MMA fighter Joe Schilling has been cleared of charges and set free by the court after a two-year legal battle. Schilling was accused of assaulting a man in a bar in 2021. Schilling was faced with criticism all over the world but Joe Rogan came to his rescue as the UFC commentator spoke in favor of the MMA fighter. Rogan was bashed for his statements by users on the internet.

Recently, the news was out that Schilling was declared free from the charges by the court. The 39-year-old took to Instagram to provide his insights on the matter.

Joe Schilling posts a message for his fans and critics

The professional MMA fighter took to Instagram to express his beliefs. He wrote that he was glad that the legal battle was finally over. He went on to say that it seemed like everyone loved the narrative of a professional fighter beating up an innocent person, but that was not the case. Schilling added, “I don’t like bully’s and I refuse to be bullied by anyone”. He further claimed that the lawyer hired by his accuser had threatened to ruin him financially.

However, Schilling took a jibe at his accuser and his lawyer by saying that the only person his lawyer ruined was his own client, Justin Balboa. Furthermore, Schilling’s post took a shot at Justin Balboa. He said, “Justin Balboa is and will always be a f*cking loser”.

When Joe Rogan, BJ Baldwin and Gine Carano came in support of Joe Schilling

Joe Rogan was one of the people in support of the MMA fighter throughout his legal trouble, especially when Schilling faced public backlash. He had defended Schilling on his podcast, saying that he was not the kind of person who would randomly attack someone. Rogan’s support likely played a role in helping to clear Schilling’s name. Additionally, the guest during that podcast episode, Gina Carano, was also in support of Schilling in that incident. Both spoke about the issue at length in the episode while supporting the MMA fighter.

Additionally, 8X Off Road Champion BJ Baldwin also posted in support of Schilling on his Instagram account.

For Schilling, the victory in court is a big relief. He could now look to put the past two years behind him and continue with his career as an MMA fighter.

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