Dana White explains why Joe Rogan didn’t commentate at UFC 271

On Friday, it was reported by a number of media retailers that Joe Rogan had been pulled from the UFC 271 broadcast crew. He was initially slated to be a part of the everyday UFC pay-per-view commentary crew together with Jon Anik and Daniel Cormier. As an alternative, Michael Bisping known as the fights in Houston on Saturday.

In an announcement launched to MMAFighting on Friday, the UFC said that Rogan would miss the occasion because of a “scheduling battle.” Throughout the UFC 271 Publish-fight Press Convention, UFC president Dana White mentioned that the assertion was “bullshit.”

“There’s no battle of schedule. Joe Rogan didn’t work tonight. Joe Rogan may have labored tonight,” White mentioned.

In line with White, Rogan elected to not work the UFC 271 occasion.

“I don’t know what Joe Rogan needed to do. You guys must ask Joe Rogan, however there was no Joe couldn’t work, or something like that. I do know that got here out. It’s whole bullshit,” White mentioned. “Every time he’s going to work once more, he’ll be working.”

Rogan has been mired in controversy surrounding his podcast, The Joe Rogan Expertise. Whether or not that had something to do together with his resolution to not do commentary at UFC 271 is unknown.

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