

Joe Rogan is famous for being a UFC commentator and a podcast host. However, his fans know that the comedian is also a trained martial artist and a Jiu-Jitsu ace.
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The podcaster is a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Moreover, videos of him kicking bags with lightning speed have gone viral in the past as well. All of this evidence has made it clear to the fans that the commentator can easily compete against anyone.
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Furthermore, videos of him choking people unconscious cement the fact that the 53-year-old would be a tough opponent. However, that might not be true.
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Joe Rogan once lost a street fight
Rogan revealed on his podcast that he avoids getting into street fights and that the last time he was involved in one, he was just 14 years old. Moreover, he also stated that he eventually lost that fight.
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The podcaster was in conversation with Hollywood film producer Jon Peters when he made the revelation. The producer asked Rogan if he had ever been in a street fight. He further clarified, saying, “Like a street fight, fight,”.
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— Joe Rogan (@joerogan) July 27, 2020
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“I avoided street fights.”
To this Rogan replied that he avoids getting into street fights. He further said, “The last three fights that I had is probably when I was like 14. The last one that I got in, I lost. … He got me in a headlock.”
In fact, Rogan didn’t even know they were about to get into a fight.
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Rogan described the entire incident and told the guest that the guy grabbed him [Rogan] by the neck and threw him down on the bathroom floor. Moreover, he [the guy] got on top of him and was about to throw a punch.

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CHICAGO, IL – JUNE 09: Joe Rogan enters the octagon during the UFC 225: Whittaker v Romero 2 event at the United Center on June 9, 2018 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images)
However, he didn’t hit him and went away laughing. Rogan also revealed that the incident was one of the most humiliating ones in his life.
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That incident altered his life for good
The comedian got into training in different martial art disciplines after this incident. After years of consistent training, he consequently attained black belts in Jiu-Jitsu and Taekwondo.
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Decades later, in today’s time, Rogan is one of the most respected entities in the world of mixed martial arts.
What do you think about his childhood incident?
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