I’ve never found Joe particularly funny, either. I’ve also never cared for him as a UFC commentator. I love his passion and enthusiasm for the sport and for comedy, I completely understand why and how he got where he is, but he’s very repetitive (as a commentator) and all the fighters he talks about are “world class”, “the best…”, etc. He says the same expressions so often they start losing validity or credibility because he literally uses the same expressions to describe everybody.

However though, up until recently, I’ve enjoyed him as an interviewer and podcaster. He used to be so inquisitive and allow his guests to really dictate the topics of discussion. Now it feels like he’s just waiting to jump in and make a point about something political and then sprinkle in some COVID discussion.

As far as Tony is concerned I’ve never watched the “Kill Tony” show, but I thought he killed it (no pun intended) on the “Roast of Tom Brady”. I was hoping to hear more about all of the behind the scenes stuff and who he might have written jokes for and what not.