In the off chance that his five minute video making fun of the Brit wasn't considered personal enough, "El Conquistador" tells LowKick.com he's ready to start punching "The Count" in the face:
"Every fight is personal. I love when people say 'nothing is personal.' We are going to punch each other in the face, and you can be damn sure it's going to be personal real quick. You gotta do what you gotta do to get over, and that's it. I'm not worried about anything. It's all fun right now before the fight, but when we get there – it will be strictly business ... I think I have better hands than him, and I hit harder. I'll be looking to keep this on the feet, and hit him hard. Honestly, I'm just looking to get inside the cage and fight him. The fun time will be over pretty soon, and we'll get it on in Australia. I think it's the most important fight of my career, and I'm ready to get it on."UFC 127: "Penn vs. Fitch" features a co-main event of motor-mouthed middleweights Jorge Rivera and Michael Bisping. As the Feb. 26 bout approaches, the pre-fight trash talk has officially kicked into second gear, but can the ensuing battle live up to the hype? Both men want to make a statement in the abandon warehouse known as the UFC 185-pound weight class, but who graduates to canon fodder for Anderson Silva and who goes to the back of the line? Let's hear your pick in this "down under" dogfight.
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