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UFC News Round-Up: Joe Rogan Was Once Perceived as G*y By US Comedian
Joe Rogan, the comedian and UFC commentator, has been a fixture in the MMA world for decades,. however, US comedian Bret Kreischer once revealed that he once thought Joe Rogan was g*y. In a recent episode of his Impaulsive podcast, Paul welcomed US comedian Bret Kreischer as his guest. Kreischer revealed that he had previously thought Rogan was not g*y, which led to a surprising conversation between the two. The anecdote left Paul, the host of the podcast, amazed.
Bret Kreischer reported a phone call from Joe Rogan inviting him to visit the Ice House on the episode. Rogan hesitated at first, stating he was busy, but kept insisting, urging Kreischer again to come to the Ice House. Soon after, Tom contacted Kreischer as well, telling him that it was not up for debate and pleading with him to stop what he was doing and come to the Ice House. He then made the decision to leave.(check out the full story from 1:17:30)
UFC News Round-Up: UFC Fan Hasbulla Tagged To Be a ‘Russian Spy’
Hasbulla Magomedov, a 20-year-old UFC fan from Russia, has become a viral sensation on social media due to his small stature and high-pitched voice. However, rumours have been circulating that Hasbulla is actually a Russian spy. Social media celebrity Hasbulla, also known as Mini Khabib, recently faced backlash after a video of him hitting a car went viral. However, new claims have emerged about Hasbulla, this time on Logan Paul’s Impaulsive podcast, featuring comedian Bret Kreischer and Mike Majlak. Majlak suggested that Hasbulla could be a Russian spy working for the Komitet Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti, the Soviet Union’s foreign intelligence and domestic security agency. Obviously, it was in a jest and not factual.
Mike Majlak stated, “Russia being our sworn enemy, I thought recently that it’s either you, which is my first choice. I think you are a spy. Or it’s a little Hasbulla. Because you know how they think about the Russian pigeons like the American CIA Spy. So I think Hasbulla is potentially a KGB or a bird.” (check out the full story from 48:30)
UFC News Round-Up: Curtis Blaydes Claims Himself Ready For Jon Jones
Curtis Blaydes, a top-ranked heavyweight fighter in the UFC, has recently made headlines by claiming that he is ready to fight former light heavyweight champion Jon Jones. Blaydes, who is known for his wrestling ability, believes he has the skills to neutralize Jones’ striking. Blaydes, who has a record of 17 wins, 3 losses, and 1 no contest, is currently ranked as the number 4 he currently competes in the Heavyweight division in the Ultimate Fighting Championship,
In an interview with MMA Fighting, “For all those reasons [I’m the toughest matchup]— I have the size, I have the wrestling, I have the athleticism, I have the speed, I have the agility,” Blaydes said. “I have all the things you need to match up with a talent like Jon Jones. “I know he has the reach, his arms are longer than my reach. I would have to find a way to get in that zone type of range and I might have to use elbows, I might have to get in the clinch but I believe I could take him down. I believe once I take anyone down, the odds are in my favor.”
UFC News Round Up: Israel Adesanya Reveals Getting a Hero’s Welcome in Auckland:
Israel Adesanya, a former UFC middleweight division champion, received a hero’s welcome in his hometown of Auckland after his impressive victory over Alex Pereira. The people of Auckland showed immense support for Adesanya, and the celebration included a traditional Maori ceremony and a haka dance performance by locals. This warm welcome showcased the love and adoration that the community has for Adesanya.
Adesanya shared a video on social media that provided a glimpse into his welcome celebration in Auckland. The video featured the traditional Maori ceremony and the haka dance performance. This display of support highlights Adesanya’s importance to the community and his impact as a role model for aspiring fighters. Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS / For UFC News updates with InsideSport.IN
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