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00:00:00.000the joe rogan experience train by day joe rogan podcast by night all day there's a few guys in la that are like legit la legends so Legends of tattooing.
00:01:58.000I was just thinking about what's worse, the guy pushing my dick away or the pain right there because it was so painful that I was like...0.99
00:07:17.000Think about how many fights fell off and you gotta figure it out yourself.
00:07:20.000There's 500 fighters on the roster that are emailing him every day trying to get a fight, and then you have to deal with crazy managers.0.75
00:10:35.000Yeah, Chuck Liddell told me that later in his career, his mind was recognized and he was about to take punishment and his brain would just shut off easier.
00:10:45.000It's like your brain knows that you've been knocked out too many times.
00:16:19.000All of them work because one, it helped me being explosive, helped me being fast, but the other one, In the championship rounds, it's going to show.
00:20:52.000Now, when you were little, and your brothers have you fight, and you were fighting these homeless people, did you have any kind of training?
00:22:52.000I went with him one day, I paid for the full month, like right away, no, no, no try class, no nothing, since that that day until today, yo, I haven't stopped training. - Wow. - But my family, I get it why they never support me at the beginning.
00:23:10.000They were like, nah, they thought I was a boy in college.
00:28:13.000Like, almost, like, teach me how to win fights, just be watching him over.0.98
00:28:16.000And I was like, fuck, I want to be like this guy.0.88
00:28:18.000But then I would, like, watch WEC, Pride FC. Like, I was just so much of a big fan of the sport that helped me become a pro fighter easily.0.98
00:28:30.000So you were in Ecuador, you were training jiu-jitsu.
00:28:35.000Literally a year after the first day I stepped in the gym, I was a bluebell, I was training a little bit of kickboxing, and this guy came like, hey, somebody get hurt, you want to fight?
00:28:45.000And I was like, okay, who's this other guy?
00:28:48.000He's like, ah, he's a kid like you, he practices kickboxing, you're a kid, you do jiu-jitsu, it's going to be fun.
00:28:54.000I fly to Quito, the capital, with one of my friends.
00:28:59.000I have to make my mom sign a contract because, of course, I was underage.1.00
00:29:03.000I told my mom it was a Jiu-Jitsu tournament.
00:33:19.000People were winning in Brazil, people were winning in the US, in the Pan Ams, in the Worlds, but MMA was blind.
00:33:27.000Did you have to combine this stuff yourself, like the transitions between the kicks and punches and the takedowns, or did they have any strategy for that?
00:33:34.000The Jiu Jitsu coach, Fernando, he would be like, okay...
00:34:50.000in the process that's all by the time the gfc contacted me to send me to albuquerque to the latin american program with all the with all with all the mexicans yeah what year was that that was 2014. so only a couple years into your your fighting career at all i was six and one wow And I have 19 fights in the UFC right now.
00:39:51.000Well, some people just get emotionally connected to a manager or to a coach, and then they really have a hard time breaking up with them.1.00
00:39:59.000Some people, they get their hooks in deep.
00:42:20.000You either make it or will you send you back?
00:42:24.000And I was getting some pictures with my friend to send to Mexico to defend my belt.
00:42:30.000I had a belt in Mexico I have to defend in December against this ex-Bellator guy.
00:42:34.000So that was a big fight because if you win that fight against an American, you're pretty much in the UFC. It's the way things work, right?0.99
00:42:45.000I used to contact every single promoter in South America, tell them I will fight for free, just because I want to let myself know two people and be in the UFC one day.
00:42:54.000So I make their job easy, because back then you were making 500 bucks.
00:42:58.000Anyway, so like, don't pay me nothing.
00:43:01.000With this flyer, I ask sponsors to pay for my ticket, my hotel, and I go and fight, and I have people get to know who I am.
00:43:11.000So, I take those pictures, send to the promoter in Mexico, and literally, the moment I send the email, my phone rings, and I was like, hello?
00:43:19.000Hey, Marlon, we call regardless from the UFC. You've been selected.
00:44:30.000That was my last chance to marry to the UFC. So when these people called me, this is the last week of November.
00:44:37.000So I was like, fuck, this could be my sister and my brother just fucking with me.0.98
00:44:41.000And I hit the curve, the tire explodes, I parked, and I was like, okay, are you real, the UFC? Yeah, you've been selected, you have to fly to Abu'rki, train, and they will check your email, you will have info to file on for your tickets and blah, blah, blah.0.99
00:47:05.000Like, even what my dad did for me and my family, my wife's family, what they did for her to stay with a guy that wasn't making a fucking dime and just training all day like a maniac, for a good reason.0.99
00:47:16.000So I was like, if I make all that to come here and lose like this, I'm a fucking failure.0.99
00:47:23.000So that right there kind of gives me the foundation to don't be a fucking loser.1.00
00:47:30.000Like, literally, I was so hard on myself that I was like, I gotta get killed, too.1.00
00:47:45.000Just that experience, too, to be in Mexico City, in that huge arena, fighting in the UFC. What was that like, just to step into the octagon like that?
00:52:13.000Mike Bali, he was a striking coach there.1.00
00:52:16.000He pulled me aside one class and he's like, he gave me this fucking dumb story.0.99
00:52:22.000When I was a kid, my dream was to be a baseball player, blah, blah, blah.0.98
00:52:25.000And one day the coach told me I should find something else because it wasn't good enough and I decided to go to fighting instead of do baseball because I was so bad there.
00:52:37.000So we recommend you to find something else.0.99
00:54:51.000And it's also like you see that with young fighters.
00:54:54.000You know, if you fight, that's the reason why boxing has a very smart strategy.
00:54:59.000They match you up carefully until they get you prepared for a world-class opponent and then eventually for a title fight.
00:55:06.000The thing about the UFC is they'll throw guys to the wolves very early on, especially if you're willing.
00:55:11.000Because there's no belt system and there's no boxing system.0.97
00:55:15.000Well, it's also because there's a bunch of different promoters in boxing.
00:55:20.000And the whole key to make the most money is get your fighter undefeated when he gets to the title shot.
00:55:26.000In the UFC, it's like, they get to make the call.
00:55:30.000And if they call you up and they say, Hey, Marlon, we have a fight and it's for, you know, it's a championship level fighter and you have four days notice.
00:58:59.000If they had a weight class every 10 pounds, a person could adjust their diet, adjust their body fat, adjust the amount of cardio they do, and naturally bring their body to a healthy weight and know what weight class you fit in.
00:59:12.000When I'm cutting weight and I get to 140, I'm kind of strong.0.99
00:59:20.000But I know any other bantam is doing the same, so it's like nobody's doing...1.00
00:59:25.000I think I keep one of the better diet outside, but if you see regular fighters outside camp, they're eating cookies and fucking Coca-Cola.0.98
00:59:35.000They're not eating well, most of them.1.00
00:59:38.000The ones I know, they're eating shit.1.00
01:03:19.000Yeah, I think it's sanctioned cheating.
01:03:21.000It's like if I weight 155 in my daily basis, I fight anybody that natural weight between 150 and 160. Easy, because when I'm sparring, I'm sparring guys that weight 170 natural, but I'm healthy too.
01:07:11.000They have some that only do, like, one and a half atmospheres.
01:07:15.000The idea is, like, here's the amount of oxygen in a normal atmosphere, and they jack it up to two to double the amount of oxygen in an atmosphere, and it's pressurized inside of there.
01:11:14.000With the Ruka crew, it was so fucking rad.1.00
01:11:17.000Well, I heard that's the best way to learn, because you guaranteed waves.
01:11:21.000Guaranteed waves, and the ocean is tricky.
01:11:23.000I've been surfing for years, and sometimes when I surf with pros, I can tell they move to the right, they move to the left, and they find a wave.
01:12:11.000get to talk to Kelly or hang out with him or asking questions about competitions or shit like that i'm like it's just mind-blowing it's like it's humbling in a way like you get to a point that your heroes you're you're able to talk to them yeah you're friends it feels unreal sometimes oh my god man i have a problem with that i hear it all the time when you say it and then it's in the back of my head when i get to meet somebody like that i'm like Man,
01:12:38.000when I met Willie D from the Ghetto Boys, and I met him in Houston when I did a show down there.
01:14:27.000I think a lot of people are going to microdose because it doesn't make your...
01:14:31.000It doesn't affect your cognitive ability in terms of, like, affect your judgment or affect the way you talk and the way you behave, but it elevates you.
01:14:39.000It's like this gentle elevation a microdose does.
01:15:05.000And his brother Dennis is a legitimate scientist, and he explained it on the podcast, why it makes sense.
01:15:12.000And the theory is there's a real mystery in the development of the human species.
01:15:18.000And the mystery is the doubling of the brain over a period of two million years.
01:15:23.000And it's unprecedented in the fossil record.
01:15:27.000They've looked at all these different animals and how things changed and evolved, and a lot of things are wild.
01:15:32.000But to see a brain double in size over a relatively small period of time in terms of the fossil record, two million years is not that much time.
01:15:50.000It was maybe the throwing arm, learning how to throw things, and then developing projectiles and weapons.
01:15:58.000Some people think that it was eating meat and learning how to cook it, and that learning how to cook it made the nutrients more bioavailable, and it made people ingest more protein.
01:16:12.000Then there's this possibility of eating.
01:16:13.000There's also weird theories, and they don't all hold up.
01:16:17.000You know, they're all theories, but the big one is mushrooms.
01:16:21.000And it's a real controversial one because first of all, mushrooms is a silly subject to a lot of academics.
01:16:27.000When they start thinking about the possibility of a brain doubling in size because of what they think of as a party drug, the problem is a lot of these guys have never really truly experienced a breakthrough mushroom experience.
01:16:47.000And maybe this is how human beings develop.
01:16:50.000Because what McKenna said is that the period that the human brain doubled, and I'm sorry if I'm butchering this, Dennis.
01:16:58.000The period that the human brain doubled coincides with the period that the rainforest receded into grasslands.
01:17:06.000So as the climate changed, because we talk about climate change today, but climate has changed throughout history too.0.93
01:17:12.000The climate change today, the man-made climate change is a concern, but what I'm saying is that Throughout the history of the Earth, there's been radical shifts in the climate, and they've resulted in all these changes, like the Sahara Desert used to be this great, vast grasslands in green, filled with trees and shit.
01:17:31.000Well, at one point in time, the rainforests receded into grasslands.
01:17:37.000And the human beings had to come down from the tree and they weren't human at the time.
01:17:41.000They were, you know, Australopithecus and all these other different pre-humans.0.94
01:17:45.000And they came down from the trees and they started experimenting with new food sources.
01:17:50.000And one of the things that they believe happened is they see monkeys in the wild.0.98
01:17:55.000They will flip over cow patties and they'll eat bugs and worms and different things that are growing underneath this cow shit.1.00
01:18:04.000But on those cow patties is also where mushrooms grow.0.59
01:18:07.000And they think that they started experimenting with these mushrooms.
01:18:11.000And the way they describe it is, mushrooms in low doses, like you just eat a couple, increases visual acuity.
01:18:18.000So it would make you a better hunter, because it makes you see things better.
01:18:47.000So what they did was they had lines, like parallel lines, and then they moved one slightly.
01:18:53.000And the people that were on mushrooms could tell before the people that were straight when the edge detected consistently.
01:19:01.000And so mushrooms increased visual acuity.
01:19:04.000They also make you horny, so they made one more likely to breed, and they also enhance creativity.
01:19:13.000So they made them better at problem solving, and they probably made them better at solving the complex problems of developing tools and weapons.
01:19:45.000Everything you say makes sense because when I started taking them, I take younger, like for fun, and I've been taking for the last two years micro doses and sometimes I eat a little more when I'm alone.0.97
01:19:56.000And your brain Show things like All the pathways that You know By stress or You know Bad food or Punches or whatever You get like The blood don't flow The microdome Make that go Yeah And then when you take a little bit And you feel like Kind of high It's when it's actually working In your brain But it's also caught with what you say, it's a party drug for ignorant people.0.95
01:21:08.000When you see like the walls close in and change patterns and things flow through and you start to experience entities staring at you from other dimensions.
01:21:18.000You get answers and you also have questions when you do that.0.98
01:21:20.000And you start seeing like the apocalyptic doom of the earth and Wild shit.0.96
01:21:26.000Yeah, but you have to set an intention.0.97
01:21:28.000If you use it for fun, then you don't learn from it.
01:21:30.000But I smoked DMT not a while ago, and I set an intention, and I was up there.
01:22:53.000So all the paints, all the, like, the kind of, like, tie-dice paints, and you know when they're, like, mixing up, like, the trippy pictures?
01:25:01.000And when you start thinking about what other people are saying and other people are saying about you and what their opinions are, it fucks with your own perceptions because it changes how you behave and think because you're thinking about their opinions.
01:25:15.000And sometimes their criticism is valid.
01:25:18.000I'm not dismissing that the criticism is not valid.
01:25:22.000But if you take in too much of that over and over again, there's too much noise.
01:25:32.000And you're also a dedicated person who is...
01:25:38.000Hell-bent on becoming better when you're that person you're always objective and trying to or at least trying to be objective and Analyzing that's why you said like I want to be a better husband.
01:25:49.000I want to be a better father I want to be a better fighter That should be all of our intent with it whatever you're trying to do in life You should always be trying to get better at it because as a human We're flawed and weird and messy.
01:26:25.000You have to be able to know whether you're fucking up and how to get better.0.99
01:26:31.000And that's exactly what separates you from the crowd.0.98
01:26:33.000If you know that, if you get to know yourself that much that you know what's real and what's just cloud, it will take you way longer.
01:26:41.000And I always tell people around me, I'm like, hey, like somebody, like friends of mine or people close to me that love me, they get mad about what people say.
01:26:49.000I'm like, hey, the moment you get mad, they're winning.
01:26:53.000Like you're giving it the chance to make sense.
01:34:09.000That rule of standing up or telling you, like, you're not doing right, is basically creating excuses for the low-level guy not able to escape.
01:39:52.000right give me some value issue 600 if you put a hundred dollars down on juliana pena you win 600 so again my little junkie mind went into work and I'm like wait a second you spend 20 bucks on worse things There's worse things you do with 20 bucks.1.00
01:40:13.000You picket, gamble, whatever the fuck.0.97
01:40:16.000You ever been walking around and you're like, I'll get that.1.00
01:43:01.000Yeah, I used to, my partner, my friend Aubrey from Onnit, we used to, I stopped gambling on fights because I was just like, I don't think this is right.
01:43:14.000Because I'd be calling the fights but I'd be gambling on them.
01:44:00.000The thing is, one thing I did say leading up to the fight, as they were getting ready, I said, you have to think of all the times where someone's underestimated someone.
01:44:10.000You can never underestimate an opponent.
01:44:12.000You can't go into a fight not nervous.
01:44:14.000You can't go into a fight completely sure that you're going to win when that other person is hungry and scared.
01:44:20.000Because weird things happen when people underestimate people.
01:45:16.000Well, the thing that I was watching in the first round when Juliana had the Kimura, when she was threatening with the Kimura at the end of the round, I was like, ooh, that looks serious.
01:45:29.000I'm like, look, as long as this fight is on the ground in that kind of situation, Juliana's very dangerous.
01:45:35.000And if she can tire Amanda out, if there's a way to do it, that's the way to do it.0.98
01:45:41.000Yeah, I didn't saw that coming either.
01:45:43.000I knew she would punch her in the face and make her slow down.1.00
01:45:48.000But when they were exchanging punches, you can tell how much Amanda was charging.1.00
01:45:55.000And when you charge, you get way more tired.
01:45:57.000Yeah, she was swinging for the fences.0.98
01:45:59.000She was trying to take her out quick, and then when Juliana was still there, you could tell she was fucking tired.0.80
01:46:05.000For you to be a world champion in two divisions and universally recognized as the greatest woman fighter of all time, which Amanda is, it's unexcusable to be that tired in the second round.0.91
01:46:16.000And just standing in front of her, just swinging in front of her, no movement side to side, standing right in front of her like you're watching a regional fight.
01:46:24.000But that's when you know how mental is the game.
01:46:28.000You can have all the technique, all the power.1.00
01:46:30.000The moment you doubt yourself and you take a step backwards, you're fucked.1.00
01:46:46.000You can go way longer if your mind, like David Goggins was talking about it, in those moments you're about to quit and your mind is trapped in that thought that I'm going to quit.0.99
01:46:56.000If you tell yourself, I'm going to go through hell, I'm going to fuck you up, that thing is reversible.0.98
01:48:08.000But, you know, look, you can get that fulcrum choke, like what Khabib did to Conor, if you get the forearm on the back and you crank the neck, but that requires a lot of strength.
01:50:56.000So it's like, remember when Chad Mendes was about to suplex Aldo in the very first fight and he grabbed the fence and he got KO right after?
01:51:35.000The moment you barely touch somebody and you get a point deducted, If you're doing this shit all the time, just keep these motherfuckers closed.0.99
01:51:42.000The thing is, guys with the big gloves in Muay Thai style, you know, they're doing this all the time.1.00
01:55:46.000Yeah, no one should want to hire you after that.
01:55:49.000I mean, there's guys who've lost sight legitimately when, you know, Nick Lentz has also lost, I think, I think he said something like 40% of his sight in one of his eyes.0.99
02:01:03.000When Derek from More Plates, More Dates talks about it, what he's saying is there's thresholds, like there's acceptable thresholds, and you can manipulate your hormones and still fall within these acceptable thresholds, and that USADA has some holes in the way they collect data.
02:01:24.000If you have some money you can spend there, you can find a way to do it.
02:01:29.000What he was also talking about was the fact that John had low testosterone, but he had this in his system.
02:01:37.000And he said a lot of times when a fighter has very low testosterone, but they also have tested something in their system, he goes, it's indicative of someone that's trying to get off of something.
02:03:42.000With his boxing, I was like, holy shit.0.91
02:03:44.000When he was in his prime, and here's the thing about primes, when people talk about the greatest of all time, I put Kane in that category.0.93
02:03:51.000I don't know who's the greatest of all time.
02:03:53.000I don't know if it's Fedor, I don't know if it's Kane, I don't know if it's Stipe.
02:04:25.000And maybe before a favor, there was one guy in King of the Ketchup, I don't know his name right now, but there's always, like, a guy on his time.
02:08:32.000Having a guy who's a PhD in philosophy, a guy who is a professor at Columbia, like a real legit genius, who gets obsessed with Jiu Jitsu, and that's all he cares about.
02:08:43.000Yeah, but he was talking, like, even people that know him from the Gordon Ryan time, he's been training back in the day, like, he knows, like, when the Hans Renzo gym was, like, the real deal.
02:08:58.000Like, when they were scrapping every day there, fucking even Renzo's brother was alive.
02:09:03.000He's from back then, from the old good days.0.96
02:10:26.000Now everybody, like, when a guy like him can take someone like Wagner Rocha and play with him and put a fucking triangle in an envelope and say, this is how I'm going to tap him, hands it to the commentators, and say after the fight, open that up.0.92
02:11:02.000From the early days when Galvao was with Tarare, with Cabrinha, it was like almost impossible to think a fucking 25-year-old is going to beat him.0.99
02:11:39.000And I was talking to him, like, what happened with, you know, all the antibiotics he took, his bacteria was killed.
02:11:46.000I was like, Indian is, in my opinion, is double up the fermented food, try fasting.
02:11:51.000But, you know, go talk to a real doctor because whatever I do for myself is what I take from perfecting athletes or whatever I do from reading or whatever.
02:18:47.000Well, Texas is a great place to hunt because there's so much private land here and they have these hunting ranches where they have like thousands of acres and they'll take you and teach you.
02:18:59.000Like my friend Jesse Griffiths, he runs this, he has a restaurant out here called Dai Due.
02:19:12.000We're supposed to go last night and I just fell asleep early.
02:19:16.000Dai Due, he has a wild game there because there's some of it that you can sell in restaurants that gets killed in Texas if it's exotic or wild hogs.
02:21:17.000Every time I'm cooking, I make sure I'm cooking either for my wife or for somebody because when they give me approval that the food is good, there's something about it.
02:22:06.000Well, if you do, I guarantee you, when you do hunt and you do kill an animal and then you cook it and serve it to your friends, you'll feel even more happy.0.96
02:25:16.000And then little things like that, like before I would do like 10 different things with a partner, and then with him it's just like little things.
02:25:26.000But then when I'm actually sparring, I get all the benefits from it.
02:25:31.000Like, I'm like, oh, I was hitting them.
02:28:47.000- Really? - In the debut grand fire, he's slicing him open from the stand-up.
02:28:52.000- Do you think there's any benefit at all occasionally working with someone on your kicks?
02:28:56.000- Probably, like I will feel What I'm saying is, if you think about how he's improving your punching, imagine if you had someone who's similar to him but with kicks.
02:29:16.000The only thing that sometimes I feel like when, if I go to a kickboxing coach, like he can improve my kicks, but he can also get in my head like, hey, don't do this, do this.
02:29:26.000So like, I just feel right now, everything is working together.
02:29:33.000So I'm like, if everything is working now, why add another voice to my ear?
02:29:38.000I just always feel like, yeah, adding another voice to your ear is probably not the best thing, but just someone to maybe occasionally tighten up technique.
02:29:45.000I feel the same way about what Perello's done to your boxing.
02:29:50.000I feel like if no one's working with you on your kicks, it's probably someone who could tweak a few things here and there and make your kicks even more effective.
02:30:32.000But like, you know, I'm always trying to figure it out, the next step, how to get better.
02:30:40.000That's one thing he always says, there's always room to improvement.
02:30:44.000That's the thing about working with elite fighters too, because you get to see people that are so good and you get to realize that there's certain things they do better than you.
02:30:53.000If you just work with guys that are not as good as you, It's very difficult to get really, really elite, to get really good.
02:31:01.000Me personally, that's one thing I caught a lot from my circle.
02:31:05.000If you don't uplift me, if you're not trying to do something huge for your life, I don't hang out with you.
02:31:10.000You know that Kobe Bryant, there's a famous video where he's talking about lazy people.
02:31:28.000For me, if I caught somebody from my life and they feel weird about it, it's not for a reason that they're not trying hard or they're not figuring it out.
02:31:39.000Well, that mindset of a loser is very contagious, and also they require too much attention, too much energy.
02:31:46.000You know, it's so hard to see when someone makes excuses and you try to talk to them and say, hey man, you can't think like this, and then they go right back to it.0.99
02:31:54.000You're like, okay, I don't know what the fuck to tell you, but I don't have any time for this.0.54
02:37:58.000Yeah, people think of him as a welterweight, but Duran in the lightweight days, so he's 100% undefeated, and I'm pretty sure they're all knockouts.
02:38:58.000And most guys, lately, they wrestle me.
02:39:02.000That's why I'm focused on getting that part also shared, because...
02:39:05.000Who are you working with with your wrestling?
02:39:07.000Daryl Christians helped me with the Greco, and then this guy from Up North, EZ Silver, I've been working with him lately for the freestyle, because...
02:45:58.000And today, right now, if I have to fight next week, I can make weight and I can fight.
02:46:03.000When you think about the beginning of your career and then you think about beating Frankie Edgar, In MSG. MSG makes everything twice harder and better and cooler.
02:46:16.000But it must have been almost surreal, right?
02:46:49.000Then I went in the next Saturday night, waiting the whole day because I was in the fight before the common event, so I fought late night.0.96
02:46:57.000So the whole day, just sitting down in my room, I was like, holy shit, I'm about to fight in MSG. Like, there's nothing bigger than that.0.92
02:47:11.000And for me, just knowing all the Ali, all the big fights that happened there, all the big concerts that happened there, I'm like, I'm a fucking guy from Ecuador about to blow the fucking roof.0.99
02:48:07.000It looks like Dominic of old My fight with Aldo last December mm-hmm that was close very close that was close and if you see how Aldo kicks fund us It's like, tells me, put me in a good spot because it's like, with me, it was a fight that I definitely lose the fight on getting my back taken, but I wasn't getting...0.83