Georges St-Pierre was amidst the highly-publicized feud involving Jon Jones and Rashad Evans and it didn’t always make for a pleasant atmosphere inside Greg Jackson’s MMA.
Evans eventually left the New Mexico-based training facility and will challenge Jones this weekend for the UFC light-heavyweight title at UFC 145.
St-Pierre has now opened up about the upcoming title bout this weekend on his Twitter account, and when asked about his prediction of the fight, the UFC welterweight champion remained neutral and didn’t necessarily favour one fighter over the other.
“I’ve trained with Rashad and Jon and all I can say is that any small mistake will carry a hefty price, either way,” St-Pierre said.
St-Pierre has since remained on good terms with both Jones and Evans despite their fallout, and it is understandable why he has decided to stay neutral and refrain from picking either competitor from getting a victory this weekend.
Meanwhile, St-Pierre continues to rehab his knee injury and is expected to return later this year, when he is slated to unify the UFC welterweight championship against Carlos Condit at UFC 154 in Montreal.
UFC 145 is scheduled for this weekend, live from the Phillips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.
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