Mark Hunt isn’t slowing his roll against Brock Lesnar.
One week after Hunt blasted the former heavyweight champion for Lesnar’s doping violation, the Super Samoan made an appearance on “The MMA Hour” and unleashed an expletive-laden tirade aimed at Lesnar and the UFC.
“We’ll let this (expletive) white piece of (expletive) stick needles in his (expletive) and say, ‘Oh, he’s going to take us all the way to the (expletive) bank.’ ” Hunt said. “Let’s give him (expletive) millions of dollars and not worry about this (expletive). You know what? (Expletive) that and (expletive) your (expletive) company.”
Hunt also expressed vitriol and disdain toward the UFC for not yet punishing Lesnar and Jon Jones, who also tested positive for estrogen blockers at UFC 200.
“The worst thing about this scenario is that (the UFC isn’t) doing (expletive) about it,” he said. “… This is the third time I fought someone that has been cheating. And the thing is that there is no compensation. You get nothing. You lose 20 percent when you don’t make weight. But when you get caught for doping, what do you get? Nothing! There are no fines, all you get is time off. When is this going to change?”
He also insinuated the UFC perhaps was aware about Lesnar’s PED use prior to UFC 200, because it waived the required four-month drug testing window for Lesnar. Fighters returning to the promotion are required to be tested for four months, but Lesnar was only tested for the four weeks leading up to his fight against Hunt.
“What upsets me about that is, I’m just thinking maybe they knew,” Hunt said. “Did they know about this? Is that why they’re not doing anything about it? Did they give this (expletive) fool an exemption for four months because they knew about this?”
Hunt later added that if the UFC doesn’t crack down on PED users, his days fighting for the promotion soon will be over.
“I don’t want to be a part of this company unless they do something about this,” he said. “… (Expletive) the UFC! They are (expletives) and they don’t look out for anybody but themselves.”
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