Marshall Rogan Inu, Joe Rogan-Inspired Cryptocurrency, Donated UFC Fighter Ian Heinisch for $25,000 Medical Procedure
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LAS VEGAS, NV – JULY 08: Commentator Joe Rogan speaks during weigh-ins for UFC 200 at T-Mobile Arena on July 8, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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LAS VEGAS, NV – JULY 08: Commentator Joe Rogan speaks during weigh-ins for UFC 200 at T-Mobile Arena on July 8, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
The Marshall Rogan Inu cryptocurrency, inspired by Joe Rogan and named after Rogan’s dog Marshall, has helped many MMA fighters. UFC fighter Ian Heinisch was one of the beneficiaries who shared the role of the MRI in his treatment.
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The middleweight fighter reached out to the MRI community for help. The fighter required $25,000 for a stem-cell procedure in Mexico to battle his concussion symptoms.
MMA legend Chael Sonnen provided the update about Heinisch on his official YouTube channel. Also, Sonnen acknowledged Marshall Rogan Inu for stepping up for the fighter’s needs.
Even Front Office Sports got the words from Heinisch, “I wasn’t able to afford the stem-cell treatment.” The fighter added, “I hadn’t fought in a year. I had to pull out of a fight against Sam Alvey.”
Following the footsteps of other meme coins, MRI started to get the attention of MMA figure Joe Rogan. However, it is growing into a community/project that is helping the MMA fighters struggling to pay their medicals. Thus, many big names are attaching themselves to the cause and helping the community to grow, in order for it, to fund more fighters.
Marshall Rogan Inu presents sponsorships through Ethereum/MRI tokens.
Big shoutout to Marshall Rogan Inu, a crypto currency dedicated to helping fighters @roganinu pic.twitter.com/2yRT74aHBd
— Jorge Masvidal UFC (@GamebredFighter) March 4, 2022
Recently, Jorge Masvidal attached his name to the MRI.
Initially, it gave an impression of some attention-seeking project. However, MRI has already funded around $800K to over 200 MMA fighters.
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Marshall Rogan Inu, the Joe Rogan-inspired coin, faced downtime?
Lately, the official website of Marshall Rogan Inu was down. However, an announcement was made for the same.
“As we update our website and make some fresh changes, it may be offline for a bit as our designers give it a fresh look”
🛠 WEBSITE OVERHAUL 🛠
As we update our website and make some fresh changes, it may be offline for a bit as our designers give it a fresh look ✨
MARSHALL will soon be more recognized more than ever 🥊🐶
THANK YOU FOR THE LOVE AND SUPPORT! Goodnight Marshall’s 💤
— Marshall Inu (@marshallinu_) March 12, 2022
Also, the meme coin is changing its name/logo to Marshall Inu from Marshall Rogan Inu as suggested by FOS’s senior reporter A.J. Perez in a recent post.
Not sure if Rogan or his reps applied any pressure on the developers to make the change. A source close to Rogan told me that he's been trying to figure out for days how to handle this meme coin given the use of his name and dog's likeness.
— A.J. Perez (@byajperez) March 13, 2022
Marshall, Joe Rogan’s dog name, will still be associated with MRI. Furthermore, the Logo will have the face of Marshall.
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What do you think of the Marshall Rogan Inu/Martial Inu coin helping Ian Heinisch? Share your opinion in the comments.
