Has Joe Rogan Fulfilled the $100 Million Spotify Promise He Made to Conor McGregor After His Horrific Injury?

The year 2021 wasn’t the best one for former dual weight champion Conor McGregor. Upon his return from a year-long hiatus, he found himself re-matching Dustin ‘The Diamond’ Poirier more than once. In both outings, McGregor failed to produce a favorable result as he lost bout the bouts.

In the first bout, ‘The Diamond’, put on clinical striking performance and secured a KO win in the second round of UFC 257’s main event. McGregor choose to once again run it back at UFC 264, but the fight saw him suffer an unprecedented injury. The injured leg caused the fight to come to a stop, earning yet another victory for ‘Thhe Diamond’.

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The post-fight interview of UFC 264, however, produced a rather iconic image that fans will not forget anytime soon. As McGregor lay on the ground injured, Rogan decide to join him as well to conduct the interview. With an Instagram post, McGregor demanded the commentator to frame that image, and Rogan has now finally answered.

According to themaclife’s report, Joe Rogan had this to say in the latest episode of his podcast,” Conor, I’m framing this in the studio,” He continued, “We’re framing that. It’s gonna be in the studio. So there you go, Conor. As soon as he said it, I’m like, of course, I’m gonna frame that. Take that scooter down here, Conor. Come on, man. Let’s talk. Let’s have some fun. Let’s do a podcast, Conor.”

The portrait might still be in production and could turn up in the studio in the upcoming episodes. Rogan would definitely offer an update on this, and it might reel the superstar to do the show.

What did Conor McGregor have to say about Joe Rogan’s invite?

Well, the superstar hasn’t ruled it out of his list of things he would like to do. In a Twitter Q&A session, McGregor answered the looming question and clarified his take on the matter.

He said, “I’d love to! I feel at some stage we should! I’ve a lot of respect for Joe. He shouted me out before anyone else in the UFC also. Before I had signed with the company.”

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This collaboration could break the internet and become of the most successful episodes. It is still not sure when it will take place, but fans will surely keep their eyes peeled for this crossover.