#2384 - Mark Kerr
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- Joe sits down with retired mixed martial artist and wrestler Mark Kerr. Kerr is the subject of the A24 feature film "The Smashing Machine," directed by Benny Safdie and…
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Rocky
“The discussion reflects on the impact of the movie 'Rocky' and its portrayal of the classic underdog story, emphasizing its realism and the personal connection it created for viewers.”
Smashing Machine
“The speaker reflects on the impact of the Smashing Machine documentary on their life and recovery journey, emphasizing its importance in sharing their struggles.”
Enter the Dragon
“Bruce Lee was the first one to go. This is incomplete. He was the first guy to be completely outside of the norm in terms of, like, sticking to your style.”
Rocky 10
“The mention of 'Rocky 10' is part of a broader discussion about the 'Rocky' franchise and its cultural significance, highlighting the various sequels that followed the original film.”
Rocky 2
“The mention of 'Rocky 2' is part of a broader discussion about the 'Rocky' franchise and its cultural significance, highlighting the various sequels that followed the original film.”
Rocky 5
“The mention of 'Rocky 5' is part of a broader discussion about the 'Rocky' franchise and its cultural significance, highlighting the various sequels that followed the original film.”
Rocky 6
“The mention of 'Rocky 6' is part of a broader discussion about the 'Rocky' franchise and its cultural significance, highlighting the various sequels that followed the original film.”
Rocky 7
“The mention of 'Rocky 7' is part of a broader discussion about the 'Rocky' franchise and its cultural significance, highlighting the various sequels that followed the original film.”
Rocky 8
“The mention of 'Rocky 8' is part of a broader discussion about the 'Rocky' franchise and its cultural significance, highlighting the various sequels that followed the original film.”
Rocky 9
“The mention of 'Rocky 9' is part of a broader discussion about the 'Rocky' franchise and its cultural significance, highlighting the various sequels that followed the original film.”
Rocky 4
“That was a stereotype like the Russians, you know. Oh, they're manufactured, you know, like, biologically manufactured.”
Hurt Locker
“It's like, oh, that movie Hurt Locker. When he's walking around the supermarket, you can tell he wants to go back.”
Foxcatcher
“The movie about Mark Schultz had a lot of inaccuracies, including the opponent he fought in his MMA fight.”
Rocky 3
“Dolph Lundgren in Rocky 3 was the first guy that was scientifically trained.”
UFC 2
“I remember I was living in Hollywood. I just moved there. It was 94. It was when UFC 2 was available on VHS.”