For many, many years now, Joe Rogan has been one of the primary voices of the UFC. He began his journey alongside Mike Goldberg but, nowadays, he tends to be in the booth with Jon Anik and either Daniel Cormier or Dominick Cruz.
After missing a few recent pay-per-view assignments, Joe Rogan returned to commentary for UFC 268. The show was one of the best cards of the year and took place at Madison Square Garden.
When asked about what makes the aforementioned trio work, Dana White was quick to praise his close friend.
Check out Dana White’s comments on the Pardon My Take podcast here:
Moving forward, it seems as if Anik, Cormier & Rogan will continue to work alongside each other on a frequent basis.
What’s next for Joe Rogan?
The overwhelming success of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast has led many to believe that he’s on borrowed time with his UFC commentary gig. However, as noted by Dana White, Rogan has the kind of passion for the sport that you just can’t manufacture.
He may not be able to keep up with some of his peers in regards to their technical analysis, but he’s an ever-present member of the mixed martial arts community and many fans take comfort in that.
Joe Rogan doesn’t need to work with the UFC in any capacity as a result of the wealth he’s gained through his podcast. Still, we can’t picture a scenario in the next few years where he’s gone completely.
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