Edward Norton Talks Rickson Gracie with Joe Rogan

[@richierich7516]

Makes Joe that “GUY”. He never said anything bad about aikido in front of norton. Very respectful to his guest. I really admire that.

[@austinmasson2370]

What was with the Steven crowder interview? That one seemed so different

[@bobangoranovic2001]

@@austinmasson2370 Yea Joe is different to his guests and he also changes opinions accordinly like most of us

[@masterwindu1234]

cringe

[@tomsnowden6201]

lol okay, more like he didn’t want an A lister to feel embarrassed and make others rethink going on the show.

[@keithjames3024]

Joe knows these historic martial arts stories (especially the Gracies) better than most. I commend him for allowing Edward to take over, and feel like he is enlightening Joe on the Gracies. Shows that Joe is a good man.

[@lordglyn]

Lol Yeah, but… A conversation is pretty crap if you assume the other person knows everything you’re telling them.

[@urbansamurai261]

They're both wrong actually

[@forgottenmma3694]

Yeah Rogan was pretty cool for that

[@will-ob7pr]

We all know joes into it of course. Just really surprised that Ed norton is so into it.

[@Turco949]

It merely shows he has a diplomatic mind which a good host should be among other things.

[@TheNewton]

Joe "I am Joe's restrained silence while Norton talks about Akido" Rogan

[@fernandotrevinocastro1018]

A fightclub reference inside a joe rogan reference because of norton, nice.

[@johnterry8476]

Goodness, this comment is criminally underrated.

[@hiranom20]

It's called respect lol

[@hiranom20]

@@Milk-bi8mm What does that have to do with being respectful?

[@michaelsaxonson251]

@@hiranom20 *hespect

[@jakemorrison548]

What a cool story. You could tell Ed was awestruck when meeting Rickson. His eyes light up even now when talking about Rickson. It was also great of Rickson to agree to be in the movie.

[@bonob0123]

lol Joe's polite silence every time Norton talks about aikido

[@WisKidMusic]

bonob0123 😂seriously

[@garybolenable]

Joe saw Fight Club, he wasn't going to make fun of Ed's Aikido. :)~

[@DIZAZZO]

It's like when someone starts to talk about Jiu Jitsu...

[@PedroYippeekayaye]

He's one of the greatest actors of his generation..so..respect.

[@SickestDisciple]

@anonymous being known for playing a NeoNazi in a movie**

[@davidfulcher1719]

I'm reading the comments and I can't believe people are blown away that Norton is explaining this to joe. NO folks...hes brilliant! he's explaining everything to the listeners like he's telling a story. a podcast isn't just a conversation between two people. It's talking to thousands of people and breaking everything down like everyone is new to what they're talking about.

[@emilycarter2492]

Very well said. The people making derogatory comments know about martial arts. For someone like me, who’s knows jack about martial arts, Nortons explanation gives understanding to what he’s talking about. Without Nortons detail and background storytelling, the whole significance would have gone right over my head.

[@francismitchelvdgaag]

Something raises in Joes pants when he realizes he is gonna talk about Rickson

[@dqreps]

A slim jim?

[@migs_dotcom]

Him and me too

[@Greasysweet6]

A Growing Joe if you will

[@VOLCAL]

FUCK THE DIRECTOR ON THIS PIECE OF SHIT MOVIE. WHY THE FUCK IS ED BEING CHASED AROUND AN ASIAN LOOKING GUY IN BRAZIL WHILE BEING TAUGHT MEDITATION BY SOME GRACIE FUCK? SHOULDN'T IT BE THE OTHER WAY AROUND. THIS IS HOW HOLLYWOOD FUCKS WITH OTHER PEOPLE'S SHIT WHILE APPROPRIATING OTHER PEOPLE'S CULTURE. FUCK THEM.

[@shaunpearson7905]

It's his penis.

[@travisedwardmiller]

"I studied aikido when I was in college, and--" "Jamie, pull up 'wrestler destroys aikido dummy's face.'"

[@diegomari4478]

Lool

[@rchrdpnccruz8432]

Haaaaaaa. Man I'm crying

[@MagklJellyBeanPastelLucidDream]

This is gay asf, ngl

[@MagklJellyBeanPastelLucidDream]

Like this is for children bad

[@diegomari4478]

@@MagklJellyBeanPastelLucidDream shut up virgin

[@todpage5436]

I trained with Royce and Rickson. Rorian taught us, every day. In the late 80's., I actually took my first lessons from Rorian alone and he soon trained Royce and me together. We developed moves as they were needed after practicing EVERY move we knew every day. Those guys were class acts back then and I am not surprised what they accomplished. Thanks Rorian....Tod

[@rathernotsay8185]

Quick question, does this allow you to claim Gracie lineage as an instructor if you’re a black belt??

[@James-lv9mw]

Rorion*

[@James-lv9mw]

@@rathernotsay8185 if you are promoted by one of the Gracie family members or their students, yes

[@jrrivera4450]

Lies lol

[@tylerdurden5122]

Did you though Tod??

[@bullseyetag01]

Does anyone else think joe was dying inside to say "Aikido is a bullshit martial art"

[@Colby_0-3_IRL_and_title_fights]

I'm surprised he didn't

[@stevebb2915]

Nah, it's more his teenage fans that think that. He can have civil conversation.

[@jimq.customer4526]

He's repeatedly said Aikido is a legit martial art. Just some of it's practitioners are bullshit.

[@carmelal5859]

And...yeah I know all this stuff.

[@vambo13257]

@@highviewseeker5415 but someone who knows it would beat your azz

[@paulmayon8821]

This is joe being a great interviewer. And joe,letting the person give there point of view. Good on joe.

[@Winterov]

He probably has a lot of respect for Norton. Hes a good actor and has been in some serious films.

[@donabeyta252]

That one movie were Norton played a poor guy who was wrongly accused of murder. Then in the end it turns out he's quilts. And he just Laughs at the D.a. He's so good at that!!.

[@Murhamdilah]

Big fan of Ed Norton. He’s the best Bruce Banner.

[@kaynemagrath]

This is making me sad that Edward Norton didn’t keep playing the hulk. His take on him is so much more authentic and intense.

[@patrickbateman9410]

People forget Banner's supposed to be like a skinny nerd, not a good looking, in shape dude lol don't get me wrong, I like Mark Ruffalo, but Edward is the best Banner we've gotten on screen.

[@anthalax32]

Nah.. i like fun nerdy Banner.

[@70grindhousenova]

I agree, but I also feel the new hulk and all of new marvel is centered so much around comedy that a serious actor wouldn't of made that general public impact.

[@TheStellarmanCo.]

Bring Norton as Hulk back!

[@thorzyan]

Norton got fired because he was a terror and diva on set. He forced the director and writer to make changes he wrote... daily... not a team player.

[@3hooks781]

I'm gonna assume that Ed knows Joe "already knows this story" and is explaining this for the benefit of those listening who don't. Is that OK?

[@RyanGerhardtYimimoto]

Of course he knows. People just love crapping on people they don't even know.

[@helioalmeida8217]

Most of people here is getting it wrong. What kind of interview show would it be if Joe started lecturing every guest about everything he knows? He gotta let the guests to tell their storys.

[@RiceDaddy-wo2fy]

Good points. His delivery is rough too many filler words.

[@josephsellers5978]

It's not like he didn't ask the dude to explain he experience or anything...smh

[@slipnorris5882]

I don't think Edward Norton knows much of Joe Rogan or his show lol

[@rogerrtewwr4723]

maybe he's talking for the benefit of podcast listeners, imagine that ...

[@acoop9865]

Yeah... why would he? I like Joe as much as the next guy, but this is just a means for Ed to market his movie to (hopefully) a large base of listeners. He didn’t come on this show because he’s always wanted to chat with Joe.

[@ethanking4954]

Why would he ?

[@jerrygutierrez5514]

Edward Norton sounds like a meth head he asking Joe do u no how the Gracies started right oohooohh dadada guy wwwwas ssscotish ooohoh.jesus

[@acoop9865]

Jerry Gutierrez Norton sounds like a meth head because he doesn’t listen to an opinionated, failed actor’s podcast?

[@ia1415]

I am watching this part of conversation every time,that I get lazy about doing my ordinary,daily fitness stuff. I don't know why this is so inspiring me, but it works. I jump in my exercise routine with a big smile on my face. Thank you both for this.

[@ImpactMMAFitness]

This is true... I met Relson Gracie on a trip to Hawaii in 1992, and flew back several times from Austin, TX just to train with him. He told me that I should go to Los Angeles and practice there since Hawaii was an expensive trip. So I began training at Carson St. with Rorian and Royce and ended up at UFC 1. At UFC 2 walking to a restaurant with the Gracie group in downtown Denver, I mistakenly began talking and making jokes with a short lady with long dark hair. It turned out to be Rickson's wife! Relson had showed me several tapes of Rickson fighting on the street, the beach, and arenas, and that he had a record of 300/0! Rickson suddenly appeared and got right in my face, eyeball to eyeball. Everyone there froze. After a very awkward silence, he asked me who I was. I told him my name and that I was a white belt and trained with Relson and now Royce, and that I loved Gracie Jiu Jitsu. He then became the nicest guy and spent the next hour with his arm around me telling me the whole story of Gracie Jiu Jitsu. He also invited me to begin training with him - I thought I was in heaven! A purple belt there named Steve Maxwell asked me what Rickson said to me for an hour. When I told him Rickson invited me to train with him, he said that wasn't really a good idea because I was likely to get hurt there. A few months later at Carson St., not Rickson's gym, a big Nordic Greco-Roman wrestler from somewhere in Europe neck cranked me, making it difficult for me to practice Gracie Jiu-Jitsu since.

[@kidk007]

Edward: You know the Gracies? Joe: Who? The Garcias?

[@feds1030]

God love Ed, but who does he think he’s explaining this too? It’s like explaining long division to Einstein

[@Colby_0-3_IRL_and_title_fights]

Rogan is to martial arts what Einstein is to physics?

[@happyninja42]

He's not just explaining it to Joe, he's sharing it with the audience from his own perspective, and explaining why he got the guy for that scene in the film. That was 9 minutes of an interesting conversation between two people knowledgeable of the subject, sharing it with the people who don't. That's called a good podcast.

[@laynenelson4370]

Joe is to martial arts like my math teacher is to algebra

[@MagklJellyBeanPastelLucidDream]

@@happyninja42 right, they are talking about the character in the movie that was the one who helped teach Bruce to control his anger.

[@happyninja42]

@@MagklJellyBeanPastelLucidDream I know that, i watched the clip :P Actually they are talking about the real person playing that character, and why they got him for the role. Which is why it's an interesting clip, and why I don't understand the people saying Ed shouldn't be talking to Joe about martial arts. He's just having a conversation with someone about a shared subject, but it's mostly for the audience's benefit. Because a person can easily just look up on IMDB and learn the actor is a real Aikido expert, but that wouldn't explain to them why Ed Norton pushed to have him in the film for the scene.

[@douglasvieira1824]

Royce Grace first victory was the most incredible achievement in marcial arts, because at that time there wasn't weigh separation among fighters.

[@josiahsinagra8922]

I can’t be the only one that would’ve loved to see Rickson get his turn and absolutely destroy the early UFC competitions. That would be epic!

[@FreekFreeksma]

Is it me or does Joe just have amazing guests only lately

[@allanjim3]

Roy - as you’re probably aware, Joe’s podcast have been big (ranked as the #1 most popular podcast for consecutive years). But over the past year or so it kind of hit a ‘cracking point’ or ‘broke through’ kinda like Edward Norton was just describing. As print media lies dying and network TV shows are headed the same way; Joe’s podcast has become one of the most influential and powerful media platforms in the world.

[@petermyers479]

Roy Joe is amazing. He knows how to get the best out of his guests.

[@Nwolf1840]

Kyle Cuntlinksy? Not all

[@bsh819]

@@Nwolf1840 haha, I guess he'd be the exception. Not that I dislike kyle.

[@CephlonMayngrum]

The podcast is becoming mainstream

[@hudsonlawrence]

Ricksons the guy you call to train the Hulk... What a legend.

[@ResellDecadence]

I am a former photographer, when I did it I was intoxicated with how immeasurably brilliant it was, I now recognise passion. This is passion. It’s 7.09 am in the morning and countless times I see Joe Rogan clips… what a brilliant influence he has been to me, the travesty is in this world of absolute instant response online and a sea of mails , praise and bombardment of information he may never know how instructive and formidably useful his work has been to motivate one man to radically change his life. 😅

[@AlejoDeLeonEdits]

So hes the reason that Rickson is in the mcu....amazing.

[@doublejacketjimmy391]

Well not really. Everybody is pretending like Norton's Hulk didnt happen. Just some minor references and thats it.

[@FURAPANZA]

Rickson Gracie, the only man that could get away with slapping the Hulk in the face! Respect!!!

[@notsofast6611]

I was at a seminar in Boston taught by Rickson in like 92 or 93. One at a time we all went with him from our knees, he tapped like 40 of us one by one with ease. He'd still kill me, but I'd love to try now.

[@anthonyp7051]

Incredible, I continue to gain respect and admiration for Edward Norton as a actor but more as a man

[@jland12]

Spoiler alert: at the end of the podcast you find out Joe was talking to Brad Pitt the whole time.

[@nathanrock8107]

"I'm 6' tall'...said every 5'10" mf'er in existence since a foot was invented a couple hundred years ago...

[@billhart3728]

I’m 5’11 going on 6’ just give me another decade to grow

[@peanutbutterchocolatecake6182]

I’m 5’11 but 5’11 on my money

[@johnterry8476]

Hit 5’10” by 15, and I thought I’d at least hit 6’ 1”. Now I’m looking up at my little nephews. Fuck me.

[@embecmom5863]

Im a short arse but a lot taller than I look

[@tomhearns4770]

Always a hero for tagging Salma Hayek

[@zackmorris4773]

@Telios Abraxas yup

[@Jc-si6pj]

Was so jealous :(

[@X3MAntics]

In her prime.

[@stevenm3330]

@@X3MAntics when did she leave her prime?

[@BandytaCzasu]

@@stevenm3330 About 20 years ago.

[@t-virusterrance4734]

Great conversation. Edward Norton is very underrated as an actor...and someone who has alot of wisdom and knowledge. Not to mention, his Hulk is the best Hulk we've seen in live-action, because he truly understands the character. He fought for the character to be portrayed a certain way. TERRANCE OUT

[@myessyallyahamericus8405]

im really proud of my old friend who trains with those gracies. its a big deal to me . it takes alot of brains to control the body effectively in martial arts. i remember learning its the easiest sport to quit and most difficult to dedicate a lifetime to. it requires excellence. talent. amd grace.

[@verne51]

he used Ikido furniture in fight club.

[@roach2go]

ikeda ?

[@ArmandoFloresAvila]

😂😂😂

[@DCMutE27]

I hate that you are taking the piss out of an art with a lot of great history.. but that is a good joke.

[@damos6207]

Ikea*

[@luisalves4313]

Rickson is the best of all time...a legacy in Martial Arts

[@shane6115]

Norton is a great fucking great actor, and more importantly he’s a very humble guy.

[@philipbianchi583]

Edward is a awesome actor

[@MM_Da_59_Spirit]

Top tier

[@crockybird3287]

*an

[@Charmer4856]

Primal fear

[@thegreenbastard5171]

He's good, but no director or producer is in a hurry to work with him since he always tried to take over, creatively speaking.

[@CharlieAligaen]

That last scene in the Hulk was one of my favorite scenes where Bruce finally learn how to bring out the Hulk at Will!!!

[@psychonaut1829]

The first UFC is awesome and still the best, It would make a great movie.

[@14JoeThompson]

Joe Rogan just LISTENING to Edward Norton is a lesson we all can learn.

[@1dodd]

We don't listen any more, at least not to what is being said. We listen for a pause so that we can jump on our chance to speak. This results in the rambling, never ending speech patterns that are so prevalent today. If you just pause and let a silence fall, it really messes with people.

[@kickzinla2351]

Especially because Joe knows everything Ed is talking about related to the gracies. He’s just letting him speak without interrupting.

[@adityajishnu9139]

He's only silent because he was trying his best not to insult aikido😂

[@Colby_0-3_IRL_and_title_fights]

Sounds like Sensei Seagal was teaching in New York in the late 80s/early 90s

[@eliminator173]

You wild for that one lmao

[@matthewhorizon6050]

I forgot who it was, but someone said he ran like a pregnant camel, so they needed a stunt double for ALL running scenes.

[@Kenta880]

lmao🤣🤣

[@JulianBullion]

😂😂

[@BWater-yq3jx]

"he was small" so no.

[@d_no_allyn_86]

Love Edward Norton. Incredible actor and seems to be such a great guy. So interesting.i like what he was trying to do with the hulk. He actually wrote a lot of what they were trying to do but they canned a lot of his stuff.

[@steeverrreee]

Love to see people so passionate about really anything discuss anything. Especially when it’s two superstars who are interested in the same things as I am. Double thumbs up for this video.

[@lake_cooper]

Ed trying to educate Rogan about BJJ is hilarious.

[@HorizonIsHere1337]

Both hilarious and painful.

[@salsa101]

or it's just two guys sharing a common interest.

[@HorizonIsHere1337]

@@salsa101 I was picking up more that Ed wasn't aware of Joe's background in BJJ.

[@fulavision]

I didn’t see him trying to educate Joe it seemed like Ed was trying to honestly refresh his memory on the topic and Joe was filling in the gaps

[@anthony3666]

Joe's an mma historian

[@joesheridan9451]

Joe really bit his tongue during that aikido part lol

[@HueyFreeman14]

Joe Sheridan Norton didn’t talk about the foolishness of Aikido, that’s mainly why. Rogan has talked about Aikido having some useful techniques.

[@KarmaFlight]

It wasn't the time or the place, and Joe showed class in dealing with his guest. Ed wasn't making ridiculous claims either. He was simply sharing his journey. Props!

[@cristiancane24]

this makes me sad i wish we could witness Rickson all over again

[@tee1up785]

Have you watched ‘Choke’? Great documentary.

[@tee1up785]

Scratch that. Sorry, I didn’t know they mention ‘Choke’

[@autumn1231]

I lived in Rio in late 80's to 2000. I ran into the Gracies all the time.

[@zerg9523]

All these comments about joe being patient... nope, he was a little high and was rethinking the gorilla vs bear conundrum.

[@iorekby]

Nice the way he says New Haven instead of Yale as well. Didn't feel the need to name drop where he went to school. Classy guy.

[@reiniervanramshorst1031]

That's an insider snob whistle. In England, Eton school boys refer to the location of their school as well

[@thebigswermdiggs3383]

Lol If you are from New Haven you always mention Yale second . A lot of Yalies say they went to school in the elm city but not where like it’s shameful

[@leocavalcante6203]

Brazil has 1.5 million japanase descendent,They are live mostly in São Paulo

[@genises200]

For real? Thanks for the knowledge brother!

[@stephanwatson7902]

This is my favorite Rickson Gracie quote, it's from a video: "Everything Bruce Lee said was the true essence of martial arts and his philosophy about fighting was 100% correct."

[@peterbartolomeo5542]

He also said Lee never fought anyone.

[@stephanwatson7902]

@@peterbartolomeo5542 except for a boxing match against Gary Elms, he didn't have any pro fights and yes he fought people..what level were their skills? Don't know, but Bruce had a lot right and was mixing the same martial arts we mix today. Also former UFC champ GSP is on video saying he uses several techniques and concepts from Bruce Lee, so as much as Keyboard Warriors want to throw a hissy fit, I think one of the best fighters in the world like Georges St-Pierre would know better. Other Fighters like Anderson Silva, Jon Jones, Conor McGregor, all use and talk about using things from Bruce Lee as well, but what would they know they're just professional UFC fighters?

[@lootedcorpse]

I wasn't liking Norton in snippets, but if you give him time/control of the conversation he's a great narrator

[@HenryChinaski614]

I listened to the whole interview and it was really good. Thanks.

[@kennyoconnor6564]

Joe love to see a show of some underrated character actors with Lance Henrikson, Michael Wincott, or Xander Berkley, or Michael Rooker.

[@mikeconlon1503]

2 of those guys are great in Dead Man...

[@rnbspowa7of69]

"Jujitsu is life, without Jujitsu I would be nothing"

[@terrytran7127]

@james tisdale lightning out of blue sky😂😂😂

[@yew2oob954]

Your rashguard and gi are like Tony Stark giving Spiderman his suit...if you're nothing without it, you shouldn't have it.

[@baroneb5043]

shame on ur Mom fr naming you Jiu Jitsu.....da fuk

[@WhistleTeets85]

Good stuff Joe, I'm a big Edward Norton fan. Who remembers him in Primal Fear before American History X and Fight Club? Great movie.

[@Wayne--O]

Such a great movie. Always thought of him being psycho after it, ha.

[@iamthebroker]

Without a doubt my favourite Ed Norton movie (Primal Fear). He was absolutely superb and had me enthralled with his character. He’s an underrated actor who I believe has been and is one of the best actors for the last 25 yrs.

[@Alexandredro]

Melhor lutador de todos os tempos!!! Nunca vi ninguém igual!!! Pena que ele não pegou essa geração de UFC mais forte

[@Alexandredro]

@Aroeira Sicupira sim, melhor lutador de jiu-jítsu de todos os tempos! Nunca perdeu uma luta, e passou o carro em vários campeões novos com quase 50 anos de idade! Um após o outro! Nunca vi nada assim

[@imperadoraurelianus5325]

@Alexandre A Marco Ruas >>>>>>>>>>>

[@Alexandredro]

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[@kburd67]

I remember Royce beating a guy while on his back with the guy standing above him. He had the dude's arm - put his feet in the guy's armpits and twisted - game over. It was stunning at the time.

[@josephkelley8641]

Amazing to me how WELL Edward explains 'difficult-to-explain' things. (opening up to the-six-minute-mark) Also riveting is the fact Joe knows the World, knows the Discipline(s), even knows the year (1993) that essentially CHANGED Edward's life and THINKING. Great listen - captivating. Inspiring. Uplifting. .

[@namelessfaceless5748]

he even knew Royce's weight...

[@hubriswonk]

Every BJJ worth the weight in a gi knows the Gracie history.

[@bofaceof6541]

Edward Norton you are a legend to me in charactor and person. Thankyou for your service to the planet. We salute you.

[@justinbolanos6017]

Edward trying to drop knowledge about the Gracie's to Joe Rogan lol

[@ladyvaderkmc1]

And Joe politely going "ummhmmm" lol

[@anthonydooley3616]

Ryan Hall, perfect example of a small guy that can beat almost anyone using precise technique over size and strength.

[@wattatank9418]

Rickson Gracie is the greatest all-round fighter of all time period. Unbeatable in his prime.

[@The_realJesus]

Hulk+martial arts= invincible

[@dionotdio]

Hulk has no reason to learn Martial Arts tho. He's basically unstoppable as is. Martial arts would actually be a crutch because Hulks whole style is being wild and unpredictable. There was actually a comic about a Hulk that had Bruce's intelligence fighting Captain America, and that Hulk got his ass handed to him. Since that Hulk had actual intelligence, it had a pattern. A pattern which Cap could easily read. Cap woulda easily lost tho against a normal savage Hulk...

[@yew2oob954]

Yet to make the movie believable he had to be trained by Rickson...because if Banner turned into Hulk.... Rickson by armbar.

[@yomumma7803]

@Telios Abraxas lol American history x anyone?

[@Charmer4856]

World breaker Hulk

[@heno86]

Bobby knuckles quote

[@The_Brew_Dog]

Sakuraba is still in competition, just did a quad match in 2023. It’s time for Rickson v Sakuraba to happen.

[@mywifesexualpartner984]

Respect to Joe for letting Edward talking about bushido

[@joliecide]

Bullshido

[@brutalsimplicity2911]

It never fails. Guest sharing great stories and personal perspectives. Viewer really getting into it and wants to hear more. Joe goes off on 5 minute tangential monologue. FFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK.

[@sebbe4717]

"edward - late 80s.. " "joe - 1993, close 5 years later" what? :'D

[@TheTaterTotP80]

89, 90, 91, 92, 93. I was confused at first too.

[@chiefchimp4377]

Not to mention that the ‘late 80s’ is not restricted to just 89 alone. It includes 87 and 88.

[@sebbe4717]

I'm just stupid that's it

[@user-ss4hz8oo2e]

@@sebbe4717 Chin up buddy, I think you’re quite alright

[@mocoyotzi11]

Bring back Norton for another interview !!!!

[@the99thtimelord16]

6 minutes in and everything he said could've been said in 8 sentences.

[@Blue1479758]

Yes! Thank you! I love Ed as an actor, but this was painful

[@coasternut3091]

I like that Joe doesn't shit on Aikido in this situation because he sees the positives it has provided for him

[@cottonshot137]

Tony Ferguson the type of guy to teach Nick Newell a straight left

[@OverlordRobot]

Count Maeda was a judoka, not Aikidoka. Aikido was barely off the ground when he went to Brazil.

[@kelvinalarte6568]

I feel like im watching fight club just by hearing his voice. Lol.

[@ambig1]

the great gama was 5.7, has defeated everyone whom he fought in his 40 years of wrestling career across various fighting arts, heights, countries and disciplines. He of course won't get any highlight anywhere because he was from india. Saitama's work out regime has been taken from gama. Bruce lee's work out regime is a small part of gama.

[@MrJedabak]

Norton is baked, right? He says “when I was studying aikido....” like three times in a row.

[@Atticus1226]

MrJedabak I thought it was just me 😅

[@wb5mgr]

All of joe’s guests are baked...

[@roamready9732]

Joe my favorite vids are when you talk BJJ, I love the passion and the art👍

[@af7318]

"you see this! It means not welcome!!"

[@familyguy1996iscool]

Edward Norton is the first soothing monotone speaker I've heard talk.

[@joeynice123]

I can listen to Edward speak for hours. Clearly he is well read, well traveled, and very observant

[@bearer_Of_YAHAWASHI144]

Listening to Norton talk is 🥱

[@melchiorao9759]

Norton sounds like the kinda guy that always has something to prove.

[@fabiadutra8711]

can someone tell me what happened to the full episode? I went to powerfuljre and it´s not there!

[@genepatino9856]

Mitsuyo Maeda (a disciple of Jigoro Kano) was the Judoka who taught the Gracies Judo. They then created BJJ from the newaza portion.

[@namelessfaceless5748]

that bit about a Scottish grandfather?? was news to me

[@robertwhitten265]

That studder at 0:15 sounds exactly like his Aaron Stampler character from Primal Fear.

[@bshasnki100]

I guess Ed doesn't have access to youtube or has been living under a rock,

[@trappedintime8273]

Or just maybe he actually has a fucking family and he's been working.

[@mlk4life]

@@trappedintime8273 yes I think Eds too busy to surf the net for hours like the rest of us. He gets his info from actual people. People we watch videos of - he spends time with during his life. its pretty crazy man. hes been able to get tutelage from so many talented people.

[@nonoo]

Hickson by armbar.

[@michaelwalbridge3720]

Joe.... I am doing my best to further enlighten my self and wanting to do more meditation and become more self aware but I also desperately need to experience ego death. Is there anything or any way to purchase D.M.T legally

[@Robint04]

They should have called him for kazushi sakuraba. This man was destroying those Gracie's.

[@JaDe-jc8kf]

Saku is a legend. He was one of the first wrestlers to master defending submissions. It allowed him to compete against bigger guys with a better pedigree.

[@heimihenderson4543]

Brexit means Brexit

[@Robint04]

@@JaDe-jc8kf I have to agree I just remember seeing the Beatdown he put down that for family. My first thought was why can they beat this dude what is the deal?

[@JaDe-jc8kf]

@@Robint04 The guy was amazing. One of the biggest hearts of all time.

[@purrungas2012]

Love Joe, this guy is do eloquent when it comes to MMA...and possibly other subjects that it is a pleasure to watch his videos, very little to none foul language used very objective and neutral for opinions, is a treat to watch his videos, not sure if he was ever in the UFC but wouldn't be surprised

[@andyinwards2119]

Joe “Yes...Yes....YES...Yes” Rogan

[@masterred82]

Great now i need to rewatch choke. cheers JRE

[@gsofficial]

There's a real possibility that this is the most boring story I've ever heard in my life.... not 100% sure.

[@mixedman841]

James Clavell! Yes! Favorite author.

[@1967Rev]

i loved shogun,until i started going bald aged 17,then my feckin pals started calling me Shogun

[@bobfalfa76]

"Studied Aikido" Yeah I watched Segal movies when I was a kid and didn't know any better too.

[@fernandorivera2131]

Agreed, i use to think his akido was like something out of this world and i wanted to learn it when i was a kid good thing my Mom took me to boxing and wrestling instead lol.

[@dannywild]

Please Joe Rogan, put sub-titles in english, Iam not fluent in english ( Iam french ) and i need subtitles to progress, merci beaucoup 😉👍

[@LordDarthSmyth]

I'll say it again... In my opinion, Norton is still the better Banner.

[@negadelph]

His Hulk movie may be the most underrated of the Marvel movies

[@youtubeuser7798]

No one asked for your opinion, nerd.

[@negadelph]

Balanced Mind only nerds get triggered over a comicbook movie comment 😂

[@ianmartin6643]

The only banner

[@LordDarthSmyth]

And yet, I still gave it.

[@mwrightinsurance]

Norton training in aikido is what led him to this story. I wouldn’t call that bullshit sounds pretty cool to me, and while it may not compare with other fighting techniques, even Joe would say that anything that improves your physical and mental well-being is worth the effort. Especially when you’re not training for UFC.

[@angrytoiletpaper1912]

I did Karate, Kai-Shin, JyoshinronRyu, and Shodokan, gotta say i completely agree with what Eddy said. When i was younger i never felt like i was learning anything that would allow me to protect myself from everyone. Even after earning my first Brown Belt in Kai-Shin i still had no real knowledge of fighting. Scared little boy Syndrome indeed.

[@paulopinheiro9137]

Just to clarify: Matsui Maeda, or Kode Koma, was Carlos Master, Helio never learn jiu jitsu by Maeda, than Carlos Teach his young Brother Helio. Rorion is Helio's Son. Carlos is the one responsible for change jujitsu to became easier to weak people win against stronger ones. At 1940s Helio was the main Fighter and Carlos the Main Master. Rickson is Helios Son too. The Oldest Carlos Son is Carlson Gracie, who became master of the greatest set of jiu jitsu fighter ever, like Wallid Ismael, Ricardo De Lariva, Dede Pederneiras, murilo Bustamante, Liborio, Carlos Barreto, Pinduca, e Victor Belfort.