“Anderson Silva still got it at 50 years old”

– via X reacting to Anderson Silva’s second round knockout of Tyron Woodley.

“Shoutout to Anderson Silva”

– via X reacting to Anderson Silva’s second round knockout of Tyron Woodley.

“I will always enjoy watching Sempai fight”

– via X reacting to Anderson Silva’s second round knockout of Tyron Woodley.

“A lot of people talk bad about Dana, but he's a businessman. It's tough to say something bad or good about Dana because it's only about business. When you don't make the same numbers, why should i keep you? Dana is Dana, he is the boss.”

– via MMA Fighting, offering his perspective on Dana White's leadership style

“You deserve everything brother”

– via instagram after Manel's UFC win against Royval

“#NowYouKnow”

– via X, expressing his impressed reaction to Kevin Vallejos' incredible spinning backfist knockout win over Giga Chikadze at UFC Vegas 112.

“Kevin Vallejos is going to be a top featherweight contender in 2026. What a knockout!!!”

– via X, predicting that Kevin Vallejos is set for a meteoric rise and will become a top featherweight contender in 2026 following his spectacular knockout win over Giga Chikadze.

“Real fighters know when you get hit in the liver, 90% of guys drop to a knee and fold. He was making noises, but he was still standing. He had no quit in him; he was going all the way to the end.”

– via his YouTube channel, offering high praise for Merab Dvalishvili's toughness and 'never give up' attitude during a fight at UFC 323 vs. Petr Yan.

“He could’ve been champion for three four years”

– via his youtube channel responsed to Welch's statement ("He could’ve just chilled, gone to parties, enjoyed being champion… but he was like, ‘F**k that, I wanna break records’").

“I said i wanted to fight kamaru usman next. Although the media doesn't believe in this fight, as i can see. But in my opinion, usman would steamroll through these up and comers like morales, prates, the striker. Those guys haven't been checked yet. I think usman would be the hardest fight for me, and in terms of media, we could build it up like a former champion, the most title defenses in my weight division. We could promote this fight and make it fun to watch.”

– via Red Corner MMA, claiming that Kamaru Usman would be his "hardest fight" at welterweight and that the fight makes the most sense from a promotional perspective, given Usman's history

“F**k, what a masterclass. When you’re going to fight a guy like merab, that is the masterclass. He put on a clinic... His training camp must’ve been hell, had to be hell, and he looked like it. I saw some videos of it. Some wild strength and conditioning, and plyometrics. He knew what he was in for. That’s the thing, if you’re going to fight a guy like merab, you know what the mountain is. Are you ready to climb it?”

– via JRE MMA Show, praising Petr Yan's performance against Merab Dvalishvili as a "masterclass" and a "clinic.

“That kinda sucks. That would screw up the division. I would rather that didn't happen, if i'm being honest... I think you only get to move up if you sweep through the division, like when izzy [israel adesanya] did it... He had already smoked everybody in the [middleweight] division... I think there's pressure to get pereira at heavyweight because he's getting older. He's had wars. How long has he been active in combat sports? 20 years? That's a lot of sparring rounds, a lot of wear and tear. They probably want to get the value out of him before his body starts breaking down”

– via an interview with James Lynch, expressing concern that Alex Pereira moving up to heavyweight would "screw up the division," and suggesting the move is being pushed because of Pereira's age and career wear and tear.

“I think he can do it. I think he can do it if he takes time and puts weight on… cause he is tall and also the thing is these gaps in wrestling, these gaps in grappling, when the guy’s a really good grappler, when you are taking on dricus [du plessis], who is really a striker. He is a good grappler, a good jiu jitsu guy but there are levels and the kind of guy like khamzat, like man, you gotta be a f****g olympic level wrestler to scrap with that guy”

– via podcast with Brendan Allen, praising Khamzat Chimaev and suggesting that he could successfully move up a weight class if he gains weight, noting that Chimaev's elite grappling skills (which he compares to "f****g Olympic level wrestler" status) give him a massive advantage.

“The petr yan we saw tonight was the one we saw before he lost the title to sterling with that grounded knee the one that has the highest caliber of skills in wrestling, jiujitsu, especially in kickboxing. He went out there and dismantled merab. Didn't slow down for a second”

– via the MMArcade Podcast, believing that the Petr Yan who defeated Merab Dvalishvili was the "best version" of Yan, possessing the highest caliber of skills.

“Congrats to Payton on a great performance. You will be a star in this sport. I know that calf hurts #UFC323”

– via X and an interview with Megan Olivi, praising his final opponent, Payton Talbott

“Merab, you are one of the greatest to ever step into this cage. Congratulations. Petya you deserve it #UFC323”

– reached to Ufc 323 bout against Merab Dvalishvili

“Congratulations @PetrYanUFC very smart and persistent performance.”

– reacted to UFC 323 bout against Merab Dvalishvili

“What a fight!! Congratulations to both men @MerabDvalishvil & @PetrYanUFC #UFC323”

– reacted to UFC 323 main event between Yan and Merab

“What a fight!! Congratulations to both men @MerabDvalishvil & @PetrYanUFC #UFC323”

– reacted to UFC 323 main event between Yan and Merab

“What a main event. Congrats to the new champ! #UFC323”

– reacted to UFC 323 main event against Merab Dvalishvili