Justin Gaethje RETIRING!? | Bisping Predicts Arman Tsarukyan Title Fight
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[music] >> All right, so listen, everyone's talking about Arman Tsarukyan fighting for the belt next, but the big question is who's it going to be that he fights against? Because yes, okay, on paper, the man is Justin Gaethje. The undisputed champion of the world is Justin Gaethje. But Justin Gaethje himself is still
undecided as to whether or not he's going to fight. Of course, he beat Ilia Topuria at the White House. That was in June. We're now almost in October. June, July, August, September, October. It's almost been 4 months since the last fight. 4 months is a long time. His hands still hurt, apparently. He said he
wants to take the rest of the year off, and I totally get that. The man deserves to. And Justin Gaethje is an absolute legend, the career that he's had. So, I ain't talking [ __ ] so don't get it twisted, everyone. The career that he's had is unbelievable, right? He is a human highlight reel. It's phenomenal.
The former interim lightweight champ, the undisputed lightweight champ, and of course, the former BMF champ as well, right? He's provided nothing but pure entertainment to the UFC. And anytime his name is on the card, listen, it's a must-see event, simple as that. So, I ain't talking [ __ ] I've got nothing but
respect. However, he does kind of need to make a decision. Now, I saw an interview today with Andrew Schulz on the Flagrant podcast or Flagrant Army or something like that. So, let's have a little look and have a listen to Justin Gaethje himself. >> Everyone's like, you know, you fight Arman. I don't know what to fight. I
have I have injuries I have to take care of. I haven't made a decision, but I am 37 years old. My first fight was 2008. I've had 40 fights, including my amateur fights, so I don't know. I don't know. >> So, you might not you might not go again? >> Who knows? Who knows?
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