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Dec 11, 2024

"Why You Lying Colby Covington?" 🤯 | UFC Tampa Media Day

UFC - "Why You Lying Colby Covington?" 🤯 | UFC Tampa Media Day

The video transcript captures a series of interviews and discussions with MMA fighter Colby Covington and others, focusing on upcoming fights, personal rivalries, and the business aspects of the sport. Covington discusses his upcoming fight against Joaquin Buckley, expressing confidence and dismissing Buckley's relevance. He also talks about his past fights, injuries, and his commitment to the UFC, emphasizing his loyalty and long-term contract with the organization. Covington criticizes other fighters like Kamaru Usman and Jon Jones, questioning their integrity and performance. He also comments on the importance of staying ready for short-notice fights, suggesting that they are beneficial for maintaining peak performance without the wear and tear of long training camps. The discussion also touches on the role of fan perception and media narratives in shaping a fighter's career, with Covington acknowledging the impact of public opinion but focusing on his own goals and legacy. Other fighters, like Joaquin Buckley, share their perspectives on fighting Covington, highlighting the strategic and promotional aspects of the sport.

Key Points:

  • Colby Covington is preparing for a fight against Joaquin Buckley, emphasizing his readiness and dismissing Buckley's significance.
  • Covington discusses his loyalty to the UFC, having signed a long-term contract, and dismisses rumors about leaving the organization.
  • He criticizes other fighters like Kamaru Usman and Jon Jones, questioning their performances and personal conduct.
  • Covington highlights the benefits of short-notice fights, suggesting they help maintain peak performance without extensive wear and tear.
  • The video also explores the role of fan perception and media narratives, with Covington focusing on his legacy and personal goals.
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