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“Its the fight to make!” Dana White Hints to Fix Colby Covington vs Kamaru Usman Matchup Next

Dana White had high praise for Kamaru Usman following his second-round knockout of Jorge Masvidal at UFC 261. At the post-fight news conference Saturday, the UFC president simplified things. Whether you boo him or cheer him, Usman is on his way to becoming the greatest of all time.

Dana White said, “I think we can all agree. No matter how you feel, the guy is getting booed in there tonight, but he’s one of the best ever. He’s on his way to probably be the greatest of all time. I mean, the guy is an absolute stud. He looks better every time he comes out.”

Shortly after Kamaru Usman’s brutal win over Jorge Masvidal at UFC 261. His arch-rival Colby Covington took to Twitter to express his honest opinion on the fight. The King of Chaos wrote that Usman looked like “trash” during his fight. Colby Covington ended his statement by taking another dig at Masvidal, claiming that Gamebred is a “backstabbing bum.”

With the win, Usman is now expected to rematch Covington, another fighter whom he has already beaten in the past in another classic welterweight title showdown.

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Colby Covington was a cage-side spectator when Kamaru Usman knocked out Jorge Masvidal in spectacular fashion in the main event of UFC 261. The former interim UFC welterweight champion certainly made his presence known every time he was on camera.

UFC president Dana White interacts with media during the UFC Fight Night press conference during Colby Covington VS Woodley

UFC president Dana White interacts with media during the UFC Fight Night press conference at UFC APEX on September 17, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Credits – Getty Images)

It seem’s like after Jorge’s loss, Kamaru Usman VS Colby Covington has become certain. Though the dates aren’t announced yet, fan’s will be waiting to watch the anticipated re-match.

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