Rogan - Anthony Joshua is Scared to Fight Deontay Wilder

He is partially correct in that BOTH aj and eddie are terrified of wilder.

 

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I believe a lot folks fail to realize a show like Rogans is manufactured to appeal to the masses and having “too much” boxing insight would create a sense of boxing ostentatiousness that would surely have the casuals clicking the x button.

A likable guy with similar competitive sporting interests as yourself makes you tune in....average people are normally non offensive because they aren’t intimidating.

 

I’m not so sure. He had Teddy Atlas on recently which was three hours with a boxing trainer about boxing and his life.

Last time Eddie Bravo was on they spent a ton of time talking Bruce Lee and martial arts.

I’ve never found Rogan to be the kind of guy to limit the info stream on anything. If he was he’d spend way less time talking about hunting and mountain lions.

I also don’t think people see Rogan as average. He’s famous, successful and working a path towards his personal enlightenment. In a lot of people’s eyes he’s aspirational rather than average.

 

I don’t listen to the show to often so the stuff you just mentioned isn’t very familiar to me. That said I’m impressed by the material you touched on, I never thought the show was that layered.

Thanks for sharing.

 

Rogan watches youtube highlights before boxers come on for interviews...his research!

 

He didn't actually say that, but why let facts get in the way of a good narrative.

 

Spot on

 

Terrified to the point they keep offering contracts?

Contracts from hearn - 4
Contracts from Finkel - 0.

 

Followed Rogan from day one hes the best MMA insider but like Shaub has no real relevance or common sense in boxing even if he claims to be a long time fan( im sure he is) but his opinion when associated with guilty parties ruins his credibility with combat talks.

I remember UFC fighter Matt Lindland ( elite wrestler) back in the early 2000's challenging Rogan to a fight during his post fight win ( Rogan was the interviewer) after he heard Rogan said he doesn't hit hard on the ground and asked Rogan if hed like to feel those light punches...Rogan declined and said no thanks...

Maybe he got Rogan backstage and gave him permanent damage bc some of the things these MMA guys say is totally dumb as hell !