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Video: Tito Ortiz Call’s Chuck Liddell A Puppet
By CagE | June 5, 2007
In an NBCSports video, former UFC light heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz, calls Chuck Liddell a “Puppet”.
I guess Dana White finally let him speak. It’s kind of funny watching the puppet master let the puppet speak. It’s funny because I see Dana words come right out of Chuck Liddell’s mouth.
Topics: Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), Video |
June 5th, 2007 at 5:39 pm
And this doesn’t even relatively surprise me at all…
June 5th, 2007 at 8:26 pm
Well said Tito. But at the same time, Chuck is laid back and he doesn’t really care about being an attention hog for the cameras like a lot of fighters out there. Thats a lot of why he doesn’t say much. He does do what he is told with publicity though.
I know Tito wanted some profit from the fight, especially since Dana and Spike were getting paid, but I would have jumped on the opportunity to beat the crap out of my boss if I didn’t like him. Its every persons dream who has an idiot boss and Tito could have taken a piece of what we all dream about.
June 6th, 2007 at 4:00 pm
That’s what I like about Tito, he says what he wants & doesn’t give a crap who he pisses off. Dana has his favorites, Liddel, Franklin, Hughs, Griffith, etc., & they wouldn’t say shit if they had a mouth full. Dana butters their bread & they know it. Maybe I just like the rebel in guys like Tito & Diaz, they’re not trying to win a Mr. Personality contest, they come to fight. My favorite fighter is Couture & he’s the nicest guy out there but he doesn’t kiss ass. There’s a difference. I would have loved to see Tito kick the shit out of Dana & now I know why he didn’t show. SHOW ME THE MONEY!
June 9th, 2007 at 12:22 am
Well said but Diaz is a pussy that thinks everyone owes him something. Ortiz just wants to look good and he is dating the biggest slut of all time…Jena Jameson…proud of you playa, i’m really impressed. My advice to Tito is to never let her influence your business decisions again.