Colby Covington remains one of the most controversial and pronounced hunters on the UFC rosster, and he focuses sensational on Nick and Nate Diaz for a return to action.
After losing his third attempt to become the undisputed UFC Welterweight champion, Colby Covington tried to stay in title last December when he took it against Joaquin Buckley.
The subsequent version of 'Chaos' was one of disappointment after Buckley hit him on his way to a profit from a doctor.
Since then, Covington has tried to stay in the headlines and has even been prepared by UFC legend Chael Sonnen for the coming season of the Ultimate Fighter.
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Colby Covington calls Nick and Nate Diaz for UFC Returns
With the end of 'chaos' UFC career apparently around the corner, he continued his controversial nature in the media.
Prior to his potential comeback to action, the wrestler focuses on huge fights against Nick Diaz or Nate Diaz.
Nick has not fought in the promotion since 2021, when he was brutally beaten by Robbie Lawler. Since then he has been planned to return twice against Vicente Luque, but personal problems have kept him out of effect.
Nate, on the other hand, fought for the last time in the promotion in 2022, when he submitted Tony Ferguson in his farewell fight.
“(I want to fight) One of the Diaz brothers, you know, it is big names, legends of the game, so they attract attention, they sell PPVs and they make people enthusiastic about their fights. I want to fight legends,” Covington told Submission Radio.
Covington threatens to hit UFC commentator Paul Felder
Covington also threatened a member of the UFC commentary team and former UFC hunter, Paul Felder.
This is not the first instance in which Covington threatened a UFC commentator, because in 2023 he also threatened UFC support pillar Jon Anik.
“You know, if Paul Felder continues to run his mouth from the comment booth, he is also beaten. He spoke about – about me, he said some s – as” he did “and some other s -.
“Ask him the next time you see him; ask him for the time that we were on the joint Basic Langey Eustis, the army and air force base, and he was tied to a toilet in his bathroom by the military police in handcuffs because he was drunk at the base.
“That is embarrassing, you self-having drunken A-he must be drunk from half the time that he is in the commentary cabin for the UFC … they need a number of new commentators, and what is a better man? I could be the UFC commentator,” he went on.
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