Joe Rogan Once Warned Colby Covington to Be Careful When Talking ‘Sh*t’ to UFC Legend Jon Jones

Colby Covington is infamous for his trash-talking in the MMA community. The former interim champion revived his career by trash-talking and has kept going ever since. 

This has made him lose many fans and friends in the UFC. Colby was also friends with Jon Jones and they went to the same college. However, the two are not on good terms anymore and have both insulted each other in the media. 

Joe Rogan spoke about Colby Covington’s brash talking in an episode of his podcast show, The Joe Rogan Experience. Rogan said that Covington was going to slap him because he told Covington that Jon Jones might slap him (Covington).

He added, “I like Colby, I like what he’s doing. Just talking a lot of sh*t. I’m just saying be careful who you talk sh*t to. Talking sh*t to Jon Jones? That’s one of the baddest motherf**kers that ever lived.” 

Many consider Jon Jones to be one of the greatest UFC fighters in the promotion’s history. He holds many records in the UFC and has never been defeated in his entire career. The only loos Jones faced was due to disqualification.

Jon Jones will make his return to the UFC this year and will try to continue his legacy forward in the heavyweight division.

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Who will Colby Covington fight next?

According to the UFC president Dana White, if it wasn’t for Kamaru Usman, Colby Covington would be the welterweight champion. Even though the American patriot is hated by many for his personality, he is loved by many for what he does inside the octagon.

Covington is coming off a recent victory against his bitter rival Jorge Masvidal and will look to get himself a title shot as soon as he can. ‘Chaos’ had dissed the welterweight prospect Khamzat Chimaev after his win at UFC 267 and now he might also be facing him in the octagon next.

Khamzat Chimaev is the perfect opponent for Colby Covington and will be a sure-shot money maker for the UFC. There is already bad blood between the two of them, and it makes perfect sense to see them settle their differences inside the cage?

Do you agree with this? If not, who would you want to see Covington face next? Let us know in the comments section below.

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