While St-Pierre welcomes Silva matchup at 170 pounds, White losing interest

No matter where he goes, UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre
(20-2 MMA, 14-2 UFC) can’t get away from the question.

In fact, he heard it more than once in a fan Q&A session in Abu
Dhabi prior to this weekend’s UFC 112 event, and chants of his name
during Saturday’s main event left no doubt what fans hope to see.

After four-straight one-sided title defenses at 170 pounds, everyone
wants to know when “Rush” is moving up to 185 pounds to take on dominant
(yet quirky) middleweight champion Anderson Silva (26-4 MMA, 11-0 UFC).


No matter where he goes, UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre
(20-2 MMA, 14-2 UFC) can’t get away from the question.

In fact, he heard it more than once in a fan Q&A session in Abu
Dhabi prior to this weekend’s UFC 112 event, and chants of his name
during Saturday’s main event left no doubt what fans hope to see.

After four-straight one-sided title defenses at 170 pounds, everyone
wants to know when “Rush” is moving up to 185 pounds to take on dominant
(yet quirky) middleweight champion Anderson Silva (26-4 MMA, 11-0 UFC).