The Joe Rogan Experience JRE MMA Show #73 with Jean Jacques Machado
Aug 5, 2019
Jean Jacques Machado, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu legend, shares his insights on the cultural and linguistic quirks of Brazil, illustrating how they reflect the essence of Jiu-Jitsu. He discusses the evolution of competitions and the significance of rivalry and respect within the community. Reflecting on his mentor Hickson's influence, Machado emphasizes mastering technique over strength and the continuous growth fostered through martial arts. He also highlights the camaraderie among practitioners and the importance of personal resilience in training.
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Royce Gracie's Impact
- Joe Rogan discusses how the UFC changed his perspective on fighting.
- As a striker, he felt vulnerable after seeing Royce Gracie's dominance with Jiu-Jitsu.
Gracie Family's Importance
- The Gracie family is the most important in martial arts history.
- Their influence on Jiu-Jitsu and UFC changed the world.
Betting on Royce
- Jean Jacques Machado bet on Royce Gracie winning in the first UFC while teaching a seminar.
- He knew Jiu-Jitsu's effectiveness, but others didn't believe in the "skinny little guy".