Josh Hokit believes Tom Aspinall should be stripped of his Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight title.
Hokit believes Gane and Pereira should be fighting for the undisputed title instead of an interim one. Having recently instigated a one-sided beef with Pereira, Hokit wants to fight the Brazilian next.
Considering Aspinall’s claims of being unable to drive due to the seriousness of his eye injury, Hokit doubts the Englishman will return anytime soon.
“The Incredible Hok” accuses Aspinall of holding up the division with his “theatrics. ” “To get the division moving again, Pereira and Gane should be for the heavyweight championship,” Hokit told UFC on Paramount Plus.
“And then I’ll fight next after I beat Derrick Lewis… You got claiming that he's blind now. Saying that he can't practice, he can't even drive.
Then all of a sudden he's saying he's going to come back. Just choose one or the other at this point. I think the division is being held up with his theatrics or whatever he's doing, his tactics. ”Daniel Cormier: Why Jon Jones won’t wrestle me despite massive financial offerJosh Hokit believes Derrick Lewis matchup is step down in competitionPFL signs bantamweight with 5-1 UFC record
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