Cory Sandhagen On Loss To Aljamain Sterling | Joe Rogan | JRE MMA Show 138
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Cory Sandhagen reflects on the lessons he learnt from his submission loss to the UFC's Bantamweight Champion, Aljamain Sterling. This podcast clip is taken from the JRE MMA Show 138 with Cory Sandhagen, a spin-off of The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, dedicated to MMA fighters and UFC interviews.
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Joe Rogan is joined by Cory Sandhagen, a professional mixed martial artist competing in the UFC's Bantamweight Division.
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Guest: Cory Sandhagen - @CorySandhagenMMA
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Host: Joe Rogan - @JoeRogan
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Producer: Young Jamie - @JamieVernon
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Cory's "I wanna be the guy running around the cage" quote from he previous pod with Joe basically lives rent-free in my mind. He should think about coaching after he hangs em up.
Looks like he def will be! He'll be around for awhile in this sport.
He is the Wonderboy of the next generation
@@5023_Rec he’s so much better than wonderboy ever was
@@immersivefps5141 didn't mean skillwise, i meant in form of lifestyle and having the knowledge and apperance to teach the younger generations
@@5023_Rec oh well In that case I agree with you
He's a very cool individual and an amazing fighter. He's fun to watch.
Sure is! Too bad he's Schaubs boy. Haha, I'm just joking.
NPC comment. But you're not wrong:)
Aljo is underrated asf
Definitly, not so much anymore now though
@Eddie Manson he got lucky in the first Yan fight for sure....how was he lucky in the other 2? Repeatedly took them down....what was lucky? An I'm not an aljo fan but that's ridiculous to say he lucked out of all 3 fights.
@@johndamper2934 man the amount of disrespect aljo gets is insane
@Eddie Manson Nah, you're just a stupid casual that doesn't train and doesn't know what it takes to do what he does. You might want to try getting off the couch and onto the mats someday, or just keep being a bitch.
Aljo is 2 split decisions away from being 25-1. In the 5 fight win streak before his 1st title fight vs Yan he arguably didn’t lose a round. If Aljo beats Cejudo he will have the most wins 135 title defenses & most 135 wins in UFC history
I remember Aljo just coming in more prepared than ever for that fight. Just like a berserker from the first bell.
Aljo hit a switch, something changed in him at a point and he came back hard after his break.
Reppin for the tall and lanky guys!
it's not like it's a weakness lol
Cory is a very cool dude💯 with is analytical mind he has great potential for a future coach after he retires, just started competing myself and he got me thinking about a lot of stuff
thats awesome buddy! This is the reason I like sharing these clips. Keep hammerin!
We really need this rematch
Its inevitable, it will happen eventually.
Cerrone on every big fight he's in lol
haha hes gonna be a movie star now
This is what happened with Izzy in the first Pereira fight
What exactly? I think he just got caught in the end but I may not be remembering what your referring to Cory saying.
@@JREGreatestHits I think Izzy wasnt angry enoough or in warrior mode it bc in the last fight even though he was focused and winning on the scorecards compared to this past fight where he was easily irrtated in the press conferences and had the dog collar for the killer dog mentaility i think you saw it when he pointed at alex's kid and preteneded to be kod
@@aarongeerdts5405 Someone brought up the idea that izzy always gets beat by him in the last round because he switches from being offensive to just needing to survive the last round. I think it was Chael, basically said that Izzy needs to find a way to fight every round like there are still 5 more rounds to go, then he can finish it off. Well turns out it worked quicker than that.
@@JREGreatestHits imo its more of stylistic match up izzy performs best when he can set the range and counter strike which is why we see him have great performances i.e. coasta fight and first Whitaker fight he fights similarly to Alex in the sense that they do singular strikes izzy needed to stay in the pocket and throw combinations similar to the Russian guy that fought Alex in glory bc Alex guard naturally gives u opening he drops his left hand after the left hook which izzy batiing him countered with the straight right
Cory, TJ had your back THIRTEEN (13) times. Aljo gonna RNC you every time you fight.
Unless Cory knees him in the face. But you're likely right, its going to be hard to keep Aljo off anyone's back.
Joe already asked him this during their first podcast collab 🤦♂️
Such an unorganized show! lol joking, I think it's ok to talk about it again.
Well the loss is still relevant bc one of them is a high contender and the other is a champ. Use your common sense
@@Thawhid Relax my dude 😂
@@johndeignan2668 why would I be angry¿ "🤦♂️"
@@Thawhid Didn’t say you were angry 😂 just asked you to relax, my dude
Why are the shows not uploaded to Spotify?
What do you mean? They are. I've seen this comment a few times but I'm confused by why people can't find them. Where are you looking on Spotify? What are you searching for? But either way I've been able to find it by searching for almost any variation of joe rogan or jre.
It wasn’t for a title…
Thanks! There must've been a typo somewhere.
@@JREGreatestHits lol
Why didnt he give aljo any credit?
he didnt? Could've swore he did. He must have? He didnt come across as like "I didnt lose" or anything.
He did; "I was way down here, and Aljo was way up here." How is that not giving him credit?
Aljo chokes him out 9/10 times , TJ had his back way to easy
Aljo is much better now too, he's a different fighter after the last few years.
Chale " don't be a Sandgahen"
Haha I forgot about this..why was he saying it again?
"I wish I could win every fight and feel like I lost."
This is such a dumb statement.
If you KO/TKO or submit the opponent then that is conclusive, and there is no reason to feel like you lost.
A better statement would be, "I wish that I could win every fight, and feel like I could have ended the fight sooner."
LOL
You know what he meant right? You get lessons from losing that you don't get from winning.
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" You get lessons from losing that you don't get from winning."
I am not sure that is what he meant, because when Joe Rogan asked him about it, he didn't understand his own statement.
Even if that is what he meant, it is a moot point, because you also get lessons from winning that you don't get from losing.
Just rewatch Israel Adesanya's post-fight speech after he defeated Alex Perreira
LOL
No acknowledgment for aljo’s skill…I’m disappointed
It probably just didn't come up, I'm sure he recognizes it and wouldn't have any issues with admitting it. He doesn't show any signs that he lacks humility.
But joe did bring it up. He attributed it to his mental state, not “showing up”. But the reality is that aljo manhandled him with wrestling and jiu jitsu. agree to disagree here. Cory and aljo are my two favorite fighters so no hate
But joe did bring it up. He attributed it to his mental state, not “showing up”. But the reality is that aljo manhandled him with wrestling and jiu jitsu. agree to disagree here. Cory and aljo are my two favorite fighters so no hate
But joe did bring it up. He attributed it to his mental state, not “showing up”. But the reality is that aljo manhandled him with wrestling and jiu jitsu. agree to disagree here. Cory and aljo are my two favorite fighters so no hate
But joe did bring it up. He attributed it to his mental state, not “showing up”. But the reality is that aljo manhandled him with wrestling and jiu jitsu. agree to disagree here. Cory and aljo are my two favorite fighters so no hate
I love Sandhagen as a fighter but it sure sounds like he over analyzes everything
But he's literally analyzing the fight lol
Well he has a degree in psychology so
@@StuffAndMemes interesting!
@@JREGreatestHits bro😂😂😂
what... lol