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Would You Rather See Joe Rogan in WWE or Michael Cole in UFC?


The recent announcement of a potential merger between UFC and WWE has sent shockwaves through the sports and entertainment industries. While the details of the merger are still being worked out, one question that has emerged is whether or not we will see a crossover of talent between the two organizations. Specifically, there has been speculation about whether wrestling commentator Michael Cole will announce a UFC show or if Joe Rogan will announce a WWE show.


At first glance, this may seem like a far-fetched idea. After all, the two organizations have vastly different styles and audiences. However, the reality is that both WWE and UFC have shown a willingness to experiment with crossover talent in the past.





Michael Cole, for example, has been with WWE for over 25 years and is one of the most recognizable voices in professional wrestling. He has called countless matches and pay-per-view events, and his experience and expertise would be a valuable asset to any sports organization. While he has no prior experience with MMA, his skills as a commentator could easily translate to the world of UFC.


On the other hand, Joe Rogan is an accomplished comedian, actor, and commentator who is best known for his work with the UFC. He has been the color commentator for UFC events since 2002 and has become an iconic figure in the world of MMA. While he has no prior experience with professional wrestling, his quick wit and encyclopedic knowledge of combat sports would be a welcome addition to any WWE broadcast.


Of course, it remains to be seen whether either of these scenarios will actually come to fruition. There are still many questions surrounding the potential merger between UFC and WWE, and it is unclear how this would impact the roles of current commentators and broadcasters. However, the idea of a crossover between two of the biggest names in sports and entertainment is certainly an intriguing one, and it will be interesting to see how this story develops in the coming weeks and months.


The overwhelming consensus seems to be that fans would rather see Joe Rogan announce a WWE show rather than Michael Cole announce a UFC show. I actually disagree. I think Cole would be a better fit in UFC while Joe would be a fish out of water.


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