“Justin Gaethje never breaks his word. If he gets jumped by Paddy, he'll retire and never fight in the UFC-via Submission Radio.”

“He did not train for almost 40 days for this fight. He came from Dagestan with some messed-up ribs and he sparred three times. Every time we have to stop the sparring. UFC knew about it, he was getting injections, he was getting cortisone -revealing that Magomed Ankalaev did not train for 40 days before UFC 320”

“The only thing he did for 40 days - run, jump, jump rope, hit mitts and do conditioning. He did zero wrestling, zero grappling. I hope the UFC will appreciate what he done for them to keep the main event going on -revealing that Magomed Ankalaev did not train for 40 days before UFC 320”

“If you’ve never been poked in the eye before, you shouldn’t be talking. This guy’s a world champion — do you really think he’s going to quit on himself? Getting poked in the eye can leave you half-blind for hours. It’s extremely uncomfortable — sometimes you’re seeing double or even triple -defends Tom Aspinall after UFC 321 eye poke incident”

“Saturday night, Magomed Ankalaev fought Alex Pereira. In the rematch, and Alex Pereira won. Congratulations to him and his team. I know his coaches, managers, and always show them respect. I don?t know Alex personally. But, I am Team Magomed Ankalaev. Whatever I can do to help him, I will do it. As long as I don?t insult someone?s family, religion, or his nation. Everything Muhammad Ankalaev said on his social media, he approved it. And if I did help him, it was his knowledge-after Alex Pereira's UFC 320 win.”

“But, in reality, this is not about me and Alex. This is about Magomed Ankalaev and Alex. Alex was the best man on Saturday night. And we take our losses like men....But, all along, I thought Magomed Ankalaev will beat him. And he already beat him once. And I believe, if they fight again, Magomed Ankalaev will beat him. There?s a lot of things happened with Ankalaev in his camp...If it was up to me, he should never have fought this time. But he's a grown man, he makes his own decisions, and he lives by his actions. But for now, this is all I have to say. Congratulations to Alex and his team. Life goes on”