Woodley offers to replace GSP against Bisping; English teases

Woodley (photo) wants to fight for the middleweight title Photo: Disclosure

UFC welterweight champion, Tyron woodley, he no longer hides his desire to fight against Michael Bisping, owner of the belt in the top category. The North American used his social networks to provoke Georges St Pierre and request a duel against Bisping instead of the Canadian, whose fight with the Englishman has already been scheduled by Ultimate, but there is still no date for it to take place.

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“Bisping, Georges St Pierre He doesn't really want to fight. He's playing with us all. I would generously put my foot up his ass. Eighth of July. Write down this date”, challenged Woodley, via his official Twitter.

Upon receiving Woodley's message, however, Bisping mocked his friend (the two work together as analysts for the North American channel FOX Sports), and provoked him for his below-average performance in defending his belt against Stephen Thompson, which had little action and was criticized by fans, the press and other fighters.

“Tyron, I have no interest in shadow training you for 25 minutes. I need someone who actually fights,” Bisping teased.

The Englishman had complained about GSP's stance, who did not want to fight him at UFC 213, which should take place on July 8th. Bisping even threatened to give a title shot to Yoel romero who, in theory, would be the next challenger for the middleweight belt.