GSP: Dan Hardy is in a big trouble

Since his shock loss to Matt Sera in 2007, many have since questioned Georges St. Pierre's desire to stand and trade blows, and ahead of UFC 111, GSP is adamant he's regained his comfort with the stand up game.

"He's in trouble, I'm telling you now. I don't know what he's doing and I don't focus on that, because these are the things that I don't control. But I know that I've never been so sharp in my life and I'm going there with my gun loaded. If I was to fight right now the Georges St-Pierre that fought Thiago Alves last time, I would beat him before the end of the fifth round. I would submit him or I would knock him out. I'm a lot better than I was back then." 

Going into UFC 111, Dan Hardy finds himself in the same situation that Matt Sera did that fateful night in Texas, with nothing to lose, and everything to gain.