The greatest heavyweights in MMA history aren't limited to the gates of the UFC. Stipe Miocic, Francis Ngannou, Cain Velasquez... all fine candidates for heavyweight 'GOAT', but Joe Rogan's pick is a little different than most.

While questions remain about what the next UFC lightweight and featherweight title fights will be, it's a no-brainer for Joe Rogan. During a recent episode of "The Joe Rogan Experience" podcast, the p

UFC color commentator Joe Rogan has made his thoughts clear on the future of the UFC's featherweight and lightweight divisions. Rogan is rooting for featherweight champion Ilia Topuria to move up to lightweight and challenge Islam Makhachev for the title.

The card saw the first ever unification of the UFC superfights title with a Heavyweight tournament, meaning the promotion was finally crowning an official heavyweight champion. Vitor Belfort stopped Tra Telligman and Scott Ferrozzo on his path to the belt, with a lightweight tournament also taking place.

Rogan, the longtime UFC commentator and popular podcast host, addressed weight cutting with former light heavyweight champion Jiri Prochazka and the dangers it causes to fighters’ bodies. Rogan said that, like boxing, he’d prefer to see the UFC implement more weight classes in order to prevent major cuts.

UFC color commentator Joe Rogan has a solution to solve the mess at 145 and 155 pounds. Both of the division's current champions, Ilia Topuria and Islam Makhachev, have been linked to a potential future super fight,