Bisping doesn't guarantee fight with Romero: 'I want money'

Bisping said he wants interesting fights financially (Photo: Getty Images)

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The UFC middleweight champion, Michael Bisping, is still recovering from a serious injury, but is already eyeing his next opponent. Despite Yoel romero having won the right to face him after a devastating victory over Chris Weidman, the Briton does not guarantee his return to competitions against the Cuban. First, because he will still need another knee surgery, and second because he doesn't know if Romero has the ability to attract pay-per-view sales.

“I want the biggest fights possible. I've fought tough guys my entire career. And by biggest, I mean the fight that generates the most money. I think I deserved to think like that. I earned that right. So, if it is Yoel romero, excellent. If Anderson Silva, also. If it’s GSP…I’m the world champion and I want any challenge, but I also want the biggest fight possible”, commented Bisping, in an interview with the North American website “Champions.co”.

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the interest of Michael Bisping in fights that generate money it is old. Before making the first defense of your title against Dan Henderson, the champion tried to arrange a duel against Georges St Pierre. After beating Hendo, the “Count” also speculated on a fight against Tyron woodley, current owner of the welterweight belt.