Joe Schilling

Date: 2016-06-29 | Duration: 2h 4m

Episode Overview

Joe Schilling joins the podcast fresh off a high-stakes Bellator kickboxing bout, diving into the emotional and physical toll of fighting at the elite level. He reflects candidly on the pressure of being a marquee fighter, describing his aggressive, all-or-nothing style that aims to thrill fans even at the risk of personal defeat. Schilling shares insights on the brutal nature of combat sports criticism, emphasizing how online haters often stem from personal insecurities and the harsh reality that fighters face intense scrutiny unlike athletes in other sports. He recounts memorable moments from his career, including his knockout victory over Simon Marcus and his resilience through multiple knockouts and injuries, underscoring his pride in his legacy and commitment to the sport. The conversation shifts to the intricacies of kickboxing rules, particularly the odd restrictions in Bellator kickboxing, such as the ban on elbows despite their prominence in traditional Muay Thai. Schilling explains the historical and cultural roots of Muay Thai and its evolution, highlighting Thailand’s profound influence on striking arts worldwide. He also discusses the challenges of popularizing kickboxing in the U.S., comparing it to MMA’s rise and the need for a breakthrough moment or platform to capture mainstream attention. Throughout, Schilling’s blend of humor, raw honesty, and deep respect for martial arts culture offers a compelling look at the life of a professional fighter navigating modern combat sports.

About Joe Schilling

Joe Schilling is a renowned American Muay Thai kickboxer known for his fierce competitiveness in the super middleweight and light heavyweight divisions. With a career marked by numerous accolades, including multiple championship titles, Joe has made a significant impact on the combat sports scene, notably with his appearances in prestigious promotions like Glory. He gained widespread recognition not only for his striking prowess but also for his engaging personality, making him a captivating figure in the fight community. Scheduled to compete at Glory 19 on February 6th, Schilling continues to push the boundaries of his sport, inspiring fans and aspiring fighters alike with his dedication and passion for martial arts.

Key Moments

– Snapchat Culture
– Digital Privacy
– Kickboxing Techniques
– Fight Strategy
– Combat Sports Promotion
– Muay Thai History
– Martial Arts Evolution
– Internet Insults
– Language and Slang
– Downtown Los Angeles
– Smoking and Vaping
– Bellator Kickboxing
– Combat Sports Injuries
– Traditional Muay Thai
– Combat Sports Rules
– Cultural Sensitivity
– Social Media Impact
– MMA History
– Combat Sports Personalities
– Sports Medicine
0:00:00 – Introduction and Snapchat discussion
0:01:12 – The dynamics of sending and receiving explicit pictures
0:02:33 – Joe Schilling discusses emotional pressure before fight
0:04:23 – Balancing fighting smart vs. fighting exciting
0:05:14 – Dealing with online critics and keyboard warriors
0:06:10 – Perspective on hate and criticism in public life
0:09:48 – Discussion of Floyd Mayweather and public perception
0:12:29 – Joe Schilling reflects on career and fight outcomes
0:14:00 – Bellator kickboxing rules and illegal strikes
0:15:22 – K-1 rules and their impact on kickboxing style
0:16:14 – Dana White's views on kickboxing in America
0:19:05 – Bellator's strategy to promote kickboxing
0:20:32 – Need for a breakthrough event like UFC's Ultimate Fighter
0:21:10 – Internet slang: meaning and use of 'cuck'
0:25:52 – Humorous and dark discussion of cuckold porn
0:27:36 – Life and culture of downtown Los Angeles
0:30:06 – Joe Schilling on smoking, vaping, and health
0:38:03 – Working with Scott Coker and Bellator promotion
0:41:27 – Muay Thai's cultural significance and global impact
0:45:47 – MMA fight records and early fight rules
0:47:30 – Boss Root's fighting style and injury management
0:49:42 – Joe Schilling's knee injuries and recovery
0:50:06 – Short notice fight and last-minute rules explained

Transcript Excerpt

Starting point is 00:00:00 boom we're live fresh from the trenches joe shilling in the motherfucking house what's up joe how are you brother i'm doing i'm doing pretty well are you chatting with people you're doing that snapchat yeah i had to snapchat you to the world these wacky kids and their snapchat i tried snapchat the other day because uh my little daughter loves it god damn dude all my names are taken my name's taken powerful j name's taken, powerful JRE's taken, Joe Rogan Experience is taken, everything's fucking creeps. That's so weird. Give it up, you freaks. Give me my name back. Starting point is 00:00:31 Weirdos. Yeah. Well, what are you going to do? I was late to the game. What is the big deal with Snapchat? Why is everybody like that? I don't know. It's really blown up lately. Starting point is 00:00:42 When it first came out years ago, it had a little different connotation to it it was like you know the picture is deleted in like five seconds it was like your pussy sexting app yeah fucking dick pics and shit yeah but uh but nobody deletes those they just make a screenshot yeah then they'll tell you hey she screenshotted your your uh stuff there and you're like no that's that horrible feeling in the bottom of your gut no i don't know you have problems if you're sitting, no. That's that horrible feeling in the bottom of your gut. No. I don't know. You have problems if you're sending dick pics anyway. I don't understand the concept of that. Starting point is 00:01:12 Unless the girl wants dick pics, and then you've got to send them. I guess. Yeah. If you talk to people that are in the dick pic game, they'll tell you, you've got to send pictures to get pictures. Because girls feel vulnerable. If they're just sending you pictures of their pussy and you're not sending anything back, they feel like, this motherfucker has me here. Starting point is 00:01:30 This is bullshit. There's no trust in this relationship. Even if they don't want them, they just want ...

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