After many sites rumoring that former welterweight contender Paul Daley signed with American based Bellator has turned out untrue. MMAjunke.com reported a source close to the UK Fighter stated that Daley was in talks with Bellator to compete in a eight-man tournament in the welterweight division under the Bellator promotion. But ultimately no deal was finalized.
Following the events of UFC 113 Paul Daley has issued an apology for his behaivor.
Daley said: “I’ve had a long flight home to consider my actions and regret the mistake I made on Saturday. I would like to apologise to the UFC and the Athletic Commission for what I’ve done as well as all the fans and sponsors that support me.”
“I would also like to offer my sincerest apologies to Josh Koscheck who did not deserve the cheap shot I threw. He did what he needed to do in
MONTREAL – UFC 113’s co-main event between top welterweight contenders Paul Daley and Josh Koscheck will earn the winner a title shot with champion Georges St-Pierre. UFC president Dana White confirmed the long-expected plans during today’s UFC 113 pre-event press conference at Montreal’s Bell Centre. The same venue hosts Saturday’s pay-per-view event, which includes the Daley vs. Koscheck fight. Koscheck (14-4 MMA, 12-4 UFC), a former NCAA Divison I wrestling champion, has stopped five of his 16 UFC
The fifth in my series of fight breakdowns looks at the fight between Josh Koscheck and Paul Daley who are set to face each other at UFC 113 Machida vs Shogun 2 in May in Quebec.
