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A UFC Fighter Came To Joe Rogan’s Defense And Landed A Perfect Knockout Shot!

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For years, millions of Rogan fans have enjoyed listening to the curious host interview a variety of guests with different backgrounds and a wide range of opinions.

Liberal media outlets were jealous about Joe Rogan’s “The Rogan Experience” viewership, I mean, his show is the most listened-to podcast in America. So, these liberals throw a lot of accusations at Joe Rogan, in fact, they are calling out to cancel Joe.

But not UFC star Israel Adesanya, instead he offered a strong defense of Joe Rogan, whose most recent controversy came as video emerged of him using the N-word multiple times on past episodes of his podcast.

The UFC middleweight champion is the latest to defend the comedian turned UFC color commentator and world-renown podcaster. On the heels of his UFC 271 title defense against Robert Whittaker, “The Last Stylebender” made it clear where he stands in the polarization of Rogan.

Going back to Joe Rogan, everything was going along swimmingly until he began to talk about the CCP virus. When the top-rated podcaster announced he had COVID and dared to step outside of the government-mandated talking points permiter, the leftist mob immediately went into cancel mode. But it was Rogan’s interview with Dr. Robert Malone, where he explained how the government’s response to COVID is causing “mass psychosis formation” that infuriated the Left.

Watch the video below:

Aging rocker Neil Young was the first celebrity to demand the UFC color commentator be removed from Spotify, or he would pull all of his music from the platform. Spotify accepted the challenge by Neil Young and removed his music from their platform.

Rogan apologized for using the “n” word on his show over the past 12 years. In his apology, Rogan explains that the compilation of clips someone put together of his podcasts over the past 12 years showing him using the “n” word was even disturbing to him.

Here’s what Rogan said:

“I used to say it if [I was talking about] a Richard Pryor bit or something, I would say it in context. Somebody made a compilation of every time I said that word over 14 years, and they put it on YouTube, and it turned out that was racist as f—. Even to me! I’m me, and I’m watching it saying, ‘Stop saying it!’ I put my cursor over the video, and I’m like, ‘Four more minutes?!’”

Here’s Adesanya’s defense of Joe Rogan according to MMA Junkie report:

“First off, let me take this one. Hold up. I’m Black. I can take this one. Look, there’s a lot of c*nts in this game. There are a lot of snakes in this game. I’ve been in this fight game since 2008. Joe Rogan is one of the nicest, coolest, humble motherf*ckers I’ve had the pleasure of working with. Understand that!”

“F*ck the noise. You know what they’re trying to do. You can’t control the man. He’s got the biggest platform in the world right now. That’s my n*gga Joe Rogan. F*ck the noise. … Just keep doing you, Joe. Have some mushrooms. Keep doing you!” Adesanya said.

White liberals were asked about the Joe Rogan controversy surrounding the compilation of him using the “n” word over 12 years. Black Americans were also asked if they cared about the video.

Watch how they responded:

Sources: 100percentfedup, MMA Junkie

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