up his facts.

Rogan’s podcast has become a pop culture icon

As comments continue to flow in, fan reactions seem to indicate that Rogan’s podcast has always served as a platform for unfiltered curiosity and open dialogue. For the fans, while his occasional missteps may invite criticism, they are also a testament to his willingness to explore a wide range of topics, even at the risk of exposing his own limitations.

Amidst this uproar, people are reflecting on the broader impact of the podcast. Rogan’s discussions and interviews have captivated audiences worldwide, creating moments of shared interest and sparking conversations on a variety of subjects.

Whether it’s reminiscing about iconic boxing matches like the Rumble in the Jungle or the Thrilla in Manila or Pride FC fights in Saitama Super Arena, the podcast has fostered a sense of community among its listeners.

As fans await Rogan’s next episode, they can expect more thought-provoking discussions and the occasional slip-up, solidifying the podcast’s place as a platform for unfiltered exploration and engaging conversations.

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