Fans couldn’t put their fingers on why Joe Rogan would be absent from UFC 318 having not missed a US PPV in several years despite cutting back on his UFC schedule. The stand-up comedian didn’t appear to have a conflicting schedule in terms of his work away from being a commentator, but it looks like he had other plans that got in the way.

Joe Rogan has been the electrifying voice of the UFC, providing technical analysis with unfiltered enthusiasm that resonates with hardcore fans and casual viewers. His iconic post-fight, in-Octagon interviews have become a staple of UFC broadcasts,

An exciting clash between bonus machine Dan Ige and former Bellator champ Patricio "Pitbull" is set for the UFC 318 main card. Who takes it?

Before finding fame as the world’s biggest podcaster and the voice of the octagon, Rogan was a famed stand-up comedian and TV personality. Most notably, he starred alongside comedy icons Jon Lovitz and Phil Hartman on the show News Radio, which aired for four years between 1995 and 1999.

Back when the UFC was still taking shape and oddsmakers were trying to establish their footing, Joe Rogan was cashing in big. He was reportedly tipping off his friends to solid bets.

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Joe Rogan shouted those words just after Dan Ige put Sean Woodson away with a barrage of hammer fists in the third round back at UFC 314. The end came with Ige blasting away with several hard shots and Woodson looking for a desperation takedown before he ate numerous punches in succession before the referee decided he’d seen enough.

Fans have since begun wondering about the podcaster’s net worth, which, according to Celebrity Net Worth, is $200 million. Also a comedian, actor, and martial arts expert, Joe Rogan is most known for hosting Fear Factor and The Man Show.

Joe Rogan is urging the UFC to book Islam Makhachev vs. Ilia Topuria. In Saturday's UFC 317 main event at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Topuria (17-0 MMA, 9-0 UFC) knocked out Charles Oliveira (35-11 MMA, 23-11 UFC) to claim the vacant lightweight title, which Makhachev recently relinquished for a move up to 170 pounds.

It has long been discussed, by Joe Rogan and others, that if for some reason Dana White were to ever leave the UFC that the commentator would instantly follow suit. And during a recent appearance on Gary Brecka’s Ultimate Human podcast, Rogan confirmed as much to be true.