Jorge Masvidal keeps looking for a path back to the UFC, and he believes he has it after a few recent results.
The UFC career of Jorge Masvidal peaked in 2019 with a victory over Nate Diaz to become the inaugural UFC BMF champion, but unfortunately ended in a disappointing four-fighter-losing series.
Since leaving the promotion, 'GameBred' has continued his career in combat sports and last July he and Diaz commemorate in the boxing ring where Diaz demanded revenge.
Although he was lost to Diaz, 'GameBred' has made it clear that he wants to return to the UFC for a final run.
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Jorge Masvidal outlines his route back in the UFC
Although Masvidal was once one of the biggest stars in the UFC, there has not been much fan requirement for the promotion to sign him again.
Former UFC champion Welterweight Leon Edwards, however, recently lost his second fight in a row when he was dominated by Sean Brady.
Edwards and Masvidal have a long time fat, which returned to 2019 when Masvidal hit a defenseless Edwards during a backstage fight in UFC London, making a potential return to Edwards a great opportunity.
“If the UFC wants to happen (this return), this is what they do. Give me the Leon fight and then I fight who has that damn belt, man, let's go,” Masvidal told Submission Radio.
“Tell Dana, give him Leon and then give him a title fight (I would beat Leon) in all respects, shape and shape. He can't struggle for five rounds, so I don't have to worry about the Takedowns, and I know he is fragile compared to me,” Masvidal continued.
Jorge Masvidal comments on a potential fight against Conor McGregor
When he was at the height of his powers, there were conversations about Masvidal who might fought against Conor McGregor in what would have been a Supervecht at the time.
UFC boss Dana White also closed the potential of the fight and claimed that 'GameBred' was too big for 'The Notorious', who received a backup from McGregor at several times.
Nevertheless, Masvidal claimed that he would only fight McGregor if he had a down payment that Michael Chandler's accident had hit by years of waiting for his fight against the Irish.
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