Joe Rogan is back commentating, guys! The legendary podcaster will return to the Kaseya Center in Miami to deliver play-by-play commentary for the explosive matchup between Alexander Volkanovski and Diego Lopes at UFC 314. But who else has been added to the broadcast team? Stay tuned—you’re watching another episode of MMA Roundup, where we break down the latest updates from the last 24 hours in bite-sized pieces!

From the Joe Rogan news, we will move on to Meta’s stock market crash after the UFC deal. Finally, we will conclude our segment with some information about Khabib Nurmagomedov. So, without any further ado, let’s get started.

Dana White reveals the star-studded UFC 314 broadcast team with Joe Rogan

Alexander Volkanovski and Diego Lopes are set to throw down in a fireworks-filled clash at the Kaseya Center in Miami on April 13. Adding to the excitement, Michael Chandler and Paddy Pimblett are also expected to deliver a banger, making it a night to remember. To do justice to such a stacked card, the UFC has assembled its most star-studded broadcasting team ever. With Joe Rogan returning to the broadcasting chair after a long time, the UFC has added some huge names to the team as well.

Alongside Rogan, there will be Daniel Cormier and Jon Anik. In addition to these hotshots, we will have former interim lightweight champion Dustin Poirier, Chael Sonnen, and Anthony Smith, who will provide insights as desk analysts during the event. The pre-fight and post-fight interviews will be taken by Megan Olivi, and the fights will be called by the legendary Bruce Buffer. With all the iconic voices coming together, UFC 314 is shaping up to be monumental. Next, let’s look at some concerning news regarding Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta.

Meta stocks plunge after UFC deal

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta Platforms recently announced a multi-year partnership deal with the UFC, which is aimed at boosting fan engagement and experience through the help of advanced technology. As Zuckerberg announced that the deal was a strategic move, Meta’s shares dropped 12% within a week worrying Zuckerberg and the other higher-ups. How? Well, because of the POTUS Donald Trump’s relentless trade war against numerous nations.

While the UFC deal highlights Meta’s focus on expanding to new horizons and diversifying their offerings, this immediate financial worry has pulled all of the focus away from the deal to remain vigilant about the storm that is yet to come. Meta’s stock is currently trading at a 23% discount compared to the analyst consensus price target of $765.07.

As we speak, the stock may dip even further, as more than a trillion dollars have recently been wiped off the market. With uncertainty and chaos surrounding Wall Street, let’s now shift our focus to Khabib Nurmagomedov, who has come forward to praise an NHL player.

Khabib Nurmagomedov praises NHL player Alexander Ovechkin

“I can tell you firsthand—I know how hard it is to reach 894 goals. Reaching 895 is truly special,” said Wayne Gretzky as he celebrated Alexander Ovechkin’s 895th goal, which broke his three-decade-old record. “They say records are made to be broken, but I’m not sure who’s going to score more goals than that. Gretzky was there when the Russian ice hockey player scored his 895th goal.”

This was a major celebration—a milestone every hockey player dreams of reaching, but only a few ever experience firsthand. Alexander Ovechkin is one of those few. Former lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov took to his Instagram handle to share a photo of himself with the hockey player to congratulate him on his achievement.

During the Washington Capitals’ showdown with the New York Islanders, Alex Ovechkin eclipsed Wayne Gretzky’s milestone in iconic fashion. With 12:34 left in the second period on a power play, Ovechkin capitalized on a cross-ice pass from longtime linemate Tom Wilson, unleashing a laser past fellow Russian Ilya Sorokin to etch his name deeper into hockey history. With the record broken, what are your thoughts on his career? State your opinion in the comments below.