Josh Koscheck, for all intents and purposes, is a UFC lifer. After two fights outside the UFC, Koscheck joined the inaugural Ultimate Fighter cast and made his real deal UFC debut in April 2005. He’s fought every single one of his next 23 pro fights in the UFC, amassing a 15-8 record inside the Octagon against the top fighters at 170 pounds.
How does Dana White reward this kind of loyalty?
“It’s not like me and Koscheck are buddies…I think Koscheck is as much of a dick as anyone else does. We have no beef. It’s — he’s not a team player.”
Yeah, the guy who fought Thiago Alves and Anthony Johnson on short notice (and, later, Matt Hughes) is not a team player.
The Top Ten Times Dana White Buried His Own Fighters
How does Dana White reward this kind of loyalty?
“It’s not like me and Koscheck are buddies…I think Koscheck is as much of a dick as anyone else does. We have no beef. It’s — he’s not a team player.”
Yeah, the guy who fought Thiago Alves and Anthony Johnson on short notice (and, later, Matt Hughes) is not a team player.
The Top Ten Times Dana White Buried His Own Fighters
