A world of confusion is surrounding the career of Georges St-Pierre lately. The one time welterweigh champion and legend of the sport announced his contract with the UFC is null but the UFC is refusing to go out without a fight.
Now GSP has been aware of the social media messages of Michael Bisping and he’s issued his own one.
Bisping personally claimed he verbally agreed to fight GSP while also adding “We all want more money. But let’s go, sign the papers. Give the people of Toronto what they want, be a hero! Let’s go champ.”
Be a ?? hero @georgesstpierre https://t.co/90PsESYhs6
— michael (@bisping) October 26, 2016
Going as to confirm the fight had been in the works for a while.
They’ve been negotiating this fight for the last few days. #letsgochamp https://t.co/lltcEaJ8zz
— michael (@bisping) October 26, 2016
GSP responded posting a video message to Bisping saying he had spoken to the new owner of UFC, hollywood superagent Ari Emanuel and Dana White and isn’t cleared to step back into the octagon.
“Last week, I met with Ari, and I made peace with Dana. I tired to resolve things, but unfortunately, right now it’s not happening. Hopefully, things will change soon.”
You can watch the whole message below:
Message to Michael @Bisping pic.twitter.com/coe1zBuvXj
— Georges St-Pierre (@GeorgesStPierre) October 26, 2016
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