Carlos Condit’s Camp Releases Official Statement Regarding Nick Diaz – Georges St-Pierre [Video]

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After Carlos Condit’s manager stated that his fighter did not step aside to allow Nick Diaz to face off with Georges St-Pierre on Super Bowl weekend, it was only a matter of time before someone received an extended version of the statement. Well, the team at Inside MMA (Kenny Rice, who is playing Superman in this clip) was joined by Bas Rutten (Captain America), Ben Askren (golden pimp), Tyron Woodley (MC Hammer) and Don Frye as (Magnum PI) and read off a statement from Malki Kawa from Condit’s camp about the UFC’s decision and how Condit is handling it.

We are obviously disappointed in the UFC’s decision to cancel its commitment with Carlos Condit to give another fighter an opportunity at the Welterweight title based on emotional reactions from UFC 137. Contrary to what has been stated, Carlos did not step aside to allow this to happen, and would not just hand over an opportunity for him to achieve his greatest career goal, one that he has earned through his strong performances in the Octagon. No option was given to him.

For the second time in less than two weeks, Carlos has had an opportunity swept out from beneath his feet. He has shown nothing but pure class in his drive to the title, and will continue to do so. Carlos does not need motivation to fight for the title, he already has it. This situation will only motivate Carlos more. He will move forward and continue to train at the level that has made him the legitimate number one contender for the UFC Welterweight championship, and he is looking forward to the opportunity to earn that title.

An Inside Pulse "original", SMS is one of the founding members of Inside Pulse and serves as the Chief Marketing Officer on the Executive Board. Smith is a fan of mixed martial arts and runs two sections of IP as Editor in Chief, RadioExile.com and InsideFights.com. Having covered music festivals around the world as well as conducting interviews with top-class professional wrestlers and musicians, he switched gears from music coverage at Radio Exile to MMA after the first The Ultimate Fighter Finale. He resides with his wife in New York City.