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Eddie Bravo Breakdown of Royler Gracie Rematch at Metamoris 3

 

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View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a556pUcVgO0


Rogan grapples a typical internet MMA fan who claims Rogan had no skill. Challenged him online. Rogan proceeded to choke him out with ease, probably taking it easy on the goof

Lol @ walking into Jean Jacques' and thinking you're going to have a chance against ANYONE when you have never trained at all, nevermind someone who was a high level purple at the time.

People are weird. Some people need that humbling though. I believe every guy needs his ass kicked at least once in his life in a fair fight. Preferably at a young age. Douchebags need to understand no one is invincible. But your chances of being able to defend yourself increase a LOT when you actually practice it.

It's like someone claiming they are better at playing guitar than someone who has been doing it for like 10 years - because they listen to a lot of music, they "know" what to do.

If you don't learn and then practice something, you'll never know what you're doing. Baffling to me that people think they are tough/can defend themselves without ever actually doing so.
 
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Eddie Bravo Breakdown of Royler Gracie Rematch at Metamoris 3

Eddie vs. Royler II was a phenomenal jiu jitsu match. That match in a way epitomized the evolution of Jiu Jitsu. That was new, progressive technique vs. old school Gracie technique and Eddie dominated the match.
 

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I was literally jumping out of my chair yelling during that match over the smallest little details

The fact it was so many years in the making was even better
 

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This was great! I think I've only ever listened to 3 or 4 podcasts in my life, and this is the second Joe Rogan one. Loved it..........more of a fan of Shuab now too! Thanks for posting OP.
 

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sgotwalks @sgotwalks Rogan has more than a few in depth MMA interviews, 3 hour type ones -that are MUST hear stuff. This dude has become one of the best interviewers ever. Because he works iin the UFC, has been a life long martial artist and fan.. You can't ask for a better guy to interview fighters. Fascinating conversations

The Enson Inoue @Enson Inoue ones are gold. I'm gonna post both. If you have a drive coming up or want something to listen to during spring cleaning, you can't go wrong with these. Also, the 2 with Bas Rutten - especially the first one.. The first one is my favorite MMA interview of all time.



Enson first interview. Has Chuck Liddell too for the first hour. Amazing


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt1aL58hxms


#2. Good PRIDE stories here


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtbWsYplUt0



Bas Rutten podcast #1 - THE GREATEST EVA


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rWsL8NAzY4



Bas #2 - also great every minute of the way through


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhXiCpQoWDo


He's had so many guys on I've lost count. Chael, Tito, Mayhem, Bravo countless times, Barnett, JWP, etc

OH AND HOW CAN I FORGET?

FUCKING RICKSON!!!!


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH5dBdpIiJw


Can't recommend em enough. Also for non fighters, his first podcast with Graham Hancock, anything with Joey Diaz is amazing especially the old ones, Charlie Murhpy is hilarious and tells a great Mike Tyson story.. Neil DeGrasse Tyson is absolutely great. So many

I'm just gonna post stuff here for anyone who wants to kill time


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3A_mRekOyY



View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Qoa2jU1NVI



View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlQgsslS7qI


^ Joey Diaz sells coke to Whitney Houston

K that's enough to last anyone a good day lol... Dig it
 

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Just imagine Mike Tyson standing on his front steps wearing his WBC title while a lion roams freely in his yard. Then he starts wrestling it

How
 

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Thanks a shitload Galanis. I have bookmarked this thread to my browser toolbar and I'm going to start with a few of these. I see lots of good stuff here, and the Tyson and the tiger one looks like a great place to start. I'll play some of these through while I'm stuck at a desk over the next few weeks. Very interested in that first Bas interview you so highly recommended as well........I love me some Bas Ruttan! I see lots of gold in these here hills!!
 

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Dude, especially the first Bas one.. It's just amazing

Stories of crazy street fights. Bas vs 6 bouncers ending with him destroying everybody and ending up in Swedish jail. Talks about his crazy Pancrase fights. Like i sad, if you had to pick ONE, the first one is my fave.

Just nonsto0p laughter and amazement from the get go. The Tyson and Whitney Houston vids are excepts so I posed those to give ya something shorter

But seriously, when you can listen to Bas - you will not regret it!

Three people off the top of my head I really want to see on the podcast:

Mike Tyson, Renzo Gracie, Conor McGregor

They'd all make great guests I bet. So many more.
 

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George Chuvalo would make an amazing guest too. Out of all the HWs from the golden era, he is honestly the only one I can think of still living who is not even remotely punch drunk

He fought them ALL - Ali, Frazier, Foreman, Williams, Patterson, and more. I've seen him n tons of documentaries as recent as 2 years ago and he is perfectly articulate, hilarious and best of all - has a GREAT memory of boxing's best days.

Joe is a huge boxing fan like us, and I know he'd really be able to pick Chuvalo's brain. He has the knowledge of boxing history and man what a listen that would be! I think I'll send some Tweets out in hopes he sees them. Why not? Can't hurt
 

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This turned into a great thread!

I agree Rogan would smash alot, and would've obliterated Snipes, even 15 years ago.
His jj has come light years, but still would've......i mean, Snipes isn't even on the same planet. He's still on the ninth planet.
Rogan has been doing life pretty damn good. Knows a ton, great lifestyle, can pretty much go anywhere or do anything, and has humility.
And he knows everyone.
I disagree here and there, but overall he's a good guy.
I gained a lot of respect for him when he came out to Fedor's defense verbally stating he disagreed with Dana White, and Dana shits on everyone until he owns them.
"It's the same shit he pulled with Wanderlei", Rogan said.

When I see these things I always think "What is Rickson doing right now?"
He is a modern jj samurai in exclusion.
 

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This is Joe and Eddie discussing Kron winning ADCC 2013 and Rickson coaching him.



Here is another good one from a couple weeks ago with Garry Tonon and Eddie discussing Garry's decision to turn down the Metamoris deal and other things bjj.

 

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George Chuvalo would make an amazing guest too. Out of all the HWs from the golden era, he is honestly the only one I can think of still living who is not even remotely punch drunk

He fought them ALL - Ali, Frazier, Foreman, Williams, Patterson, and more. I've seen him n tons of documentaries as recent as 2 years ago and he is perfectly articulate, hilarious and best of all - has a GREAT memory of boxing's best days.

Joe is a huge boxing fan like us, and I know he'd really be able to pick Chuvalo's brain. He has the knowledge of boxing history and man what a listen that would be! I think I'll send some Tweets out in hopes he sees them. Why not? Can't hurt
I fucking love that you posted this. George Chuvalo has been woven in and out of my life so much it is silly. When I was kid we used to live around the corner from him in the Rexdale part of Toronto and my older sister used to hang out with his son Jesse, the first son to die (of suicide) at 22 years old. I recall as a 6 year old watching George Jr. get into a fight with a man outside the store in our apartment building and he stabbed the man in the hand. The entire incident scared the shit out of me as I was there with my best friend and his older brother who also hung out with Jesse Chuvalo.

A few years later, after we moved away following my Dad's arrest resulting in a seven year sentence which landed him in prison up in Kingston, Ont., My father won the 'Athlete of the Day' award during the prison's annual sports day for the inmates and none other than George Chuvalo was brought in as a guest to present the trophy to my old boy, lol!



Several years later when I was 19 years-old I took my girlfriend to a black tie dinner at the Royal York in Toronto to help bring attention towards getting George inducted into the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame, which inexplicably kept passing him over, and that night I got pics with him, Floyd Patterson, Yvonne Durrelle, Ruben Hurricane Carter......and I got Muhammad Ali to sign my Boxing Encyclopedia that I brought with me but I couldn't get in for a photo with him as he was smothered by entourage (sad face).

A couple weeks later I had a bit of a drunk on while returning home from a party in Georgetown when I stopped in a store for some munchies. While chatting with the fellow I knew who was working there a car pulls up and flashes lights at me, I laughed and said "tell me that doesn't look like a couple of cops?" It turns out it was and they came in and asked me for my ID, which I willingly provided forgetting I had a stupid warrant for drinking underage a year earlier. They put me in the back of the car and while writing me up I said to the one cop, "Man, you look a lot like George Chuvalo," and laughed at the ridiculousness of it, as I knew I had CHuvalo on my brain still from the dinner a couple weeks prior.
He says, "Ya, that's my Dad."
"What, you're fucking with me. What's your name?" I asked, as I knew all the Chuvalo boys names.
He turned and showed me his name tag 'Mitch'.
"Get the fuck out of here," I said, thinking I was in luck. I proceeded to tell him how I had just taken my girl down to the big dinner in support of his father, paid good money to be there, got my pic with his father and met Muhammad Ali, blah, blah, blah...........
..........and the fucker turned to me and said, "Ya, that's nice. I never liked my Dad!" He finished writing me up and threw me in the drunk tank for the night, lol! Was I ever pissed off. I understand Mitch and George are pretty tight now, but fuck Mitch anyways!

Anyhow, George's story is one of the most amazing and tragic stories in all of sports. He would be an amazing guest to have on the Joe Rogan podcast. Great call Galanis!

If I can ever dig up those old pics from the dinner I will post them, despite my late 80's mullet. Man, do I wish I could have a do over night there!
 

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I am half way through this podcast with Bas, I can see how this shit could get addicting. I was growing tired of my song lists and this is a nice change up. The only problem is I am not in the mood to make the work calls I need to make because it will interrupt the flow, lol!