Conversations With October Red
Oct 1, 2026 · 27 min · 10 segments
The conversation delves into the complexities of opinions surrounding fighters, the dynamics of press conferences, and the intricacies of building a fighter's career. It also touches on the business…
It's funny you should say that.
It...
I spoke to him.
He was like, "Yeah, potential deal." He was asked...
Dana White was asked at the press conference, "Oh, yeah, what's gonna happen with Craig Richards?"
And he dismissed it like-
... and it's like, what's a loss-
... right.
I was actually disappointed with Craig Richards, 'cause he did an interview before where he said about Matchroom, he was like, you know, this, that, the other.
I actually said to his manager, I said, "Look, if the opportunities aren't there with us, you should...
We'll release him to go." But I felt we did a great job with Craig Richards, always delivered him fights off the back of losses, like...
But then he just went stagnant.
Yeah, and then, but then when I said to him at certain times about taking certain fights, he's like, "No, it's not the right fight." Just being complete...
It's funny you should say that.
It...
I spoke to him.
He was like, "Yeah, potential deal." He was asked...
Dana White was asked at the press conference, "Oh, yeah, what's gonna happen with Craig Richards?"
And he dismissed it like-
... and it's like, what's a loss-
... right.
I was actually disappointed with Craig Richards, 'cause he did an interview before where he said about Matchroom, he was like, you know, this, that, the other.
I actually said to his manager, I said, "Look, if the opportunities aren't there with us, you should...
We'll release him to go." But I felt we did a great job with Craig Richards, always delivered him fights off the back of losses, like...
But then he just went stagnant.
Yeah, and then, but then when I said to him at certain times about taking certain fights, he's like, "No, it's not the right fight." Just being complete...
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