Joe Rogan | Legends Bruce Buffer And Michael Buffer Unaware They Were Brothers?

Joe Rogan and Dave Portnoy discuss their interests in sports, or lack there of, and also of the legendary commentators Bruce Buffer and Michael Buffer.
Dave Portnoy is a media personality and entrepreneur from the United States. He is the founder of Barstool Sports, a sports and pop culture blog and entertainment. Portnoy is also known for his work as a financial analyst and investor, and has been involved in several successful business ventures. In recent years, he has spurred more into the social media sphere with Barstool.
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[@morriman0987]

I saw a comment on another video about these brothers that said:
"Michael Buffer is an expensive bottle of wine. Bruce Buffer is a shot of Jack Daniels. I love them both equally, for different reasons."
What an outstanding metaphor.

[@user-jj8mi9ve2l]

Micheal is like a fine bottle of Bordeaux Bruce is like a shot of Jack Daniels

[@TokyoAlex]

"Let's get ready to rumble" is better than "It's time" on account of the alliteration.

[@alphacraig2001]

“Let’s get ready to rumble” is objectively a better catchphrase, but I personally absolutely love Bruce’s delivery of “It’s time” more than Michael’s delivery. No knock to either man though, Michael has an insanely smooth and excellent delivery of his announcing, but Bruce just perfectly encapsulates the intensity of the violence that’s about to ensue. Both men are the GOAT’s of their respective sports though.

[@TokyoAlex]

@@alphacraig2001 Yeah. I agree. "It's time!" works because of Bruce. Bruce genuinely likes the fighters he announces. It shows.

[@dwalker4528]

They both have the same last name and Micheal actually did do a UFC event back in the day 😂 so idk how they didn't know each other

[@christiansmith1389]

They already knew each other other by the time Michael called the UFC. The reason why Bruce (who was Michael’s manager and still is to this day) got the job was because he asked Michael if he could step in. Michael encouraged the idea, and the rest is history as they say.

[@dwalker4528]

@@christiansmith1389 oh yeah he did say they met at 29

[@user-jj8mi9ve2l]

Burce has not surpass Micheal