Veteran podcaster and play-by-play legend Joe Rogan has had his share of controversial guests. However, Ryan Garcia on The JRE MMA Show would topple the scales. Garcia has maintained his usual funnyman demeanor even after his DAZN Exclusive pay-per-view (PPV) win. He defeated WBC super-lightweight champ Devin Haney and is now planning a move forward, one, that consequently includes The Joe Rogan Experience.
Ahead of his match with Haney, Joe Rogan has been nothing but complimentary of ‘King Ry.’ In awe of his speed, he even compared him to legendary pugilist Roy Jones Jr. later. Coming over 3.2 lbs over the limit, Garcia sported more timber around a hefty core. Yet, he outpointed the rival to a decision loss (115-109, 114-110, and 112-112). However, his speed and skills did not warrant him a shot on JRE, which has made Garcia angsty.
“What’s even cr*zier is Joe Rogan won’t have me on, …[separate tweet] He is scared of me…I guaranteed. [separate tweet]…I figured it out… Someone put a spell on Joe Rogan…to not let me on…[separate tweet] I would KO you so quick,…But nice kicks fam I’ll have mercy if you let me on the show
Ryan Garcia via X (@RyanGarcia)
On Tuesday, the Victorville, California native uploaded a video reel, hitting the heavy bag. Even at 56 years old, Rogan is a well-documented Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner after all. He also used to sport similar thunderous kicks during his phase as a Taekwondo instructor. Before long, Garcia commented on the post, once again trying to goad The JRE Show host.
What’s even crazier is Joe Rogan won’t have me on
— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) May 22, 2024
Interesting bc he has had everyone on but me
He is scared of me
I guaranteed
— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) May 22, 2024
I figured it out
Someone put a spell
On Joe Rogan to not let me on
— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) May 22, 2024
For now, he’s at least got an orangutan willing to listen to him. Or probably not —
He even deliberately baited him, wanting to knock him out. Is it even a typical ‘King Ry‘ post if a volcanic knockout warning does not cap it off? Makes one wonder, what he wanted to let on during his appearance. Why was he so desperate? While some of his prenominations have been correct, other strains of viral declarations were just bizarre.
Will Ryan Garcia’s prenomination for June 6 hold?
Ryan Garcia has come under heavy criticism on social media after he appeared to claim to have predicted the Baltimore Key Bridge disaster. Garcia (25-1, 20 KO) had kept a bizarre disposition going, acting unstable before his DAZN Exclusive pay-per-view (PPV) headliner. These were part of the narrative. The Francis Scott Bridge in Baltimore faced a catastrophic collapse when a ship rammed into it.
Perhaps Ryan Garcia had a topic in mind for Joe Rogan’s JRE MMA Show (Source: pinterest.ca/ringtv.com)Garcia is now also predicting that a major earthquake will hit Los Angeles on June 6, 2024. The pro-boxer recently uploaded a viral reel, calling out the instance and preemptively terming Elon Musk the “antichrist”. This isn’t his first weird brush with online prophecies though. His cryptic note on X – “4.8 Earth Quake Eclipse 4-8,” was a doozy. That is until two quakes hit New York and Taiwan, followed by a solar eclipse on April 8th.
As people know during that time when I was tweeting and writing a bunch of stuff.
My tweets were constantly getting deleted and I was showing proof.
I will say that it is not me who knows but God, the Holy Spirit speaking thru me.
There is times I forget what I say, like I… https://t.co/Hrhu5GZGG3
— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) March 27, 2024
There will be Earthquakes in various places
There was one in Taiwan and NY
LA is next, I’m not here to install fear but to warn everyone, Repent come to Jesus
Jesus is returning soon ✝️ in that I rejoice!!
4.8 Earth Quake Eclipse 4-8
God loves you come to him pic.twitter.com/Zr1EASlh0t
— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) April 5, 2024
Following a string of unsettling posts earlier in 2024, his claims had fueled much suspicion. After Baltimore, some called it a fake post, while others thought his nutty absurdity was part of some unexplainable divinity.
Garcia didn’t retract his claims though. Astronomical and experts in astrological sciences, topographical peers, and the like have confirmed the omen to be factually true. A U.S. Geological Survey UCERF3-Fact sheet (usgs.gov) forecasts high probabilities along California’s complex Fault System. Notably, Garcia also wanted to appear on Joe Rogan’s famed podcast to talk about something. This? It’s anybody’s guess. Here’s hoping for the best fallout.
