10 Times Joe Rogan Lost Control On Live TV!

joe rogan's life and professional direction puts him in contact with a wide range of personalities and though the controversies he attracts are usually ones that surround the subjects he discussed on his podcast over the years rogan has also managed to find himself in some pretty sticky situations both online on national television and of course during ufc broadcasts these are 10 times joe rogan lost control on live tv number 10 fear factor to kick things off we first bring you one of the most memorable joe rogan on screen moments though he doesn't appear on regular broadcast tv at all these days a lot of people would have had their first exposure to rogan through his job hosting the popular nbc show fear factor at the time joe was still plying as straight as an mma commentator and had already found success during a stint on the popular sitcom news radio but the major success of fear factor during its heyday saw him reach a new audience altogether as you would expect the contestants on the show were some pretty unique characters one might even say that they were often as volatile as some of the fighters rogan was used to dealing with and on one episode of fear factor a confrontation between two contestants saw joe forced to intervene and eventually subdue his aggressor using a tie plum clinch hey what are you doing what are you doing you can't assault people please oh my god and then all of a sudden they start going at it and i was like all right i gotta break this up because joe's gonna kill him given rogan's long history as a martial artist he was able to defuse the situation and nobody was hurt looking back on it now joel himself doesn't speak too fondly of his time on fear factor calling it something he did purely for the advancement of his career and the nice paycheck number nine handling an aggressor over the years though he is known for his comedy his commentary work and his background as a fighter rogan's sharp debating skills have been one of the strongest tools in his arsenal as he engages in long and drawn-out conversations with guests on his podcast whenever there's a need for him to get a little assertive joe's ability to do so has seen come up on top in a lot of potentially messy situations however one viral video from a few years ago saw him confronted extremely aggressively by a fellow comic who had a real issue with the various stances he has taken over the years to rogan's credit he does a decent job at retaining the upper hand but as his adversary continues to berate him eventually putting a hand on his face in a very patronizing manner joe lets her know that there are boundaries by pushing her off of him [Applause] all in all it was pretty clear that she had come to aggravate him and considering just how persistent and abusive she was it's pretty commendable that he didn't escalate any further keeping a cool head is paramount when attempting to keep yourself out of any potentially disastrous situations and when it comes to maintaining composure few do it better than the show business veteran number eight as awkward as it gets if there's one cardinal sin that rogan has repeatedly committed on live television it's his instance on interviewing fighters who have just been knocked out despite their precarious mental state as a commentator and an employee of the ufc doing right by the fighter is key both in terms of helping each competitor's own personal brand but it also ensures that the sport doesn't look bad sure joe is definitely improving in this regard after a few rocky moments with big named athletes that forced his hand but over the years some of the most awkward moments inside the cage have come from poorly advised post-fight interviews chief among these was his infamous interview with gray maynard after he had just knocked himself out with a slam on his opponent joe emerson the visible dazed maynard refused to acknowledge that he went out something that ruled the fight as a draw rogan being rogan tried to dominate the narrative by one-upping the still-confused maynard on live television look at the replay bro bro look at the replay you picked him up watch the dump bang you hit your head down now watch this you're out watch this he's done right he he is done but so are you you're unconscious look at you roll over you're completely unconscious seriously this was just a nasty way to have your nights spoiled indeed the draw wasn't ideal but getting owned by a commentator who should have just let you say your piece made the whole experience that bit more unfortunate number seven sticking to the narrative few fighters are as beloved by the masses as the golden era veteran and former ufc light heavyweight champion quentin rampage jackson during his heyday he was brash outspoken and totally fearsome inside the cage however one constant issue he had during his time with the ufc came from his belief that joe rogan and the commentary team were biased against him always falling into the same narratives when describing the action in his fights the key talking point were always his cardio in his wrestling and according to jackson himself they seemingly had their mind made up about him before the fights ever began and in fairness to him rogan is known for his tendency to lose himself in his own narrative falling away from the truth of what is happening in the cage and instead relying on his preconceived notions in the end the pair made up but even still joe's habit of doing this has been a major presence in his commentary over the years and i always want you to know that if i say anything it's never out of disrespect i like you and i root for you and i've always thought you're a cool guy ever since we hung out together when we did an inside ufc day we hung out a little bit i i like you dude i root for you if i ever say anything about your game it's only because i want you to do better number six ice bucket moments inside the ufc octagon that have nothing to do with fighting don't get any more infamous than the ice bucket incident any mma fan worth assault will know exactly what you're talking about as soon as this hilarious event is brought up ronnie's taurus was taking a break between rounds during his battle against melvin gallard when his corner man ufc champs jose aldo and henan barao stumbling into the cage and knocked over their fighter's ice bucket covering their athletes corner and ice if that wasn't bizarre enough rogan immediately started verbally abusing both of them shouting at them to clean it up and calling them back when they attempted to leave prematurely still too much get the back get back in there you're not done there's ice all over the floor what are these guys they ran out i'm done we got it there's a hundred pieces of ice still on the floor whether he was aware of the fact that he was shouting at two ufc belt holders or not is unclear but after telling mike goldberg that someone should kick their asses we're guessing he didn't have a clue remember if you're enjoying our content and want to see more be sure to leave a like before subscribing to the channel so you don't miss any of our weekly uploads number five a bad move once again another awkward post fight interview that really should have never happened the event was ufc 214 and joe's fellow co-commentator daniel cormier had just lost in brutal fashion to his major rival jon jones in a defeat that looked like it had brought their competitive relationship to an unfortunate end rogan who wasn't about to let a moment like this go undocumented decided to interview his friend despite the viciousness of the tko he had just sustained dc to his credit did his best to give his thought but he couldn't help but sob his way through an entire conversation and though as time went on eventually the public would come around to this modern day fan favorite in the days that followed cormier was the subject of several nasty memes in general ridicule rogan publicly apologized and voted to never interview potentially concussed fighters again although he hasn't always stuck to this promise you saw the ufc this weekend do you see where i picked up and i i interviewed daniel cormier after he had been knocked out yeah dude here's here's something that's like people think that somehow another uh the ufc told me not to do that and i did it nobody said anything it was just a hundred percent my [ __ ] up and it was also my idea in the first place to stop interviewing fighters after they've been knocked out number four a heated argument ask anyone who devotes themselves to the martial arts and they will likely tell you about how their pursuit of their chosen discipline has given them at least some level of inner peace in a large part of this stems from the fact that your confidence in public situations grows exponentially and though there is usually no danger of any serious altercations the fact that you know you're fully well and adequately prepared for one is certainly a major boost and for joe rogan though he's indeed gotten into fights in the past one memorable instance that involved one incredibly foolish man opposite him was quickly dealt with as joe dipped into his wide knowledge of brazilian jiu jitsu to subdue him the lesson when joe rogan tells you he's going to choke you out if you touch him again you'd best walk away on camera [Laughter] what's on now number three questions over jose aldo ufc 194 was an event that saw joe come under quite a bit of criticism after he made some comments about the featherweight champion jose aldo when he believed himself to be speaking privately during the fighter walkouts when rogan's mic should have been muted the veteran commentator can faintly be heard questioning whether aldo's body looked different implying the past use of steroids that were no longer a factor due to usada of course he thought he was saying this off the record and was understandably quite surprised to find out that his private thoughts had been made very very public he later apologized for his statement and tried to brush it off as a mere chit-chat but all in all this definitely managed to anger a lot of jose aldo fans and if you want to talk about having a bad night the fact that the legendary brazilian got knocked out in just 13 seconds shortly after yeah that was a pretty terrible sequence whether it was a screw-up in the production room or something that could have been avoided this thankfully has never happened again on a ufc broadcast something that has no doubt saved these commentators from further blushes number two biased commentary if there's one key criticism that has followed joe rogan's commentary over the years it's his ever-present tendency to completely ignore what's happening in the cage and fall into his own narrative losing control of what he's telling the audience at home and though fighters rarely call him out on it the fans of the former lightweight champ khabib nurmagomedov took issue with his calling of the eagles lightweight title-winning performance against ally aquinta a fight that was largely one-sided khabib won the bout on all five scorecards and was a short notice match-up however during the fight itself he couldn't help but shower praise on iaquinta during the most inconsequential of moments he later apologized publicly and stated that he had more or less got caught up in the action giving props were due to khabib as champion number one mark coleman incident and finally we come to an incident that is shrouded in quite a bit of mystery even today now both joe rogan and mark coleman have written off this little altercation as nothing more than a friendly scuffle it does look as though this brief scuffle got a little too heavy for its own good whether it was just some awkward posturing or something a bit deeper the former ufc heavyweight champion mark coleman got a little too aggressive with rogan as the pair met in a random corridor after a comedy show what started as some playful grappling got strangely aggravated as both men continued to engage seriously it was a pretty weird moment and though it ended with rogan and coleman embracing fans weren't totally convinced coleman himself said that when wrestlers give each other hugs it often turns into something else instincts kicked in and the rest as they say is history [Music] and that will just about do it for this video again if you enjoy today's video and want to see more be sure to leave a like and a comment before subscribing to the channel so you can stay up to date with all of our latest uploads thanks for watching you

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Length: 11min 0sec (660 seconds)

Published: Sun Nov 28 2021