“How can you respect a guy that runs a company and goes on Twitter rants, who calls people all the names that he calls people? I think it’s childish,” he says. “He’s supposed to be the president of a major company, a billion dollar company, and that’s how he acts? You don’t see Roger Goodell doing things like that. And you won’t see Scott Coker going on Twitter and telling people they look goofy or fat.”
All that said, this is a blatant move from the Tito Ortiz playbook. Talking up his beef with White is designed to deflect attention away from the fact that he is riding a five-fight skid that includes four ugly stoppage losses. He likely won’t be favored over any of Bellator’s formidable welterweights, a lot which includes Andrey Koreshkov, Douglas Lima, Michael Page and Brennan Ward.
There is no date or opponent set for Koscheck’s Bellator debut.
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