Manager Malki Kawa wants to clear the record.
Following allegations that he was involved in spying on the camp of his
client’s next opponent, Kawa again denied any wrongdoing in the buildup
to UFC 135 in a statement released today to MMAjunkie.com.
“I have never placed a spy in any camp or hired someone to spy on a
camp, nor have I ever proactively inquired about information from any
camp,” Kawa stated.