UFC President Dana White and Cain Velasquez met with UFC Fight Club members Friday in Las Vegas and discussed a variety of topics. White said the following: • Karo Parisyan has been “unforgivably” unprofessional and needs to get his life straightened out before he worries about fighting again. He likes Karo but can’t count on him. • He was disappointed by Silva-Cote in Chicago and will be back in that market soon. • Matt Hughes will be back in early 2010. • He will be talking with Chuck Liddell after his final dance on “Dancing with the Stars.” He’s not sure what the future holds for Liddell. • Quinton Jackson vs. Rashad Evans will happen if Evans gets past Thiago Silva in January. • It’s still too hard to do a women’s division because of the lack of depth and talent. No plans for a women’s season of “The Ultimate Fighter.” • He thinks Toronto will be the biggest MMA event in North American history if they can get it sanctioned in Ontario. • Roy Nelson is “irritating,” “aggravating” and “says a bunch of dumb things.” • He had a meeting with Shane McMahon but declined to discuss what was talked about. White said he is a good friend and “you never know.” • He offered Gina Carano a fight when she was with EliteXC. There was a loophole in her contract that would have allowed her to leave but she declined. • 10-point must system will “probably” need to be changed. • The UFC is going to Hawaii for sure, and it will be the company’s first stadium show. • GSP-Hardy will be in February. • Referee Steve Mazzagatti is a great person, “couldn’t meet a nicer guy,” but he is just not a good referee. White said he just consistently makes bad decisions. Velasquez said the following: • He’s ready to fight for the title whenever the UFC calls. • Rothwell stoppage was “definitely a little early,” but he felt he would have kept doing the same thing. • Still working to get more power, knows he needs to improve in that area of his game. • Would love to fight in Mexico City, especially if it is for the title. • Used to dealing with bigger opponents from his days wrestling at Arizona State. Heavyweights in collegiate wrestling were all bigger than him, just like MMA. • He is not deterred by the wrestling credentials of Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin. • When he got cracked by Cheick Kongo, he thought, “What the f--- was that?” Knew he had to take him down at that point. • He wants to continue working up the ladder in the heavyweight division. • He has no idea who anyone on TUF is other than Kimbo. • Dana White gets on him about not watching TUF. • He does as little as possible when not training. • Trains seven days a week with three workouts a day and light work on the weekends. • Predicts Forrest Griffin will beat Tito Ortiz in a “tough fight.”

The hits just keep on coming. Karo Parisyan, who was slated to welcome fellow welterweight Dustin Hazelett back into the mix at UFC 106 this weekend (Nov. 21), is the latest UFC fighter to be pulled from the card. And this time, it might be a permanent loss. As UFC president Dana White reported on his Twitter page: "Karo Parisyan has fucked over the UFC, the fans and his opponent again!!! He will not be fighting saturday or ever again in the UFC!!" Then, a few minutes later, White added: "Pulled out of the fight the day before weigh ins again with a laundry list of excuses!!! Let the press ask karo why! Let him explain." This is just the latest blow to the embattled Parisyan (18-5, with 1 NC), who hasn’t fought since a January win over Dong Hyun Kim at UFC 94 was overturned after "The Heat" tested positive for multiple prescription-strength painkillers in post-fight drug testing, including hydrocodone, hydromorphone and oxymorphone. This is not the first time Parisyan has pulled out of a fight at the last minute. He was scheduled to fight Yoshiyuki Yoshida at UFC 88: "Breakthrough" in September 2008, but backed out of the fight right before weigh-ins, citing a recurring back and hamstring injury. While a replacement opponent for Hazelett has yet to be named, if one can even be found on such short notice, White followed up his Twitter post with a third message: "Dustin will be paid his full purse to show and win. Its not his fault."

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