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Dana looking at Johnson vs Dodson rematch
DIR By: Noctrnl
Date: June 20, 2014, 12:26 am
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UFC President Dana White hasn’t booked the fight just yet, but
he’s leaning toward a rematch for flyweight champion Demetrious
Johnson‘s next outing.
And that’s whether or not “Mighty Mouse” is actually interested
in fighting John Dodson again or not.
“Too bad if Demetrious doesn’t like that fight,” White told
UFC.com. “That’s the fight he’s probably looking at. No doubt
about it, that is (potentially) one of the premier matchups in
the UFC this year.”
Johnson, of course, fought this past weekend at UFC 174, where
he whitewashed Ali Bagautinov in an impressive defense of the
125-pound title. One week earlier, Dodson again proclaimed
himself the division’s No. 1 contender slot with a third-round
finish of the gritty John Moraga.
At UFC 174′s post-event press conference, Johnson said he
was open to a rematch with Dodson but was quick to point out
there are plenty of other viable contenders at flyweight, as
well.
“There’s a lot of challenges in this weight class that I need to
fight,” Johnson said. “Dodson, I overcame him; he’s a challenge.
But there are plenty of guys; there’s a guy in the division who
has a win over me. There’s Zach Makovsky, so I’m just looking
for new challenges.”
Johnson (20-2-1 MMA, 8-1-1 UFC) and Dodson (16-6 MMA, 5-1 UFC)
met in January 2013. It was actually Dodson who raced out to an
early lead, but Johnson battled back to claim the final three
rounds and score a unanimous-decision win.
Johnson, of course, qualified his statement by insisting he
wasn’t trying to steer clear of Dodson but simply wanted fans
and media, alike, to understand the challenges that exist at 125
pounds.
“I’m not trying to avoid that fight,” he said. “Obviously, it’s
up to the UFC to make that decision. The reason why I say that
is because this division is rich with great athletes and great
fighters, and many of you guys know that Dodson isn’t the only
person in this division.”
White said he understands Johnson’s logic but that he likely
needs to get ready for a rematch.
“(Johnson) looked amazing, and he looks better every time he
fights,” White stated. “He’s a guy that’s building a division.
He’s building that division for us. I love the Johnson-Dodson
fight.”
For more on the UFC’s upcoming schedule, check out the UFC
Rumors section of the site
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