A biography for Matt Hugheshasn’t been written yet.
“He's not a Don King. At all. Dana's a fair person, he's a fair businessman.”
“When I leave this sport, I want to be the same person as when I started this sport.”
“Georges has made a lot of money. Gosh, what's he got to prove?”
“A lot of times the UFC will call me up and ask me to do things. If my schedule's busy or I don't want to do it, I just say no.”
“Georges is a great guy. No doubt about it.”
“When I'm a judge, I can only help the fighters that are right in front of me.”
“I like to coach. I like to try and help guys out.”
“When I started out, it wasn't for the money. I fought to compete. So I just don't see the need for a union.”
“I generally go to bed nine o'clock every night.”
“I've wrestled over a thousand matches, fought 50 opponents, all I've ever done in life is wrestle and compete with other people.”
“GSP is tough.”
“I try to have the faster truck than my brother, the better-looking wife, the more disciplined kids... it's a sickness, to compete with your twin brother after that's all you've known.”
“Georges and I get along fine. He's a good guy. We've got each other's cell number in case we ever need anything. We've chit-chatted a little bit through text. Great guy.”
“I had the worst brain injury possible.”
“It doesn't have to be somebody getting hurt to get excitement in the octagon.”
“It's hard when you're in a corner and your guys is beat up and losing.”
“The UFC has been great to me.”
“I just love to compete.”
“I know how Robbie hits. I've trained with him many times.”
“You won't see me setting a bad example. I think I'm a good ambassador to my sport.”