Guillard 'praying' Lauzon loses to Pettis

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source: mmaweekly.com

“In the 10 losses I have in my MMA career, I haven’t rematched anyone I’ve lost to. Not once, I’ve never really cared for rematches because I felt they won, now I’ll move on. Right now, I’m at the point where this fight means something to me, I have something to prove against Joe Lauzon, so this is a rematch I’m asking for,” said Guillard.

Guillard will be watching UFC 144 with a special interest in the fight between Joe Lauzon and Anthony Pettis because to put it bluntly, he wants Lauzon to lose and then fight him later this year.

“Right now, I’m looking to watch the fights in Japan and I’m praying that he loses to (Anthony) Pettis because I want a rematch against Joe Lauzon. I don’t want to fight nobody next but Joe Lauzon,” Guillard said.

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2/27/12 10:59 PM by ufcman187

If Melvin gets off by being choked out more than David Carradine, by all means throw a rematch that will end the same way. His hands are lethal but his back has glue on it !

2/26/12 11:47 AM by maximus352

So is this proof that praying assists you? Will Creepy Joe use Melvins prayers as an excuse why he lost?

2/26/12 9:56 AM by KC007

My god the Guillard curse.

2/26/12 9:36 AM by HexRei

I'm thinking you have reading comprehension problems. He states quite clearly that he has never really wanted a rematch except against Joe specifically. So apparently this very athlete mostly doesn't actually want to go against the vast majority of the people who beat him, in his own words "they won, move on".

2/26/12 2:03 AM by studiocamp

You might have a point if I had said I supported fael. You might also have a point if Guillard didn't call out Joe originally only to have his ass handed to him in less than a minute. How many times do you guys supporting Guillard think he should get to call out the same fighter? How is once not enough?