Is Dan 'The Serial Killer' Hardy overlooking Anthony Johnson in his quest for revenge on Carlos Condit?

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"This camp I’ve gone back to the ways that work for me. A couple of years ago I changed a few things and I do think that they paid off for me in the past year. GSP was obviously a tough opponent but the Condit fight I have no excuse for. I should have won that fight 100 times in a row. The Condit fight, I didn’t have any respect for, like I said, his ‘roll of the dice’. I didn’t think there was a chance of getting caught. But it has put me in a place where, I certainly wouldn’t like to fight me now because now I’m suppressing my inner serial killer and I want to hurt somebody and Condit’s going to be at the top of my list until the end of my career. I want to get that win over him and I’m determined to get that. I think this next fight is going to be a good step towards getting back to Condit and to the rest of the guys that I want to put a beating on. He certainly hasn’t gotten away with it."

Sounds like "The Outlaw" has been handcuffed by his loss to Carlos Condit back at UFC 120 in October 2010. The former welterweight number one contender looks to vault himself back into 170-pound title contention when he takes on the dangerous Anthony Johnson at UFC Fight Night 24 on March 26 in Seattle. Does Hardy put himself at risk in his upcoming "Rumble" by dreaming of a Condit rematch? Or will Johnson prove to be nothing more than a minor bump on the hard-hitting Brit's road to redemption?