Name: Joe Further Discusses Logan Paul vs. Floyd Mayweather
Uploaded: 2021-06-11T17:31:26.000Z
Description: Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Further Discusses Logan Paul vs. Floyd Mayweather' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2021-06-11. Transcript available.

Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Further Discusses Logan Paul vs. Floyd Mayweather' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2021-06-11. Transcript available.

- The Joe Rogan Experience.
- Logan Paul went eight rounds
with the greatest boxer that's ever lived.
- Dude, I mean, like, there was no,
'cause there was like, you know, many people,
and I think Logan Paul is aware of this,
were looking forward to the satisfaction
of watching Logan Paul being knocked out by a great boxer.
There was a sense of like,
we are going to see the hand of justice in the world.
You can't just decide you're gonna fight
the greatest boxer that ever lived
and come out of that unscathed, you're dead.
We were watching it the way we like,
people used to watch gladiator things
where they would like, you know,
put the fucking short face bear out
and like, let the gladiator fight it.
You know what's gonna happen.
The bear's gonna eat the fucking gladiator.
- But not in this case.
- In this case it didn't happen.
- But here's my, you know, it's,
I wrote an Instagram post about it today
because I was genuinely, all day I was thinking
before we got, before I got here,
when I was at the gym, I was working out,
and I was thinking, I was like,
there's something about that
that's really intriguing to me.
Like, what is it?
- Yeah.
- And I tried to figure out what it was.
Like, what about the novelty of the moment?
Like, we were, you, me, Tom Segura,
Tony Hinchcliffe, Ron White, and Curtis,
Curtis Nelson, we're all sitting in my house.
- Yeah.
- We couldn't wait.
The thing is about to happen.
We were all like, I can't believe this is happening.
I can't believe this is happening.
We're looking at them across the ring from each other.
Jake Paul's like three feet taller than I'm like,
this is bananas.
This is so wild.
And he survived.
And Floyd made with him like a hundred million dollars.
He'd made like a hundred million dollars fighting a guy
who had never won a professional boxing match.
- Holy shit.
The annoying thing was like the announcers weren't
acknowledging what was happening, which was like,
what the fuck?
- The problem is they had too many people talking.
- They had a lot of people talking.
- There was Mauro.
- Yeah.
- How do you say their names?
- Dezo Samaro.
- Dezo Samaro.
Who's the other guy?
- Mauro Ranallo.
- Mauro Ranallo already said.
And there was one other gentleman.
The guy who got in the ring and interviewed Floyd and...
Anyway, there was one, two, three, four guys talking,
which is a lot of people talking, which it's hard to do.
But it would have been nice to have options.
This is what you said.
If there was an optional stream,
we could listen to like Teddy Atlas.
- Yeah.
- Like a boxing expert.
Because those guys were being funny
and they were having a good time
and everything like that, which is great.
And I think that like comes from Triller.
You know Triller, like you have Snoop Dogg fucking around.
- Oh yeah, no, no, I get it.
I understand what the reason was behind it,
but sitting next,
because I'm not like, I don't watch boxing a lot.
So it was cool to be sitting next to you
and you're like, oh look, he's like trying to drain him.
Or look, oh look, he fucked up
because in the very beginning he expended too much energy.
These are things I don't even know.
So that's all, it just added a dimension to it
that was interesting.
- Well, I was trying to break it down technically.
I'm like, there's some interesting things
that are happening here.
Like first of all,
Floyd is consistently putting pressure on him
and moving and putting pressure on him and moving,
putting pressure on him.
- And after the third and fourth round,
everything comes out a little slower.
So he has to be more measured.
So what Floyd is doing like is consistently engaging with him
and then pulling out and consistently engaging
and making him swing and miss and swing and miss.
It's brilliant.
For people that got mad at it, I get it.
It's not Manny Pacquiao versus Floyd Mayweather five years ago.
But what it is, is one of the best boxers of all time,
making $100 million fighting a guy who's three feet taller than him
and 35 pounds heavier than him who can't win.
It's amazing.
- It's amazing. - It's amazing.
Dude, that fight was amazing.
And there's a lot of amazing things.
First of all, Floyd's amazing.
The fact that Floyd has the balls at 44 years old to decide,
oh, I'm just going to go ahead and fight some dude
who's 35 pounds heavier than me at 26 years old.
It's crazy.
It's crazy.
And then the fact that he could put it on a guy like Logan Paul.
And here's another one.
The fact that Logan Paul went all eight rounds, that's astounding.
You have no idea how tired you would be if you were boxing with
the greatest boxer that's ever lived.
I mean, maybe he's not the greatest because that's subjective.
But in my opinion, he's the greatest.
The reason why he's the greatest, in my opinion,
is he's only been hit hard and hurt like three times
his whole fucking career.
There's no one that can say that.
The art of boxing has always been hit and not get hit.
And in my mind, no one's ever done that better than Floyd Mayweather.
Now here he is in his 40s.
He's made hundreds of millions of dollars fighting people
who have really no chance of beating him.
Yeah, yeah.
That's crazy, man.
That's amazing.
Dude.
The controversy of the day.
Oh, people think he got knocked out?
That he got knocked out and he's being held up right here.
The fuck out of here.
People are so silly.
Dude, what if we--
They don't understand shit about getting hit in the head.
These are the same dummies.
He's just hanging on, man.
He went for an overhook.
You guys have no idea.
This position right here, high elbow going in for an overhook.
If he was wrestling, he would go back the other way and throw him on his back.
This is a normal thing for a wrestler.
Logan was a wrestler.
In fact, ready for this?
See how he's got that high overhook on the left-hand side?
Watch how this happens again.
This is what happens when a bunch of people comment on fights that don't know
shit.
You see that high overhook?
Watch one more time.
He hits him and now look at Logan's right arm.
Watch what happens.
Or excuse me, left arm.
See what happens?
He's in control.
He's holding on to him.
Right, right, right, right.
He's a wrestler.
He's not going limp.
My friend Guy Sacco, who runs Defense Soap.
That's his company.
He owns that company that I rave about all the time.
He told me today that Logan Paul was one of his wrestlers in the 1990s.
And he said he was really fucking good.
He said he was a really talented kid.
There's a video of him wrestling with Paulo Costa, who is a UFC middleweight
contender.
Yeah.
Like a beast of a guy.
And Logan fucking scrambles on this guy, and he looks really good.
He can fucking wrestle.
So when you see that, he's not knocked out, you knuckleheads.
He's just stopped talking about fighting.
He's holding on, and he's protecting himself, and he's controlling Floyd, and
he's pushing
his head to Floyd's chest.
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