#5 Georges St-Pierre – UFC Middleweight title
Georges St-Pierre’s UFC Welterweight title rule, is arguably the best title reign in UFC history. The less said in regards to his odd Middleweight title rule however, the better. St-Pierre had surrendered his Welterweight title in 2013 and had been in retirement since, however gossipy tidbits about his arrival persevered from mid-2016 onwards.
In mid 2017 his arrival to activity was authoritatively reported, yet in an odd move from the earliest starting point, as opposed to come back to his old stepping ground of 170lbs, GSP was conceded a title shot at Middleweight champ Michael Bisping – at 185lbs, where he had never battled.
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The jumping of all the more meriting contenders irritated a few fans, however GSP followed through on his arrival and vanquished Bisping by accommodation in the fourth round of the battle.
Fans quickly began salivating once again the prospect of GSP battling Robert Whittaker, Luke Rockhold or Yoel Romero, yet actually days after his triumph bits of gossip started to surface that GSP had no enthusiasm for safeguarding his title.
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Beyond any doubt enough, only 33 days after the fact, GSP surrendered the Middleweight title, faulting medical problems, in particular an episode of ulcerative colitis that he faulted for the climb to 185lbs.
Reasonably however, regardless of whether the Canadian legend at any point planned to guard the title is a question mark, as he had expressed preceding the Bisping battle that he was just inspired by his heritage at that phase of his vocation.
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Lamentably at that point, while his Welterweight title rule was memorable for all the correct reasons, his short keep running as Middleweight champion was noteworthy for all the wrong reasons.
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