The MMA Hour<\/a>. \u201cFirst of all, there\u2019s two variables I never expected in this game. The first was to fight [Anderson] Silva and now to fight Jon Jones. I have to adapt to that. So, he\u2019s a c*nt and I say that because he\u2019s picking the time when I\u2019m supposed to get the most shine to come at me because he\u2019s irrelevant. No one really cares about him. I\u2019m everything he wished he was, I\u2019m everything he wished he would have been. Like \u2018Ooooh, I want to thank God\u2019 and meanwhile he\u2019s in the back *makes snorting noise* and the hiding under a cage to avoid USADA.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\u201cI know some things, the streets are talking. Everyone knows what\u2019s up behind the scene. So, I\u2019m everything he wished he was. People don\u2019t have to like me but it\u2019s hard not to like me. Like, f*ck, I just put on one the best fights you\u2019ve ever seen and I\u2019m a nice guy. I\u2019m actually a nice guy. I\u2019m sure to his team and his people he\u2019s actually nice but, yeah, I don\u2019t know.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cIf he wants to come down to 185 [pounds] then I mean, hey, kill yourself to come down,” Adesanya continued. “I wouldn\u2019t advise it. Eventually at a catchweight or something. I\u2019ll come up. I like the sound of two belts. But he knows I\u2019m getting better each fight.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
After Adesanya expressed his thoughts on the matter, it prompted some fired up responses from the light heavyweight champion.<\/p>\n\n\n\n