Life and career to become a UFC commentator
Joseph James Rogan was born on August 11, 1967. Starting a business as a comedian, MC hosting TV show, Joe Rogan is now more known as the Podcast host and general martial artist.
Rogan started a comedy career in August 1988 in the Boston area. In 1994, after moving to Los Angeles, he signed an exclusive development contract with Disney and appeared as an actor on a number of television programs including Hardball and Newsradio.
In 1997, he started working for Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) as an interviewer and commentator. For MMA fans, Joe Rogan is like a person who has blown soul into UFC's bloody matches. He quickly became the most favorite BLV MMA from the beginning of his career.
In 2009, Rogan launched his Joe Rogan Experience, which brought him to “reputation, wealth and superstar Podcast”. On the Joe Rogan Experience program, when asked by Brazilian actor Rafinha Bastos about the post-Fight interview, Rogan emphasized that he wanted the boxers to express himself more after the performances.
“One thing I want the boxers to realize is what I do with the desire to express myself. I want them to shine, that's really what I want – because they have won big matches.”
“I want them to express themselves, market for themselves most effectively, learn how to promote themselves to tell the world of their feelings. It is a great experience when winning a big match, in front of millions of fans worldwide. My goal is only so that the boxers can connect with people – so they know that I am here and ready to assist them.”
The respectable achievement of a general martial artist Joe Rogan
Joe Rogan's understanding and passion is probably the result of nearly 40 years of practicing many different martial arts, since Rogan was a 13 -year -old teenager.
Joe Rogan shows his passion for martial arts from a very young age through the championship of the Taekwondo Government of Massachusetts for 4 consecutive years, and became the champion of the US Taekwondo Prize expanded at the age of 19.
However, when it was over 50 years old, Joe Rogan's martial arts practicing process did not stop. Rogan is often present in MMA, Kickboxing and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gyms.
“Martial arts to me is like a calm miracle, but instead of meditating, we campaign,” Joe Rogan said.
“When practicing, one can only focus on the movements of the body. Stress and the burden will be excluded from the head.”
Because of martial arts experience, Joe Rogan can explain to the audience exactly what is happening and predict how the boxer needs to use the blow to win. In addition, one of the things that made MMA fans like to listen to Joe Rogan's comments was that he always put his emotions in the comments. If a martial artist won beautifully, he would show his joy in the words instead of calmly reading the results.
Even UFC President Dana White must admit Joe's talent and contribution: “When you talk about a talent, Joe Rogan is definitely the best ever.”
“He is excellent, he is very good, and he is very passionate about this sport. Anyone can feel that passion when witnessing Joe Rogan comment … We even need to pay for Rogan in the first 12 events he commented – Rogan made them free!”
Joe Rogan worked as a commentator of UFC tournaments because of his passion for martial arts, with a passionate heart with unique competition. There are even more attractive matches thanks to the special comments from Joe. Joe Rogan's comments not only make the audience understand how the fighter's outsking but also the famous UFC tournaments around the world.