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Firas Zahabi says Georges St-Pierre "has lots of fights left," previous comments taken out of context
Source #1:
http://www.mmatorch.com/artman2/publish/UFC_2/article_18875.shtml#.UmGA99Lz-5I
Georges St-Pierre is not contemplating hanging up his well-worn gloves after his scheduled UFC 167 matchup with Johny Hendricks after all. That’s according to a report from Ariel Helwani on Wednesday’s edition of UFC Tonight.
Source #2:
http://msn.foxsports.com/ufc/story/gsp-not-considering-retirement-101613
Zahabi told UFC Tonight reporter Ariel Helwani that this has been St-Pierre’s best camp in years, he is 100-percent focused on Hendricks, and he is not at all talking about any sort of exit strategy following the fight.
Source #3:
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/georges-st-pierre-trainer-taken-234303722--mma.html
"GSP has always said that if he loses the drive to really go through with a great training camp and push himself, then he will retire," Zahabi said through Helwani. "GSP's camp has been his best in years, last two not so great, because he was so rusty because of the knee injury."
Source #4:
http://www.mmafighting.com/2013/10/...pierre-is-not-planning-on-retirement-any-time
Believe it when you see it
If GSP beats Johny, since returning from ACL surgery, he will have won as many gold belts as the following fighters won throughout their entire UFC careers: Jens Pulver, Renan Barao, Demetrious Johnson, Cain Velasquez, Brock Lesnar, Rich Franklin, Andrei Arlovski, and Frankie Edgar.
Post surgery, GSP has already won at least as many UFC title fights as the following fighters have won throughout their entire UFC careers: prime JDS, prime Frank Mir, prime Shogun Rua, prime Lyoto Machida, prime Rashad Evans, prime Forrest Griffin, prime Rampage, prime Evan Tanner, prime Carlos Newton, and prime Anthony Pettis.
Source:
http://www.fightmatrix.com/ufc-records/title-wins/
Source #1:
http://www.mmatorch.com/artman2/publish/UFC_2/article_18875.shtml#.UmGA99Lz-5I
Georges St-Pierre is not contemplating hanging up his well-worn gloves after his scheduled UFC 167 matchup with Johny Hendricks after all. That’s according to a report from Ariel Helwani on Wednesday’s edition of UFC Tonight.
Source #2:
http://msn.foxsports.com/ufc/story/gsp-not-considering-retirement-101613
Zahabi told UFC Tonight reporter Ariel Helwani that this has been St-Pierre’s best camp in years, he is 100-percent focused on Hendricks, and he is not at all talking about any sort of exit strategy following the fight.
Source #3:
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/georges-st-pierre-trainer-taken-234303722--mma.html
"GSP has always said that if he loses the drive to really go through with a great training camp and push himself, then he will retire," Zahabi said through Helwani. "GSP's camp has been his best in years, last two not so great, because he was so rusty because of the knee injury."
Source #4:
http://www.mmafighting.com/2013/10/...pierre-is-not-planning-on-retirement-any-time
Believe it when you see it
If GSP beats Johny, since returning from ACL surgery, he will have won as many gold belts as the following fighters won throughout their entire UFC careers: Jens Pulver, Renan Barao, Demetrious Johnson, Cain Velasquez, Brock Lesnar, Rich Franklin, Andrei Arlovski, and Frankie Edgar.
Post surgery, GSP has already won at least as many UFC title fights as the following fighters have won throughout their entire UFC careers: prime JDS, prime Frank Mir, prime Shogun Rua, prime Lyoto Machida, prime Rashad Evans, prime Forrest Griffin, prime Rampage, prime Evan Tanner, prime Carlos Newton, and prime Anthony Pettis.
Source:
http://www.fightmatrix.com/ufc-records/title-wins/
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