As a fight promoter and manager, Stephane Patry has long been plugged in to the goings-on in the Montreal fight scene.
And as the UFC gets set to make it's return to to the city, Patry is convinced his most famous former client will step back into the Octagon one more time sooner or later.
The former manager of longtime welterweight star Georges St-Pierresaid on Monday's edition of The MMA Hour that he believes Montreal's favorite son will return for one more fight.
"Georges is going to come back for one fight," Patry said. "I can't say he's going to come back and go on a title run and do 10 fights, but I know for sure he's going to come back for one fight."
UFC president Dana White seemed discouraged that the longtime former champion will ever return after St-Pierre turned down an opportunity to fight at UFC 186. But Patry believes this was due to a combination of circumstances, including St-Pierre's knee injury and the lack of a compelling performance.
"It's one of those things where, Georges got injured, which is something that wasn't expected, and Anderson Silvagot caught with steroids, so I mean, there's a lot of things that have happened in the past few months that can change the scenario a little bit," Patry said. "But I know that Georges has the will, and he wants one more fight. He doesn't want to leave the sport with that fight with [Johny] Hendricks, I know that for a fact."
Stephane Patry: Georges St-Pierre is 'going to come back for one fight' - MMA Fighting
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