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“You’ve got to give DJ his credit. He’s incredible. He’s always looking for the finish. He’s exciting, he really is. But the competition, unless you were a hardcore MMA fan, you wouldn’t know who the hell they were if you walked past them. I’ll be honest, I wouldn’t recognize some of those guys and I live and breathe mixed martial arts. If some of those guys walked past me in the street, I wouldn’t know. . You need fantastic opponents. You need opponents that bring out the best in you. You need opponents that can give you a run for your money. And some of those people have given him a really good run for his money but some of them he’s completely wiped out.”
Bisping, The Ultimate Fighter 3 light heavyweight tournament winner, also believes a fight with TJ would massively boost Johnson’s popularity and star power, stating that a champ vs. champ super-fight would be the biggest pay-per-view event of his career.
“Another knock has been that he hasn’t been a proven draw,” Bisping said. “He hasn’t sold big pay-per-views. I don’t think that’s Demetrious’ fault. I think that’s just the trend that we see in combat sports. Super light weight classes like that have always had a hard time drawing at the box office. But him against T.J., that’s an interesting fight. That’s a fight that gets people to sit up, take notice, give him respect, and essentially, earn them both a lot of money.”
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Bisping, The Ultimate Fighter 3 light heavyweight tournament winner, also believes a fight with TJ would massively boost Johnson’s popularity and star power, stating that a champ vs. champ super-fight would be the biggest pay-per-view event of his career.
“Another knock has been that he hasn’t been a proven draw,” Bisping said. “He hasn’t sold big pay-per-views. I don’t think that’s Demetrious’ fault. I think that’s just the trend that we see in combat sports. Super light weight classes like that have always had a hard time drawing at the box office. But him against T.J., that’s an interesting fight. That’s a fight that gets people to sit up, take notice, give him respect, and essentially, earn them both a lot of money.”
https://www.bloodyelbow.com/platfor...&utm_source=twitter&__twitter_impression=true
Agree with the Ping bros?