Video UFC 154 post-fight presser highlights
It’s been a war. The main event of UFC 154 Georges St Pierre vs Carlos Condit has been a great match, with the crowd of the Montreal’s Bell Centre on its feet for most of the fight. Between them there was also ‘The Spider’ Anderson Silva.
The faces of the two opponents at the press fight speak for themselves: they give everything they got.
Videos Georges St Pierre and Carlos Condit past fights
Before Georges St Pierre and Carlos Condit meet to determine the undisputed UFC welterweight champion at UFC 154, November 17, see several of the past fights that have helped define their careers.
We also have a pre-fight interview at Firas Zahabi’s Tristar Gym, where several fighters who will be competing on November 17 are working out, including GSP, Carmont, Cote, Bocek And Makdessi.
Link to UFC 154 fight card
Only four days to UFC 154. Now we have two Champions, but at the end of the day, only one will remain.
Who will be?
The Canadian phenomenon Georges St Pierre, undefeated for 5 years, or ‘The Natural Born Killer’ Carlos Condit, current UFC Interim Welterweight Champion and a former WEC Welterweight Champion?
Let us know your choice!
Video The return of Georges St Pierre
This Saturday Georges St Pierre will make his return in the Octagon after almost a year and half (against Jake Shields at UCF 129).
It was a hard recovery from a bad knee injury (torn ACL), but now GSP is back to fight! Watch the second episode of UFC Primetime: St Pierre vs Condit!
UFC 154 Primetime: St Pierre vs Condit – Episode 1
UFC 154 Primetime go inside the personal lives and training camps of welterweight champion Georges St Pierre and interim champion Carlos Condit in the weeks leading up to their title fight at UFC 154 scheduled on November 17, 2012, at the Bell Centre, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
(See also UFC 154: St Pierre vs Condit extended Preview)
UFC 154 fight card:
MAIN CARD
Georges St Pierre vs Carlos Condit (welterweight-title unification)
Martin Kampmann vs Johny Hendricks
“I said it in Brazil, and I’ll say it again: Hell yes, they will (fight)” Dana White said Tuesday during MetroPCS online chat.
But it will not be easy, because both of them have other plans (watch Anderson Silva UFC 153 post fight interview) and Jon ‘Bones’ Jones (17-1 MMA, 11-1 UFC) said he wants to be a heavyweight as early as next year.
Anderson Silva (33-4 MMA, 16-0 UFC) has always said that his desire is to fight welterweight champ Georges St Pierre (22-2 MMA, 16-2 UFC), who will make his most-anticipated return in the Octagon in less than 3 weeks (UFC 154: St Pierre vs Condit).
White, though, isn’t buying that argument: “I guarantee you that fight will absolutely happen. When people say that, it’s crazy because a lot of people believe that Jon Jones should be fighting at heavyweight anyway,” he said. “So to say that GSP vs Anderson Silva doesn’t make
Less than 3 weeks to UFC 154 St Pierre vs Condit. We can’t wait for GSP return!
Watch the extended preview!
UFC interim welterweight champion Carlos Condit knows that to be the man, you’ve got to beat the man.
But if that “man” is named Georges St Pierre, everything becomes complicated.
On November 17 in Montreal at UFC 154 GSP will make his return after almost 20 months from his last match against Jake Shields at UFC 129.
On December 7, 2011, it was in fact revealed St-Pierre had sustained an ACL injury to his right knee, forcing him out of the bout with Nick Diaz. Diaz lost to Carlos Condit at UFC 143, in a fight for the UFC Interim Welterweight Championship.
“He’s the best in the world. He’s one of the best the sport has ever seen,” Condit admitted.
But if GSP is “the man”, ‘The Natural Born Killer’ is
Anderson Silva post-fight interview at UFC 153
After his dominant UFC 153 victory over Stephan Bonnar at HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro (= Silva vs Bonnar), Anderson ‘The Spider’ Silva was once again in the middle of the “Jon Jones issue”.
Though the middleweight champion is still against the idea of facing the reigning light heavyweight champion, UFC president Dana White thinks he can change Silva’s mind, not only by words, but using money. A lot of money.
During Saturday night’s post-fight press conference Dana said: “I know he’s been saying ‘no’, but, for the amount of money that would be offered for that fight, I guarantee you I will make Anderson Silva say ‘yes.’”
Silva, however, immediately
Less than 15 days to UFC 153 (October 13, 2012 at the HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), but the questions at a press conference for promoting the bout are all for Silva’s future. In particular the alleged fear of the “Spider” to face Chris Weidman, who is coming off dominant back-to-back wins over top-10 opponents.
“Everything has its time. He’ll have his opportunity to fight for the belt. Maybe I fight next before he gets the shot, I lose and he fights someone else. We don’t know. I can fight Bonnar, lose and say: ‘you know what, I don’t want it anymore’. Or maybe I win and way ‘I don’t want
