Oswin Vex

Born to British diplomats in Hong Kong, Oswin discovered wing chun at age 8 and never looked back. After a brief career in quantitative trading, he left the financial world to pursue his true passion: documenting the scientific basis behind traditional martial arts practices. With a background in data science and a certification in functional medicine, Oswin brings analytical rigor to Rude Vulture's wildest theories. He is notorious for self-experimenting with nootropics before sparring sessions and publishing the results.

How Skilled Is Keanu Reeves as a Martial Artist? A look into His Honorary Black Belt and Training

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Behind the scenes of the groundbreaking 1999 film “The Matrix,” revealed that the cast’s martial arts training extended far beyond initial expectations. What was originally planned as a five-week intensive camp evolved into a grueling six-month regimen of Wushu training, dramatically shaping the film’s iconic action sequences. The Wachowski siblings, directors of “The Matrix,” had … Read more

Mexican Politician Tried Everything, From Muscle Implants to a Fake Boxing Record, in Quest for Respect in the Boxing World

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In one of boxing’s most audacious frauds, Mexican media executive and politician Jorge Kahwagi Jr. orchestrated an elaborate deception that would ultimately make him a laughingstock in the sport. Born in 1968 to influential media mogul and political figure Jorge Kahwagi Sr., the younger Kahwagi grew up with every advantage but struggled with deep-seated insecurities … Read more

Steven Segal’s accent changes depending on the Story of origin he’s describing in that particular interview

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Steven Seagal’s public persona has long been characterized by a complex web of claims about his heritage, identity, and cultural connections. Over the decades, these assertions have evolved dramatically, painting a fascinating picture of how the action star has reimagined and repositioned his identity in the public eye. Born on April 10, 1952, in Lansing, … Read more

Andrew Huberman talks personal experience taking BPC 157 peptide, what to avoid at all cost

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Dr. Andrew Huberman, a renowned neuroscientist and host of the Huberman Lab podcast, has candidly shared his experiences with various supplements, peptides, and experimental therapies. In particular, Huberman’s use of the peptide BPC-157 has attracted considerable attention due to its purported benefits and the controversies surrounding it. Huberman’s Experimental Yet Cautious Approach Andrew Huberman’s curiosity-driven … Read more

Jiu-Jitsu Guys Embrace Bro-Science While Dosing Up on Hormones, Influenced by Joe Rogan’s Podcast

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In a testament to the peculiar influence of podcast culture on combat sports, the Brazilian Jiu-jitsu community finds itself caught in an amusing paradox: athletes are simultaneously embracing unproven “natural” lifestyle changes while diving headfirst into performance enhancement. Take Nick “Nicky Rod” Rodriguez, a rising star in the grappling world who recently made headlines for … Read more

Flat Earth Was Always a Stretch for Joe Rogan—Now Believers Are Scrambling to Avoid a Trip That Could End Their Movement

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In the world of unconventional beliefs, few theories have garnered as much attention—or controversy—as the flat Earth movement. While podcast heavyweight Joe Rogan has always maintained his skepticism, some prominent figures in the combat sports world have embraced the theory, setting the stage for what could be a definitive moment for the movement. “I don’t … Read more

Andrew Huberman Is Now Advertising $20,000 Ice Baths Joe Rogan Helped Put on the Map

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In a striking shift from his previously conservative approach to cold exposure, Stanford neuroscientist Andrew Huberman has joined Joe Rogan in promoting Morozko Forge’s premium ice baths – products that now command price tags up to $29,900, nearly triple the cost of their 2023 models. According to rudebred.com and an internet archive version of the … Read more

Tate Brothers Are Waging a Psychological War on Their Victims Through Podcasts

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In a podcast appearance with Tim Pool, attorney Joseph McBride claimed that a woman from Florida had falsely accused the Tates of crimes after a 6-day visit to Romania, triggering an investigation and raid. However, the official Romanian indictment tells a very different story. According to the indictment, Tristan Tate initiated contact with the American … Read more

Steven Seagal Got So Out of Shape He Filmed Action Scenes Sitting in a Chair

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Steven Seagal, the action movie star known for his martial arts prowess, carefully curates his image as a tough guy who often surrounds himself with accomplished martial artist. This calculated persona has been a cornerstone of his career since the 1980s, blending his on-screen roles with his real-life martial arts background. Recently, Seagal has been … Read more