Paulo Costa Outlines Terms for Final Bout on UFC Contract
Paulo Costa has publicly laid out his conditions to complete the final fight on his UFC contract, addressing promotional executive Hunter Campbell.
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Paulo Costa took to social media to outline his terms for completing the final bout on his current Ultimate Fighting Championship contract, accusing the promotion of stalling his next appearance. Costa, who holds a 16-4 professional record, is currently riding momentum from back-to-back stoppage victories over Roman Kopylov and Azamat Murzakanov.
Addressing UFC Chief Business Officer Hunter Campbell directly, Costa reiterated that his current agreement stipulates pay for a three-round contest rather than a five-round main event. Costa expressed willingness to fight anyone, specifically offering to face any fighter on the UFC light heavyweight roster if the promotion books him in a standard three-round matchup.
Alternatively, "Borrachinha" stated he is open to accepting a five-round light heavyweight bout on six weeks' notice against any opponent, provided the UFC increases his purse accordingly. The public stance follows Costa's earlier campaign for an interim title fight at UFC 332, an option he previously revealed the organization was not interested in pursuing.
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