For those wondering why Tony Ferguson never appeared on Joe Rogan podcast, El Cucuy finally revealed his problem with the legendary commentator.
after losing Michael Chandler At UFC 274, Tony Ferguson didn’t hesitate to speak to a few MMA media and give his thoughts on the current situation in the UFC. Recently, “El Cucuy” hosted on MMA Hour Show. Ariel Helwani ranting about how the comment team selects certain fighters and “gangs up” on them during fights.
“After all, there are gangs who comment on people they don’t like. I’ve never done a Joe Rogan interview before” He said that Tony spoke to Ariel Helwani on the last episode of the MMA Hour. Ferguson believes he may be the only MMA personality to turn down Joe’s offer on the JRE podcast.
Ferguson also began the interview by saying that he would never do a ZOOM meeting interview or a Rogan podcast. Tony believes he has some value and that he should be paid to do these types of interviews. Even Ferguson joined MMA Time show by phone, not video call.
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Tony doubled down on his comments with a follow-up tweet from his Twitter account during the MMA Hour show. Responding to a fan wondering why Rogan was part of Ferguson’s hit list, Tony had to reaffirm that the podcast kingdom is “sensitive.”
“Uncle Joe is a sensitive person, I can’t blame them” The only person in history to turn down the offer. Maybe one day if he says sorry” He wrote of Ferguson in his last tweet. Ferguson initially Charles Oliveira When he lost the fight via unanimous decision at UFC 256. Ferguson is thought to be dominated by Oliveira in this fight, but “El Cucuy” recommends fans watch the fight without commentary.
What do you think of Tony’s conflict with Rogan?
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