In that time, Georges St-Pierre became one of the biggest stars the promotion has ever known. He was a big draw both in the ...

Georges St-Pierre’s UFC comeback is turning into a total fiasco following news that the UFC has scrapped his middleweight title shot against champ Michael Bisping. UFC president Dana White made ...

Bisping, despite calling for a rematch with Dan Henderson, has also made it clear that he would be happy to welcome GSP back inside the Octagon due to the potential for a career-best payout.

It appears Michael Bisping won't get his showdown with Georges St-Pierre, and thanks to an injured knee, he'll have to sit and watch two other middleweights battle for an interim title in July.

At the time, there were reports circulating that former welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre was ending his three-year Octagon hiatus and returning to action in 2017. And while Bisping’s name ...

Bisping tried to fight him off on the floor but could not get himself out of trouble. St-Pierre eventually got his back and locked in a rear naked choke and the fight was ended by the referee ...

Bisping, and his big mouth, was supposed to make up for St-Pierre’s role as an WWE-style babyface. Unfortunately, the 38-year-old Brit’s mic skills have grown stale and predictable.

Michael Bisping vs. Georges St-Pierre is the biggest fight the UFC could have possibly put at the top of UFC 217. St-Pierre is on the Mount Rushmore of all-time MMA greats, is making his comeback a… ...

If they offer me GSP, I'd be a fool not to take GSP so of course, I'd take GSP," Bisping said. "If they offer that fight, which as I said there's been no word on that yet, I hope they do.

Not only would the fight sell big, with Bisping playing the heel to GSP’s babyface, but it would offer St-Pierre the chance to win UFC gold — in a new division, no less.