“Hey Merab, you got a hair transplant on your head – it would be nice to transplant some on the balls too,” the American wrote on social media, addressing the Georgian fighter. “Sign the contract!”
It didn’t take long for the potential opponent to respond.
“Hey Henry Sekhudo, first of all, show some respect,” Dvalishvili said in the published video. “It’s time to humble you again. Next: fake news. I don’t have a contract. What am I supposed to sign? Since Sean O’Malley doesn’t want to fight a real contender, and of course the UFC is going to give their boy what he wants, I’m not going to sit around and wait. I’m going to fight you. I’m here and I’m ready!”
It was previously reported that a fight between Sehudo and Dvalishvili is in the works and could be part of the UFC 297 event, which takes place on Jan. 20 in Toronto.