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‘I Was Nervous!’ Joe Rogan Explains to Snoop Dogg Why His Table Had to Expand for Mike Tyson

Talk show host Joe Rogan sat down with Snoop Dogg to explain how a meeting with Mike Tyson changed…

Talk show host Joe Rogan sat down with Snoop Dogg to explain how a meeting with Mike Tyson changed his studio. Iron’ Mike was so intimating around fight time, that Joe Rogan decided to make adjustments to his podcast booth.

Joe Rogan and Mike Tyson

Joe Rogan and Mike Tyson have met several and have done podcasts with one another. Rogan explained that he always found Tyson to be an interesting and kind person. But when he had has exhibition match against Roy Jones Jr. in 2020, he interviewed him and Tyson was an entirely different person.

As Joe Rogan explained to Snoop Dogg:

“Snoop, let me tell you a story, the reason why this table is this wide, this is true, this is the true story. When I first moved to Austin, I had a smaller table that I was gonna set up, and I was like, maybe I’ll be a little more intimate with the, with the guests. And then I had Mike on one time, and the first time I had him on, Mike was not training at all, and he said he can’t work out at all because it ignites his ego, and he just smokes a lot of weed, and we had a great conversation, it was real fun.

“And then he came back on again to promote the, to promote the Roy Jones fight. And he was jacked his giant muscles in his forearms, and he looked like he was ready to go. You could see the element that made him Mike Tyson. His prime had been, reignited, whatever. It was, like, now I need a wider table. I got, I was nervous in the room with him. You could tell he’s ready to go.”

Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul

‘Iron’ Mike Tyson was one of the most feared strikers in history as he collected multiple world titles in heavyweight professional boxing during the 1980s and 90s. He has not fought professionally since 2005 but did have an exhibition boxing match against Jones Jr. in 2020 that ended in a draw.

Soon Mike Tyson will face the Social Media influencer Jake Paul in a professional boxing bout. This heavyweight matchup is booked for November 15 from the AT&T Stadium in Texas. This match can be enjoyed live on Netflix.

The Problem Child’ Jake Paul has created a lucrative career for himself in boxing by defeating former UFC athletes. His lone loss is against professional boxer Tommy Fury.

Snoop Dogg Predicts Mike Tyson Will Enter the Ring High for Jake Paul Showdown

As Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson nears their boxing match, rapper Snoop Dogg has offered some insights into the…

As Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson nears their boxing match, rapper Snoop Dogg has offered some insights into the smoking habits of the heavyweight legend ‘Iron’ Mike.

Snoop Dogg on Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson

‘Iron’ Mike Tyson is a heavyweight boxing icon who collected world titles in the 1980s. He was feared for his striking power, knockout record, and controversy outside the ring. According to Miek Tyson, regular CBD usage has helped him heal mentally and physically. In an interview, Tyson explained:

“I’ve been fighting for over 20 years, and my body has a lot of wear and tear. I had two surgeries and I used marijuana to calm my nerves, and it would take the pain away … But before, they had me on those opiates, and those opiates had me all screwed up … I thought about how much good I could do by helping people with cannabis. It was a no brainer“

While Tyson has not fought professionally since 2005, he did take an exhibition boxing match against Roy Jones Jr. in 2020. Reflecting on this fight, Snoop Dogg spoke to Joe Rogan and said: “The fact that he can still do that at 55, and he’s smoking Weed, Joe.“

Joe Rogan said, “I think he said he fought Roy Jones high.

Snoop Dogg responded, “I know for a fact he did.“

Jake Paul is set to face Mike Tyson in a professional boxing match live from Texas on November 15. It can be watched live on Netflix. The Problem Child’ Paul has defeated various former UFC athletes such as Anderson Silva, Mike Perry, Ben Askren, and Tyron Woodley, among others.

Paul has struggled against career boxers like Tommy Fury. Mike Tyson is 58 years old and will be looking to knock out the YouTube star when they match up later this month.

Mike Tyson, Jake Paul — Image via: Getty

Joe Rogan Rallies for Khamzat Chimaev’s Title Shot, Snubs Sean Strickland, After ‘Scary’ UFC 308 Domination

Joe Rogan thinks Khamzat Chimaev should get the next shot at middleweight champ Dricus Du Plessis. After a year-long…

Joe Rogan thinks Khamzat Chimaev should get the next shot at middleweight champ Dricus Du Plessis.

After a year-long layoff due to illness, travel restrictions, and whatever else is going on behind the scenes, ‘Borz’ returned to the Octagon at UFC 308 in Abu Dhabi for a high-stakes co-main event clash with former 185-pound titleholder Robert Whittaker. And while Chimaev was listed as a favorite to come out on top, what happened was something nobody expected to see.

Chimaev shot in for a takedown within sends, putting Whittaker on the mat and eventually making ‘The Reaper’ tap out via a vicious neck crank in the opening round. Initially, it appeared as though Chimaev had dislocated his jaw.

That turned out to not be the case, but Whittaker did suffer a rather nasty injury, later revealing that multiple teeth in his mouth had been pushed in by the force Chimaev generated.

Khamzat Chimaev is ‘The Guy’

Reacting to Chimaev’s dominant performance during his JRE Fight Companion, the longtime UFC color commentator suggested that ‘Borz’ should be next in line for a title shot.

”That guy’s [Chimaev] a scary a** motherf*cker. That grappling is next level. He’s a beast… Once he gets a hold of you, it’s so dangerous…You give him the title shot. Holy sh*t. He gets a title shot, I think. Not just [beating Whittaker in the first round], but ran through him.

“He didn’t get touched. He ran through him and strangled him in the first round. He might be the guy…Think about this at [185 pounds]. So this guy was killing himself to get to 170. At 185, he’s the f*cking man.”

Unfortunately, the next shot at Du Plessis has already been promised to ex-champion Sean Strickland following his win over Paulo Costa at UFC 302 in June, and ‘Tarzan’ isn’t about to let anyone step in front of him.

Of course, nobody would be surprised if the promotion decided to strike while the iron is hot and hand Chimaev his first UFC title opportunity instead of a rematch between Strickland and ‘DDP.’ It certainly wouldn’t be the first time the UFC has passed up the next man in line for something a little more exciting. Just ask Magomed Ankalev.

“He Ran Through Him!” Joe Rogan Reacts to Khamzat Chimaev’s Quick Submission Win Over Whittaker

UFC commentator and legendary podcaster Joe Rogan was highly impressed with Khamzat Chimaev’s thrilling submission over Robert Whittaker at…

UFC commentator and legendary podcaster Joe Rogan was highly impressed with Khamzat Chimaev’s thrilling submission over Robert Whittaker at UFC 308.

UFC 308’s co-main event featured a wild battle between former UFC middleweight champion Robert Whittaker and the indomitable Khamzat Chimaev. On paper, the matchup looked like a barn burner. Whittaker has always been very well-rounded, just like Chimaev. People expected ‘Borz’ to do everything he could grappling-wise, but few expected the quick submission victory (and the fact that he crushed Whittaker’s jaw with his choke).

While Joe Rogan’s frequency of appearances as a UFC commentator has decreased in recent years, he still watches the fights live on his podcast (the Joe Rogan Experience). For UFC 308, he was joined by his close friends Bryan Callen, Brendan Schaub, and Eddie Bravo.

Joe Rogan and the crew live-react to Khamzat Chimaev’s dominant victory over Robert Whittaker

The victory for Chimaev came just over three and a half minutes into the first round. Things happened quickly, and many were surprised to see Whittaker tapping. Rogan spoke during the electrifying moments of the submission and echoed his thoughts about the situation.

“Oh, he’s tapping!” Joe Rogan exclaimed (H/T Sportskeeda). “Holy sh**. Bro, he gets a title shot, I think. He ran through him, and he strangled him in the first round.”

After the fight, people took notice and began speculating about what looked like a broken jaw on Whittaker. Rogan explained that often, after suffering a broken jaw, people lose fine motor control over their mouth, causing them to hold their mouth agape. After more time passed, it was confirmed that Chimaev indeed crushed Whittaker’s jaw and inflicted some very significant damage.

Check out Joe Rogan’s live reaction to the crazy finish below!

Where do you think Khamzat Chimaev goes from here, and do you think he’s ready to face a fighter like Alex Pereira?

“He Ran Through Him!” Joe Rogan Reacts to Khamzat Chimaev’s Quick Submission Win Over Whittaker

UFC commentator and legendary podcaster Joe Rogan was highly impressed with Khamzat Chimaev’s thrilling submission over Robert Whittaker at…

UFC commentator and legendary podcaster Joe Rogan was highly impressed with Khamzat Chimaev’s thrilling submission over Robert Whittaker at UFC 308.

Joe Rogan and the crew live-react to Khamzat Chimaev’s dominant victory over Robert Whittaker

“Oh, he’s tapping!” Joe Rogan exclaimed (H/T Sportskeeda). “Holy sh**. Bro, he gets a title shot, I think. He ran through him, and he strangled him in the first round.”

Check out Joe Rogan’s live reaction to the crazy finish below!

Where do you think Khamzat Chimaev goes from here, and do you think he’s ready to face a fighter like Alex Pereira?

Joe Rogan and Crew React Live to Ilia Topuria’s KO of Max Holloway at UFC 308: ‘Bro, that guy is so legit.’

UFC commentator Joe Rogan and his fight companions went berzerk watching Ilia Topuria knock out Max Holloway in the…

UFC commentator Joe Rogan and his fight companions went berzerk watching Ilia Topuria knock out Max Holloway in the UFC 308 main event.

Topuria shocked the world by becoming the first fighter to knock out Holloway at UFC 308 on Saturday in Abu Dhabi. The UFC featherweight champion backed up his pre-fight taunts with actions, as he collapsed Holloway in Round 3.

Rogan, a longtime UFC analyst and fight fan has praised Topuria’s potential for months, dating back to before Topuria won the UFC belt. Topuria’s title win over Alexander Volkanovski at UFC 298 cemented some of Rogan’s assessments of his fighting skillset.

Many believed Topuria had what it took to defeat Holloway at UFC 308, but few felt he’d deliver on his pre-fight knockout prediction. Rogan was stunned when Topuria did what he promised he’d do to Holloway inside the Octagon.

Joe Rogan goes wild as Ilia Topuria flattens Max Holloway

Check out Rogan’s live reaction to Topuria’s history-making knockout in the clip below.

Rogan went on to assess whether or not Holloway’s featherweight days were done after the loss to Topuria. Holloway seemed to confirm a permanent move up to lightweight during his post-fight press conference remarks.

Topuria remains undefeated in his MMA career after the win over Holloway. Before winning the title against Volkanovski, Topuria defeated the likes of Josh Emmett, Bryce Mitchell, and Jai Herbert.

Topuria is a blossoming international superstar, especially after UFC 308. He’s targeting a return to the Octagon next year for the UFC’s potential debut event in Spain.