One-Eyed Michael Bisping Tells Joe Rogan How He Ended Up Hitting an Old Lady

Former champion Michael Bisping has still managed to stay relevant in the UFC, even after retirement. Bisping is a core member of the UFC’s commentary crew and it is safe to say that he is terrific at his job.

The former Middleweight champion appeared in a recent episode on Joe Rogan’s podcast show, ‘The Joe Rogan Experience.’ In the episode, Bisping and Rogan spoke about a variety of topics, including MMA, politics, health, and a lot more. Bisping also spoke about his injured eye, and his life after the injury.

Bisping told a hilarious story of how his vision once led him to accidentally swing at an old woman on the street. He said,” I am always hitting people in the face. And it’s always an old lady. Because I am very animated. I talk with my hands. For example, I’m at a crosswalk in New York City. And I’m in the middle of telling a story *swings hand*… I’ve gone like that into someone’s face.”

He joked,” It’s always a little old lady. For some reason, always an old lady. And then they look at me like I’m the biggest dickhead on the planet. I am so sorry.”

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Michael Bisping gives an update on his eye

Michael Bisping incurred a retinal detachment in his right eye in his fight against Vitor Belfort after taking a kick to the eye. Not only did he lose the fight after the kick, but it also changed him and his life forever.

In his conversation with Joe Rogan, Bisping spoke about how his vision has made him different.

He said, “I miss all the time. I’m always misreading how far something is. Because you have the depth perception and everything is too deep. Sometimes it can fuck with me a little bit. It can get a little blurry. I get a little dizzy.”

He also said that there is no hope for recovery for his right eye. Bisping still fought with his injured eye and lied his way up to the top. He also won the UFC Middleweight championship, with no vision in his right eye.

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