A satirical Stephen A. Smith quote about knocking out Joe Rogan has resurfaced, sparking a wave of online reactions.The fake quote, originally posted in 2022, humorously claimed Smith could KO Rogan:"Let me be clear. If my right hand connects with the legend Joe Rogan, all due respect, he's getting knocked out people."Smith, a renowned ESPN analyst and sports commentator, is no stranger to bold opinions, while Rogan, a former Taekwondo champion and UFC commentator, is a celebrated figure in mixed martial arts. Though the quote was satire, it gained renewed attention in December 2024, accompanied by the video of Smith attempting pad-hitting.Fans were quick to mock the idea of a Smith vs. Rogan matchup. One fan joked:“Wait, is this supposed to be a boxing match? Damn it! I just wagered $1m on Joe Rogan's right leg kick making Stephen Smith 4 ft shorter.”Another quipped:“LMAO no way did @stephenasmith actually say that. Rogan would destroy Smith. A wet paper bag would be a better start point for Smith. He might be able to win that one.”Check out some of the fan reactions below:Fans react to Stephen A. Smith hitting the pads while calling out Joe Rogan in a fake video. [Screenshot courtesy: X]Joe Rogan opens up about his intense MMA training sessions as a youthUFC commentator and podcaster Joe Rogan recently shared insights into his rigorous martial arts training during his teenage years. Speaking on episode #2245 of The Joe Rogan Experience, featuring former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich, Rogan detailed how an altercation in school led him to embark on a journey of intense martial arts practice.The 57-year-old explained how martial arts became a central part of his daily routine. Rogan recalled training for hours every day, often devoting his entire afternoons and evenings to practice:"Hours. The whole day. It was all day. The moment I would get home from school, I would eat something...and then I would get on the t [a public transport] and head out and train."Check out Joe Rogan's revelation below (1:34:11):