Joe Rogan - Tyson Fury's Mission to Help People with Addiction

Taken from JRE MMA Show #47:
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[@x4n4xx58]

Became an instant fan of Tyson when he opened up about depression. He’s so honest.

[@LukeT84]

As someone who suffers with mental health it's great to see more and more people open up. A superstar like Tyson doing it is going to help a lot of people. Respect sir, respect.

[@bamadeadhead]

Conor why be a dick?

[@bamadeadhead]

Exercise is what helped him...

[@Ishmiester]

I think its gay

[@danielbianchi3479]

I have to deal with my PTSD for over 47 years! It still controls my life every day, it is a silent killer! I come from a very disfuncional family with plenty of money! But sadly I’m not even asked to work in the family business, so I Love well below the poverty level! Day by day! I’m glad he’s putting the word out! There’s no shame in it! Happy for this awesome Man !

[@smallswideawake]

Ive been anxious and depressed for the last 8 years, at first I believed I was just a teenager going through puberty, but it continued on getting worse and worse. It’s taken so much from me, I found myself calling the suicide hotline because I couldn’t take it anymore, just suffering on the daily constantly telling myself I’m worthless and that I was the laughing stock of my peers, it’s a terrible terrible feeling. This shits gotten so bad I’m not even really sure how to talk to people or even be myself anymore. I ended up calling my sister and she said just what I needed to hear that she loved me and that I deserved to live just like everyone else. The very next day I took my depressed ass to the nearest jiujitsu gym anxious as hell, literally burning up nervous as hell, and despite struggling trough trying to talk to the head of the gym i joined and it’s now been two weeks of jiujitsu almost everyday. I absolute love this shit. It’s given me a reason to live, before I’d think of killing my self and how I could do it but now when those thoughts come I think well if I’m dead how can I train? I’m not saying I’m all better I’m not saying I won’t have another bad day, I have a lot to work on before I can say I’m okay but what I am saying is find something to pour yourself into. The anxiety and depression will try and stop you but push through it and find something that gives you a reason to live and listen to what this great man Tyson is saying, I’m no man of faith but do what makes you happy and cut what makes you sad. Give yourself goals and remember what you do today determines who you are tomorrow, I try and keep that idea in my head every moment of the day.

[@ufcnutter2335]

Keep your head up

[@dozz87]

Keep doing your thing, mate. You'll get there.

[@paulies5407]

I'm going through the same emotions, be lucky mate

[@bigleanister8418]

Andy Jorge congratulations pal, you can achieve greatness, keep on pushing and fighting and breaking barriers, thanks for the advice

[@smallswideawake]

Thanks for the positive feedback guys, if y’all are going through a similar struggle I hope you find some peace and a moment of happiness at least once a day

[@jasonbrittain9258]

GOD IS GOOD

[@jackforpresident22]

Jake Brittian ✝️🙏 all the time

[@TheQuranExplainsItself]

Indeed my brother.

[@ManchestersRedSide]

@@jackforpresident22 and all the time

[@jackforpresident22]

Mortal Man God is good 🙏✝️

[@enlightenedude]

amen brother

[@amirhussain3028]

he's depressed because he is smart and questions the point of things and can't see a meaning in it all. When he says about having a goal and having a bigger purpose and he finds meaning in his existence

[@LondonConfidential]

Yes well said. This is what happened to me: "He's depressed because he is smart and questions the point of things and can't see a meaning in it all."

[@amirhussain3028]

Question for everyone! What is ur meaning of life/ purpose to exist

[@twixles6297]

yes my big brain causes me to be depressed im like rick from rick and morty

[@kpjlflsknflksnflknsa]

great comment

[@simondellesjo4344]

Wish i could like this comment more than once

[@DapperCracker512]

Been to mental hospitals myself and rehabs. Always refreshing to hear people make it to the other side!

[@christianjames6297]

You know I've been through the same. I had an ephinany a year ago there's nothing left for me to accept, this is just what accepting it all feels like. Especially when you drowned your thoughts with drugs for a decade.

[@paulrogers9511]

Gavin James Best of luck Gavin,one day at a time bro, look I don't go to church and that, but I'll still say a special prayer for you Gavin.

[@bh3441]

Joe “it’s fascinating” Rogan interviews Tyson “100%” Fury

[@kingcash55]

As much as we see the entertaining side of Tyson Fury it’s also lovely to see this other side of him. What a great man!

[@thebanished87]

His biggest fight was not beating other boxers but beating addiction and depression. The battle was not physical but spiritual. God bless this man.

[@gamebred2279]

I can see the pain in his eyes, he seems on the brink of crying reliving these tough times, and it makes me feel able to do it myself by hearing his story

[@ivan_9386]

Training helped me a lot.I was of the best athletes in the country and I suffered a big eye injury which left me almost blind on that eye so I had to stop training and put around 40kg(90 lbs).So, I got from the highest heights to the lowest in just one day.Almost all 'friends' abandoned me, family too(all had their issues with health, jobs etc.) and it was hard 5 years for me.In that period of time I manage to finish 2 years of college with good marks.I don't how I managed to do that, seems imposible to me.But, I was feeling dead inside, everything was automatically like a machine.I had some girls and never managed to have long relationships.Probably with depression I had some form of anxiety too since I don't liked to be around people(specially new).Over a year since I started training I am feeling a lot better, having the strongest time of my life.Very dedicated to training, school and community work.I realised when I am busy, I am good. Go out there and just make small steps, it's a process.The mistakes are part of the life so don't be discouraged by them.Use them as a motivation. Believe in what you wish. If someone needs any help or more explanation, just comment or mesage to me, I will try to help.

[@themisanthropichumanist7050]

Just watched the whole thing live and I can say this has been the best podcast I've seen in years.

[@jaradwinklepleck1769]

I can't find it

[@themisanthropichumanist7050]

It just ended it'll be up soon bro.

[@Montyhugo]

JUST FOUND OUT TODAY,THAT MY GOOD FRIEND IN ALASKA LOST HIS SON TO SUICIDE!HE WAS FIGHTING WITH HIS ADDICTION TO OPIOIDS!I REALLY APPRECIATE THIS RIGHT NOW 🙏✌

[@Cobreezyy06]

Hugh Montgomery a moment of silence for the still sick and suffering, the addict picking up for the first time and for the last and for everyone effected by addiction. I empathize with you, I’m sober just under 8 months today from opioids (used for over 10 years about a third of my life) and I’ve lost a lot of friends to suicide and overdose.

[@Martin-ov9sv]

how the fk does jamie do the clips so quickly?

[@slow-mo_moonbuggy]

Adderall.

[@erbob1]

Google

[@Martin-ov9sv]

G1NG3RBR3ADMN you’re fun at parties

[@chrisnorton3123]

100%

[@johnathanshakewellesquirei8615]

buzz tek he got an A in physics

[@mrnicktoyou]

As a man, your long term goals should be to be the best father to your children and raise them right. That will keep you in line for the rest of your life.

[@leeroycastillo2912]

I like that very much. Thanks for this comment.

[@MrIroncrusher]

My man Tyson.... lives near me, has the same problems as me and has been one of my personal inspirations through the last few years, he's got better in the same time period as me Tyson fury for life #respect

[@breakyoselffool]

Swallow the pill u little bitch

[@MrIroncrusher]

@@breakyoselffool you'd be swallowing my fist talking shit like that right now if you were in front of me.... and your the little bitch my friend and everyone who reads your comment knows it

[@mrfrankcastle083]

@@MrIroncrusher I've read his comment. And I'm not so sure...

[@Adam-tl7jx]

Fuck off you lying dickhead

[@clarkparker4860]

I feel this deeply. I didn't start working my way out of depression before realizing that if I don't, I'm going to leave this earth. I succeeded, but not everybody does. I'm glad that the heavyweight champion of the world is using his fame to talk about this.

[@iceman3775]

Love this interview first thing Monday morning I’m setting my goals and cleaning myself up 🤜🤛

[@TheFineolase]

He truly is a good hearted man, and he has my upmost respect.

[@paulmcgorm4778]

Big respect to man. Silent killer . He has reached a lot people here

[@ianneill9629]

The Gypsy King rightfully sits on the Throne. As a fan of Fury can't thank Wilder enough. Hate or love him, massive respect to the Bronze Bomber for bringing this gem back into the sport.

[@markdyballuk]

thanks so much tyson for what you are saying, it makes sense. your words and actions are making me question myself as to why I continue to make the same mistakes over and over again. your words are sinking in through the years of neglect I have lived by. I can't thank you enough, but I will continue along this new path. we never complete our education in life but thats a great thing. thanks for the love you show. its important.

[@jfpizzoferrato]

I thank this man from the bottom of my heart for talking about this. I've been severely depressed after my divorce, absolute hell and i took the same approach w the booze and drugs- it makes the problem worse. Just like anything in life, the problem will get resolved if you just hang in there

[@paulmcgorm4778]

Absolutely beautiful message he spread here at the end could see it in his eyes

[@briansisk2182]

He always speaks the truth. Such a genuine man.

[@dinosaurizedanarmystore8629]

I was young and depressed, watch this podcast helped me learn a lot and overcome depression. Fury's big fan

[@debashishpadhee6976]

The problem is when you are depressed "GOAL" seems purposeless. To elevate from it you have to hit the bottom and appreciate who you are. I was going through depression for 2yrs. 3 suicide attempts. No help from parents, they didn't care cause they didn't believe cause it was something they didn't understand. Started with what I loved the most "Playing Basketball" after that I felt better slowly my list of what I love started becoming longer and longer. No medication no bullshit just the appreciation that I survived those three serious attempts of suicide.

[@devinmichaelroberts9954]

I got through severe Heroin addiction and mental illness through a dedication to painting and becoming an artist. Truly. I still use some meds to keep me straight but even when i relapsed and was homeless i was on meds so it didnt work at preventing it, only hard work and love of art got me straight.

[@harryabb7992]

Got to love Tyson Fury I followed his career from when he first come on the scene here in the UK but love him so much more now

[@mahieumahieu6398]

Great video especially since I have been an addict in the past and also suffer from mental health issues

[@eamonnblake9704]

Wow you have to respect this guy for digging himself out of a very deep black hole,I used to think people can be ignorant towards people with an illness like this,but I think no one can understand the extent of this till u suffer it yourself .if society was more educated towards this it would help alot of people,instead of been ignorant spiteful and hurtful towards people who do suffer

[@ninag3068]

Freaking love this podcast so much!

[@jojotorres20]

Joe "thats a powerful thing" rogan

[@SPeeDzSPiNz]

Not joking yeah what is Joe on about? The best way to fight these mental ilnness' is just that. Hard work and settings goals gives you something to fill your head with instead of these thoughts that are dragging you down. I can't understand why he's so surprised.

[@ChadKirk]

Harry P I think it’s just how he interviews people. He gets as much info out of his guest as possible

[@scampy7743]

It depends actually. If it's clinical depression versus reactive depression, it means it's a chemical imbalance in the brain which really needs to be medicated. Its all well and good saying "just set high goals and work towards them and you'll be fine" but the reality is, if your brain chemistry is out of sync, you won't have any motivation and thus you won't have any goals.

[@topayistofail9703]

Scamp Y i wouldn’t trust psych drugs mate fuck that

[@bennyr9942]

Its for the viewers

[@m.nazwin]

@@breakyoselffoolmaybe you are living in a deserted island off in pacific, today medical science has very good medications and psychodynamic treatments to help people out of mental illness. Jus get to a doctor its is real, brain is just another organ like any in our body, respect that and sometimes brain too needs repair.

[@flavione84]

wow, dint knew about this interview and its amazing to find it out right aftwer his 3rd win vs Wilder. I liked Fury a lot but after this interview my respect for him grew even more. Bravo champ!

[@hamet1234]

Joe "setting goals and achieving goals is the solution to depression?" Rogan

[@sweggking]

BOY FROM MARS tyson said God is the answer.

[@joeburns9676]

His never had it so his asking the question that’s all

[@dickschwanzstein1789]

Well it's a part of the solution but not the whole solution, so Joe's definitely right about that

[@chrisofnottingham]

I'm pleased he can still have a drink and go out with the lads and incorporate that into an overall healthy lifestyle without going full abstinence.

[@anbhas2143]

Tyson Fury has won a lot of new fans following his appearance on.this podcast!!

[@supersonicknockout5143]

where can i watch the full interview?

[@GeTDraBBeD]

I love this channel but for christ can we please get these in HD?

[@danielmarshall4587]

Awesome stuff.

[@deebo-nt2jz]

Mad respect for Tyson Fury!!

[@jessenashvillejames150]

Having suffered from depression, this guy has became my Hero... THANK YOU.

[@sethfrego6333]

Love this! Very true!

[@loooodoooog]

Hands down my favourite guest on this show.

[@alcottdevalte7440]

Great advice, good man.

[@TrustInTheUniverse]

A big factor in mental health and bad habits is definitely your environment, if you're in a bad environment living with unhappy people it's going to be really hard to be happy and that's where the bad habits come in and make things worse.

[@demanfredo]

Excellent inspiring interview!!! I’m not the only King You know...

[@timnavarrette6932]

I was depressed when my aunt died three weeks before my daughter was born. Me going through fatherhood is what got me climbing and being apart of my daughter's life is my biggest strength psychically and mentally strong. They say she needs her father no its the other way around I need her. Shout out to my soon to be two year old daddy loves you princess

[@darkeyedonemcstreak2609]

A good man no nonsense type of bloke.

[@user-gd7fx4jf5c]

Something so likeable about the Gypsy King, everybody deserves a second chance.. Deontay I wouldn’t underestimate this man !

[@anthonyfuscellaro233]

I’ve never seen an athlete that says things and seems to think the same way as me. He’s such an inspiration to me to start getting my life together.

[@paulmcgorm4778]

Literally needs shared worldwide

[@d-blockdiaz6206]

You gotta know YOURSELF before knowing anybody ELSE 💯💯💯👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍

[@hungrydarkness]

This dude should be everyone's hero

[@08fullerboy]

I really like fury man, he is an honest guy!

[@paulh9804]

Depression is horrible and evil but you feel a brand new person when you beat it, l conquered depression just like Tyson Fury so l understand what he his talking about

[@landonic81]

How did you manage to do it?

[@paulrogers9511]

Nick Seems like that he meant every word, and straight from his heart to but.........I wonder how he will feel if he wins this fight? Will the same depression come back.? If he does beat (BOMB SQUAD!) will he have any ambition to fight again? It could be 'Done that been there'. I hope he doesn't go to that dark place ever again , because deep down it it could just trigger that terrible illness to return no matter how little the prob is. I say this because since I was about 11yrs old I started to drink , almost every day until I was around 24 yrs of age after losing my little baby girl.then every day I just drank more and more till IWAS getting black outs . I didn't even want to wake up after a while I went to the Drs and told her everything then she was going to send me to rehab, I said I don't want to go rehab.This was the turning point, the dr laughed at the top of her lungs and said " Are you telling me you are going to do it on your own with no help? It can't be done, not just by yourself! And you'll be the first person I've met if you did do it all by yourself. That laugh she did after opening up my heart to her even telling her about losing my baby felt to me she really doesn't give a shit about me sitting there. So after I left ,I had more determination than I ever had to give up the drink plus I had booked a holiday to Butlins for the rest of my kids and wife and it was three months away and I was determined it would be the first time to be sober with my kids. I did phone AA as the cravings were getting to much and I thought of hitting the bottle again. The AA man on the phone asked me why was I giving up the drink , I started by saying I want to be sober for my kids and wife when we go on holiday........he stopped me in mid sentence and said......listen forget it I said why? He said you have to give it up forYOURSELF FIRST! not for anybody on earth , you will have to WANT to give it up. At the moment booze is controlling you, You have to control it . You are going to learn to pass a pub without goin in. And for the moment u have to give up all friends and family who drink. It's going to be one of the hardest thing you are ever going to do but if your successful then one day you will be able not just pass a pub but even go in one with your past family and friends and be able to buy alcohol for them and a soft drink for yourself of course then he wished me luck. I just like Tyson sat alone in my bedroom then really thought what I was gna do? Could I even do it? I made my mind up and cried out like a baby knowing I'll never Ever be able to drink alcohol ever again! It was like losing my friend , booze was my best friend and I was already missing it.From that day to this I've never touched a drop. (I can go in pubs and buy anything for me and my friends it gets easier and easier one day at a time is a success to me. Don't get me wrong I would do anything to have a beer and sometimes on a hot day and we are on holiday and I pass a pub with some of the guests are outside drinking lovely cold lager the cravings still are hard to put up with. But taking it one day at a time is the only way to beat it . Because one day turns into your first week then it turns into your first fortnight then your first month then your first year. It is hard but every day without alcohol made me stronger and built up my resistance and cravings go weaker and weaker.You get your self confidence back while before you could only get that confidence back through the booze. If ANYBODY READING THIS WANTS TO GIVE IT UP and I know you will have that fear in your stomache that makes you go to the off license to buy beer to stop that fear you have EVERYDAY YOU WAKE UP THE FEAR IS THERE.And don't care what any person who has a drinking problem and says they don't get THE FEAR are lying. I thought when I was a drinker that I was the the only man in the world who had that fear! But guess what? I'm not the only one ,and when I found out ALL problem drinkers have the same fear, well it made me feel great! When they have a drink they think they are big and brave., But next day the FFEARS COME BACK , that's why if ur ever in a row with a drunk , don't do nothing just walk away then like I did go see them next day especially when they got the fears, you will see this hard as rock has turned into a quivering apologetic little man .I WISH EVERY PROBLEM DRINKER/DRUG USER WHO WANTS TO GIVE UP ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD.AND REMEMBER ONE DAY AT A TIME (Just wanna put this little end to my storey . My daughter Who is now a teacher fell out with me because I was drinking so much, didn't talk for a year. Then a year to the day I had given it up, I received a card from her I opened. It and started to sob ....it read......WELL DONE DAD..... SO PROUD OF YOU .......LOVE BECKY. XXX. P.S (I am now aged 57)

[@scott602]

thank you tyson

[@mattylisha]

So honest and so true your an inspiration gypsy king ❤️

[@kpjlflsknflksnflknsa]

What Tyson is describing (the goal setting both short term and long term) is great but sometimes a person needs medication to get themselves to that point. It's not an either or. The two can be used in conjunction. Use the medication until you get to a point where you are self sustaining and don't need it anymore.

[@jroch41]

Powerful podcast.

[@mattylisha]

I love this man ❤️

[@andygill9783]

He speaks from the heart

[@scottc.1]

Propa Gentleman!! 👏

[@dashrunner1029]

Livin’ proof brother!

[@GediSpock]

Thanks Tyson. Top lad. 🙏

[@Former615]

Amazing

[@tommarshall4944]

Yes tyson love this man

[@sandpaper631]

Like if Tyson fury should walk out with Mark Morrison singing return of the Mack

[@PaulSmith-fn4wn]

I understand where he is coming from but there are people who are in exceptional shape who still suffer with depression. Depression is a health issue that you just can explain to people. You are expected not to have the symptoms if you have money and you're in good shape. As men we are raised to push our feelings down and that's why we hesitate to seek help. It's good to see people speaking about this openly regardless.

[@corygill3854]

I love his voice

[@robertmason6366]

Fury is also Red Pilled as is a future natural leader for the righteous.

[@Gizatron1]

That's why he's the best ever. He was the Heavyweight champ of the world and agreed he was struggling. Hes an inspiration for everyone.

[@gzagsjm25]

The world needs Tyson Fury

[@grosebud4554]

Tysons a good guy.. people shit on him but hes a class act

[@geoffehresman2220]

i just hope he doesnt get injured, just because from what hes been saying about training every day. speaking from experience an injury in sports does hit you pretty hard when you cant practice/train/play

[@y-unespynchonesky9708]

“If one does not know to which port one is sailing, no wind is favorable.” - Seneca

[@thelastofmatan35]

i love this man

[@MrLeoMessio]

There’s only 1 Tyson Fury💪

[@letsgojake.4078]

God bless you, Tyson Fury.

[@Jammil2477]

Most depression issues that are aided by drink and drugs...are usually an inner weakness and escape. Tyson is quite right to a degree, self worth, self improvement and focus get you through. It’s a similar theme to what Jordan Peterson says, even the sword of truth series of books. Self improvement, self reliance and getting up each day and a desire to work. ( self worth, not self loathing.) In this tipsy turvy world where there are plenty of distractions, many lose self focus.

[@DROIDRUSH]

Thank you. I'll get there.

[@nykia31]

Such a compelling personality. I'll be rooting for him. Hope he beats Wilder and Joshua both.

[@erickiyoshiphillips2323]

Everyone is different I had to get on medication because nothing else changed and I was just getting high to deal with anxiety and everything and I just ruined my life. I've turned my life around being sober and hopefully I can get off my anxiety and add meds. But it's working right now. Being clean has changed my life in ways I can't explained even though you have to want to get clean. I hit rock bottom and I stayed there for a while then I got clean.

[@paddyknuckles9366]

The mans an inspiration imo. Lost 160lb in one year and is fighting for a title. Everyone wrote him off.

[@charlieavitia]

Im a fan now

[@TeeSlice]

This dudes a legend

[@ScottH.]

Love this dude. Wish he would talk some sense into me : (

[@akgo2684]

Joe Rogan just curve balls the word "faith" in this conversation.

[@Lorendrawn]

It's like Tyson Fury has read every single Tony Robbins book ever.

[@caseycamp1876]

GOD BLESS TYSON FURY. COURAGEOUS,HONEST, HUMBLE, THANK YOU SPREADING AWARENESS ON SUCH A TERRIBLE THING AS MENTAL HEALTHCARE. BRAVE MAN.

[@AliHassan-vd6zj]

Go Tyson Go!

[@Earthad23]

Tom segura has really been working out

[@ebhs0089]

Joe “so setting goals” Rogan

[@123Coffs]

18 pints followed by whiskey, vodka, pizza, kebabs, chocolates... haha sounds like a good night on the town

[@AndStill.]

If tyson wins he will shock the world period

[@joemcbride4644]

Tyson Fury is an excellent messenger for the millions of people suffering in silence. Suicide is the biggest cause of death for UK men under 40. You know there's something wrong when we are better at killing ourselves than Mother Nature. I personally suffer with periods of depression too. He is giving clear and helpful advice. A healthy body obtained through exercise is the best platform to push on further. Personally, I have also found using the creative parts of you mind helps a great deal too. My hobby is music production. When I use my creativity in my music production my mind becomes a little clearer.

[@martyb3586]

Exercise on a daily basis is key as it releases endorphins as tyson says and positive thinking as your thoughts create your emotions,he's a big real talking man who says things how it is. big fury big gypsie king

[@akgo2684]

God is the only one that can fill the void in our lives. Period. Tysons story is living proof.

[@dimitrissrv3453]

Lol

[@akgo2684]

@@dimitrissrv3453 you can't laugh all you want but it's the truth man.

[@teojaymes6381]

God bless you.tyson f