Two years after Georges St-Pierre vacated his UFC belt and took time off from the sport, the Canadian is finally showing some signs of a possible return.
Saint-Pierre is away from the octagons since December 2013, when he defeated Johny Hendricks via split decision – and controversy.
In these two years away from competition, “Rush” did not stop training.He has been staying active and has been training Jiu-Jitsu.
GSP is now 34 years old.
St-Pierre told Montreal’s Reseau de sports:
“I’m starting to get the feeling, more and more, to come back.
I watch the fights to see what’s going on in my division, and I’m staying in shape. It’s like a knife that I have to keep sharp just in case I ever decide to jump back in the mix. It’s most likely not going to happen in 2015, but I don’t know, yet.”
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