In recent weeks he has come out in defense of Conor McGregor, talked about free agency as a tool that fighters can use to protect and improve their value (a conversation that pissed the UFC off so much they fired Ariel Helwani), and now says he won't just accept whatever the UFC offers him. "I want big money fights because first and foremost I think I'm worth it. I think I bring a lot to the table, I think I bring a lot of viewers. I think I'm the guy in the Canadian market right now, and I think that is a huge factor that is forgotten in some negotiations, but you know, we're gonna see how it plays out." http://www.mmafighting.com/2016/4/2...t=chorus&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter
