UFC star threatens to 'slap' organization's commentator over comments about the fighter

Colby covington is a challenger for the UFC title. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/UFC

Colby covington isn't living his moment of glory in the UFC and doesn't seem to be dealing very well with the repercussions of it. The last time 'Chaos' stepped into the octagon, was defeated by Joaquin buckley at the last UFC event last year. He suffered a TKO at the end of the third round in the main fight of the UFC Tampa.

The reverberation of the American's presentations has become a reason for threats. Recently, Colby threatened the commentator Paul felder in an interview with 'Submission Radio'.

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"I know Paul felder “If he keeps talking nonsense in the commentary booth, he’s going to get a slap too, that self-contempt… man, he was talking s*it about me. He was saying s*it ‘that he did this and that’ and other s*it,” Covington said during the conversation with Denis Shkuratov.

The welterweight (up to 77kg) didn't stop there. The fighter took the opportunity to tell a story, at the very least, embarrassing about his rival.

“Hey, Denis, I want you to ask him the next time you see him in person, ask him about the time we were at Joint Base Langley Eustace, the Army and Air Force base, and he was tied up in f*cking handcuffs by military police to a toilet in his bathroom because he was drunk on base,” Covington said.