Colby Covington Explains UFC’s ‘Ghosting’ and Claims Unfulfilled Promises
Colby Covington explains his frustration with being 'ghosted' by the UFC over promises that weren't kept. He claims he’s no longer interested in fighting for them and wants to be treated as an independent contractor rather than an employee. His 14-month wait without a fight has seen him fall out of contention, leading him to criticize the promotion's direction and fair treatment.
In a recent interview with Helen Yee, Colby Covington detailed his frustrations with the UFC following a period of being strung along by Hunter Campbell. Covington claimed that he feels abandoned after breaking promises made to him by the promotion's leadership over the past few months. He added that he’s no longer interested in fighting for them and wants to be treated as an independent contractor rather than an employee.
The 14-month wait without a fight has seen Covington slip out of contention in the welterweight division, leading him to criticize the UFC for not offering him opportunities or fair treatment. His comments reflect a broader dissatisfaction with management's direction and decision-making processes.