Dan Hooker hilariously reveals what "glistening" Joe Rogan's head tasted like - "It was magical"

Dan Hooker's victory at UFC 281 against Claudio Puelles was followed by a memorable post-fight octagon interview with Joe Rogan.

Hooker bided his time against Puelles in the first round before launching body kicks to secure a TKO victory in the second round of the main card opener. 'The Hangman' then proceeded to speak to Rogan in the octagon interview, during which he planted a kiss on Rogan's head to sign off.

Hooker was asked to describe his experience kissing Rogan in an interview with Submission Radio. Hooker spared no details:

"Joe Rogan's head, it was glistening. It was talking to me. It said, 'Kiss me, Dan Hooker. Kiss me.' It tasted sweet! It tasted sweet, he had the sweat. It was magical. It was like, 'Aah.' It was one of the best things I've ever tasted in my life, if I'm not gonna lie, if I'm being honest. That's a good-smelling man! That was a good-smelling man, well taken care of head. Not smelly at all. Delicious."

Catch Hooker's full interview with Submission Radio on YouTube:

The lightweight contender also took to Instagram to recall the incident as he termed it one of the best moments of his professional career:

"I’ve had a ton of incredible moments throughout my career thus far. However none sweeter than my lips smooching the glorious dome of the legend that is @joerogan"

Check out his post on Instagram below:

Relive the iconic moment on YouTube:

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Joe Rogan reacts to Alex Pereira's performance against Israel Adesanya at UFC 281

Joe Rogan returned to the UFC commentary booth at UFC 281 and had a front-row seat to the incredible card.

He also witnessed long-time middleweight king Israel Adesanya getting dethroned by his former kickboxing foe. Alex Pereira knocked 'The Last Stylebender' out in the final round of the main event.

Rogan spoke of Pereira's rise to the top of mixed martial arts in the aftermath of the event, saying:

"It's otherworldly [the accomplishment], and you know the difference is like, Israel of course is a specialist, and that specialist is his striking... Alex Pereira is one of the greatest strikers in kickboxing history. He's a real killer and we saw it tonight that it translates to MMA. But boy did he get tested, especially in the first round."

Catch the UFC commentary team's complete reaction to UFC 281 with Joe Rogan, Jon Anik, and Daniel Cormier: