Georges St-Pierre Drops Charles Oliveria Health Bombshell

Georges St- Pierre will always be regarded as one of the all-time greats in the MMA world. Georges St- Pierre also dropped a huge UFC drug bombshell back in August of last year.

 


 

Georges St-Pierre was making a media appearance when news of Charles Oliveira not making weight for his UFC 274 championship fight broke out. He was also stripped of his title. During his interview on the Patrick Bet-David podcast, the UFC legend talked about Charles Oliveria overshooting the 155 lbs weight limit by 0.5 lbs.

Georges St-Pierre said that it was too early to talk.

“Well, maybe he got sick, maybe he got food poisoning. Like you know what I mean, there’s a lot of x-factor we don’t… Sometimes we’re tempted to judge somethin when we see the headline. But we don’t know that. I think it’s it’s sometimes we don’t know the whole story… I don’t think it’s a lack of professionalism, you know. It could be, but you have to wait to have more data on what happened, you know.”

But I think in this situation it may be more damagable for Oliveira because that’s mean if you miss weight that’s mean he tried to really make weight. He pushed himself to the limit of dehydration. So maybe his body will be more messed up. Especially if it goes a few more round… If the fight goes longer it might have a very negative effect on his performance.”

Conor McGregor duked it out against Dustin Poirier in the main event of UFC 264 back in July last year. With expectations off the roof, fans simply could not tell who was going to be the winner of the fight. Conor would go on to fracture his ankle at the end of the first round. Due to this, Dustin Poirier won via TKO and McGregor was not happy with the result at all.

Conor McGregor is known to go after people whenever he feels like it and it seems The Notorious did that once again in a series of tweets, as he took aim at Daniel Cormier and deleted the tweets afterwards. Conor McGregor recently took a shot at Daniel Cormier’s weight and then work ethic and accused Cormier of commentating on his UFC 264 fight with Daniel Cormier while being inebriated.

Harrison Carter
Harrison Carter
Harrison Carter has been a huge pro wrestling fan since 2002, and it's been his first love ever since then. He has years of writing experience for all things pro wrestling. His interests outside of wrestling include films, books and soccer.

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