There’s no doubt that Joe Rogan is one of the most interesting people in the UFC. The color commentator runs one of the biggest podcast shows in the world, The Joe Rogan Experience. The JRE show has had a lot of famous guests from the MMA world on it, including Max Holloway, BJ Penn, and Michael Bisping.

On an episode of his podcast show, with the UFC lightweight contender Dustin Poirier, Rogan and Poirier had a conversation about their smartphones. Rogan pestered Poirier to switch his Android phone with an iPhone. He pulled his leg on the podcast show because Poirier was having trouble completing a task on his android phone.

Rogan told him, “maybe you should just get an iPhone. It would be super f**ing easy.” He asked Poirier if he was planning to make the move from Android to iPhone and Poirier seemed to not be interested in making the change at the moment. ‘The Diamond’ was just used to his android and seemed to be very content with it.

Rogan said, “It’s an interesting thing, the commitment that people have to an android. When they have it they’re like, no f**k you. I’m sticking to my guns. And when they do give in, they do give in. A lot of them give in.”

He then jokingly asked Dustin Poirier, “Does your wife have an iPhone?” When Poirier said yes, Rogan said, “that’s a problem,” and they laughed about the fact that he can’t AirDrop pictures with his wife.

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When Dustin Poirier and Joe Rogan discussed the impact of calf-kicks

Joe Rogan has been in the field of professional mixed martial arts for almost two decades and has seen a lot of techniques and styles of fighting in the octagon. Whenever we see some good body kicks and leg kicks in the octagon, we always see a good reaction from Rogan. Rogan loves the leg kicks and also knows about the damage a powerful leg kick can cause in a fight.

In his podcast show with Dustin Poirier, he spoke about the brutality of a powerful leg kick to the calf.

Rogan said, “it’s so wild that this one kick was almost ignored… I can’t think of a thing a single technique that got that revolutionized the sport that way.”

He added, “there’s no meat there either. I was explaining to someone, I’m like just karate chop your arm right here where the bone is. It hurts just to do that. Now imagine someone kicking that, and that’s what it’s like when you get kicked in the calf, there’s nothing there. There’s no meat.”