Joe Rogan

Thank you very much.

It is all for the good.

It's like a pro football player, pro hockey player, UFC.

I think...

I think the beautiful advantage that we have is that we can make choices on what we do.

So when you're in UFC and they close the door, it's kind of fucking best person wins.

It's survival.

When we're in WWE and we both step in the ring and they ring the bell, we're working together.

We're working together to put on the best show for the audience.

And in that process, you can calculate the risks you want to take.

And I think that's what allows...

somebody to be able to perform for 23 years.

You know, I don't know... I know that age-old stat that everybody says about, like, the average NFL career is, what, two and a half years or three and a half years.

I don't know what the stat is on average UFC career.

Like, how long... What's your window to be functionally profitable in UFC?

But I know because our risks are calculated and we're working together rather than against each other,

the math is way higher for you to have like a 10, 15, 20 year career in WWE.

But that also is,

10 more years have fallen down, 15 more years have fallen down.

So it's weird.