Konan
05-27-2010, 07:31 PM
Source: Fighters Only Magazine
Former UFC Welterweight, Paul Daley money and pressure from the fans could help see him return to the UFC in the future, despite Dana White saying Daley will never fight in the UFC again.
Speaking via Fighters Only Magazine, Daley said:
“I’m just going to be me now. When people say why am I not in the UFC I’ll say the same thing as ever. If you’re winning fights and a lot of people are talking about you… whether Dana White likes it or not, he’s all about the money.”
“If I can bring money to the UFC, everybody’s talking about Paul ‘Semtex’ Daley, how much better he’s got since the Koscheck fight, all these top names he’s beaten outside of the UFC, Dana’s got to respond to the fans at some point.”
“It is not my intention – my intention is just to get better as a fighter anyway. I’m not looking to get back into the UFC. Obviously if they offered me I wouldn’t say no. I just want to keep fighting, keep winning and getting better.”
Daley was released by the UFC after punching Josh Koscheck following the end of the fight at UFC 113 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Daley is booked to compete in Australia during the month of July against a yet to be determined opponent.
Former UFC Welterweight, Paul Daley money and pressure from the fans could help see him return to the UFC in the future, despite Dana White saying Daley will never fight in the UFC again.
Speaking via Fighters Only Magazine, Daley said:
“I’m just going to be me now. When people say why am I not in the UFC I’ll say the same thing as ever. If you’re winning fights and a lot of people are talking about you… whether Dana White likes it or not, he’s all about the money.”
“If I can bring money to the UFC, everybody’s talking about Paul ‘Semtex’ Daley, how much better he’s got since the Koscheck fight, all these top names he’s beaten outside of the UFC, Dana’s got to respond to the fans at some point.”
“It is not my intention – my intention is just to get better as a fighter anyway. I’m not looking to get back into the UFC. Obviously if they offered me I wouldn’t say no. I just want to keep fighting, keep winning and getting better.”
Daley was released by the UFC after punching Josh Koscheck following the end of the fight at UFC 113 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Daley is booked to compete in Australia during the month of July against a yet to be determined opponent.