Bobby Green was expected to face Clay Guida at UFC 225, but was forced to withdraw due to an injury. He was promptly replaced by Charles Oliveira.
Clay Guida however was disgruntled as ever at the late withdrawal.
“Bobby, ‘Bobby Yellow’ I call him, because he’s a coward,” Guida told MMAjunkie.
“He ducked out three times against my coach Danny Castillo, so we weren’t the least bit surprised (he withdrew). He’s a taunter, he’s a talker. Very sloppy fighter.”
Clay Guida proceeded to get tapped out within 3 minutes of his fight with Oliveira at UFC 225, and Green didn’t hold back.
“He’s probably sitting somewhere on a loser’s couch icing his (expletive) coochy, icing his (expletive) vagina,” Green said.
“My thing is like, he wants to talk all this super-(expletive) about me, about pulling out and ‘Bobby Yellow’ and ‘Bobby Brown’ and all this super talking (expletive).”
“But you let a mother(expletive) come in here and beat your ass on two weeks’ notice, a 145er? And finished you? You didn’t even last two minutes.”
Green then went onto compare Guida’s performance with CM Punk.
“You were training on a full camp. You did worse than CM Punk. Are you serious? Are you serious?”
“You did worse than CM Punk. You got Punk’d worse than CM Punk. Are you (expletive) serious? Get the (expletive) out of here. This mother(expletive). I don’t get that (expletive).”
Green also promised that his next fight will be with Clay Guida.
“I apologized, I said to him and (UFC matchmaker) Sean (Shelby) for my shortcomings,” Green said.
“Then I see this mother(expletive) article about him talking (expletive). I told him I’m sorry and I apologized for what happened, but I promise I will make it up to you.”
“Tell him don’t move,” Green said. “I ain’t going nowhere, he ain’t going nowhere. Tell him don’t move. I’ll be his next fight.”
It is sure to be firecrackers when these two finally get their hands on each other.
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