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Last updated on April 22, 2025.
To be a champion in the UFC, you have to be an elite, high-level, effective, professional kickboxer. You have to be the best of the best on your feet.
I think the UFC needs to value me and they are valuing me.
Considering myself as a true number one in the UFC, I think Cain Velasquez is the number two.
I buy the UFC pay-per-views that are on OnDemand, DirectTV, and DISH. As far as quality, come on. These are the best heavyweights in the world. I think everybody knows that.
I will fight whoever the UFC wants me to fight.
You have to entertain in the UFC. Like it or not, this isn't news. It has been this way for a while, and it will continue to be this way.
If you were in the UFC as a heavyweight, you'd be an idiot to not want to fight Brock Lesnar. Whether he's a good fight for you, that doesn't matter.
I'm invested in the UFC, but I'm invested in myself at the same time, showing everyone that I am one of the greatest.
Is there any hungry fighters out there that say they don't get paid enough by the UFC? I tell you what: Cowboy's got the answer. Sign on the line. I don't care where you're at on the roster. Let's go.
I think Valentina is the best pound-for-pound in the UFC.
Everyone in the UFC is good. If you're at the lowest end or the highest end, you have a chance to get knocked out and put to sleep.
You only get one chance to fight in the UFC, and while you have the chance, you might as well take it.
In the end, if you're in the UFC, you are a professional, you paid your dues, and you know exactly what this job entails. You should go in there as a professional and do what you do.
If you depend on the UFC for sponsorships, the only money you get is in-cage sponsorships? Then I don't feel, as a manager, that you're doing your job.
The sport has definitely moved beyond that founding idea of MMA, but without a doubt we wouldn't be sitting here right now if the Gracies didn't come here and teach their style and create the UFC.
If I say one thing to the UFC, I say it in an interview. I don't have conflicting stories.
That first loss in the UFC was a tough one. I hadn't fought in a year, and you start again, different organisation, different scenario, and it all plays into it.
I think it's rude of the UFC to try and lowball me and expect me to negotiate a deal while I'm training for a fight.
Of course it's an honour to be fighting at UFC 100, but I don't sit back and think about that. For me, it is only ever about winning.
People can doubt me, and they'll do that forever, but show me a better, cleaner fighter in the UFC or in general.
I've already made my own mistakes in this game, even in the UFC. I'm just smart about how I make mistakes.
Johnny Walker is the man the UFC wants to win, they're investing in him, they want him to get to the top and my job is to stop that from happening.
I've got to give props to my dad. He got me into the UFC and the MMA scene to begin with.
I will be in the UFC one day, and it will take more than one man to stop me.
For a lot of MMA fans, especially in the UFC, they didn't know who I was... unless you're really involved in women's MMA.
If you want to prove your worth and prove you're one of the best in the world, you need to be fighting in the UFC.
At one point, I had 10 UFC fights under my belt. But at the same time, I had no money and no house to live in.
I play 'Madden,' 'NBA,' 'UFC.' I play on the Xbox 360.
I stopped trying to think about how the UFC operates. It's like trying to understand a woman.
There was a lot of pride, being one of the elite fighters in the world, in the best promotion in the world. That's what I was proud of. To be called a UFC fighter, that was important.
The UFC is the best organization in the world, they sign the best fighters.
I'm already the face of the UFC, plus the face of boxing, WWE, and Hollywood.
I'll do whatever the UFC tells me. They are giving me tough girls, and I'm doing great fights, so I'll continue this way.
I've always thought that being in the UFC is what the name suggests: Ultimate Fighting Championship. As time went on, people started learning to use the rules that suit them.
It's long been a problem. But I'm not just talking about the UFC - I mean homophobia in sports in general and athletes sometimes say really stupid things.
Even though I didn't do as well in the UFC as the rest of my career, I feel like I did everything that I could to have an overall successful career.
Michael Bisping versus Georges St-Pierre is a money fight, and the UFC loves money fights.
I'm just happy to have my job with the UFC and my bosses, they know the level of heart that I have, what I've put into this sport. They know what I bring to the company.
All of my fights, especially all of my UFC fights my whole career, I've never been in there without any kind of impingement and pain wrong with my back.
I like to have Ric Flair in the ring one more time in the MMA or the UFC. I'd like to beat the hell out of him.
Partnering with MetroPCS is a great opportunity for me. It's great to be partnered with a company that serves a consumer similar to the UFC and my fan base.
If Brock Lesnar wants to fight in UFC, Brock Lesnar will fight in UFC. If Brock Lesnar wants to fight in WWE, he will fight in WWE.
I've been in martial arts for so many years, so to hold the belt of UFC and be on top of the biggest organization, it will be represented in this belt.
Many of my greatest fights and moments were in the UFC, and they were always good to me.
When you fight in the UFC and train with the guys that I train with, you learn that there is always still a lot of work to do.
All you've ever seen in the UFC was the greatest athletes in the world. Never, ever did we do a freakshow and we won't.
I'm under contract. Whatever the UFC asks, I have to do because they are my bosses and they treat me very well. I can't complain about that, and it's this, man: When you have a boss, you need to follow orders.
You see a lot of fighters who just got into the UFC getting a lot more recognition than the people who have been in there.
A big misconception is that women shouldn't be in the UFC because we fight 'like girls,' but I think women have some of the most exciting fights.
I have the highest takedown defense in the entire welterweight division, maybe the second-highest on the UFC roster.
In terms of Rogers, I can't comment on how other fighters in the UFC would fare with Brett Rogers because that's just speculation.
I would be lying I didn't mention I saw Dominick Cruz's performance at UFC 178 and was impressed by his dominating performance.
I would love to fight a lot more often, but of course it's the UFC, and whenever they feel that they have an opening, then they can put us in there because there's so many fighters.
Sometimes we have to sell UFC clothes, backpack, gloves, stuff like that, to make some extra money to finish a camp. It's quite difficult, but we go on.
I watched the UFC way back in the day, before there were time limits. I always knew it's what I wanted to do some day.
Whoever has lost a fight in the UFC and hasn't wanted to fight that guy the next day shouldn't be in the sport.
In the UFC, at first we were like a family, but then it turned corporate. In Bellator, we're family.
If Dana White can offer a contract that's not one-sided, and it's not cumbersome to the point where we look at it and realize that we can't fight for him, then we'll fight in the UFC.
When it comes to strength, I reckon pound for pound I'm one of the strongest in the whole UFC.
It can be kind of difficult because of the workload I have at Texas A&M, so I have to find time to study as I pursue my major, but also to travel and compete and train hard for my fights to come in the UFC.