And, while they're at it, the UFC honchos should mandate a rematch between Bisping and Hamill.
White said the rematch is "a no-brainer and I'm going to be on it right away."
Having them fight again in a place where an official athletic commission will oversee the affairs is the only way to remove the stench surrounding UFC 75.
I agree with Dana. The only way to remove this stench surrounding the UFC 75 fight debacle is to do a rematch. If that is the case UFC will have to offer a lot more cash to Bisping in order to try and entice him to come over to America where the fight is better regulated. But here's my prediction. I predict that Bisping won't take the offer saying, delusionally so, that he won the fight "fair and square." And probably use Hamill's own "fair and square" post-fight remark as a reason why he don't need to go for a rematch. He said so right after the fight that the issue between him and Hamill is done with. If Bisping can be that brash and delusional at the same time, not to mention the wanton use of obscene gestures to his chagrin against those who don't agree, then certainly why should Bisping risk losing face with another rematch against Matt knowing full well he got lucky the first time? Why risk it?
Ok. Suppose Bisping takes up to the challenge (of course his asking price would be ten times the amount by then since he's now a "star") for a rematch. He loses to Hamill. Would it then be fair for Bisping to demand another rematch for the best out of three?
All in all, Bisping has shown to be a classless act that night and that leaves a bad taste in everybody's mouth, including many Britains.
Hat tip: CF
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