Former interim UFC welterweight champion and title challenger Colby Covington took to Twitter recently to express his appreciation to the former president of the United States, Donald Trump. ‘Chaos‘ shares a very close personal acquaintance with Trump. He was visibly disrupted after his friend’s presidential tenure ended.
“Thank you for always being the champion the people of America need Mr. President! God bless you and the entire Trump Family for always putting America First!,” Covington wrote on Twitter.
Thank you for always being the champion the people of America need Mr. President! God bless you and the entire Trump Family for always putting America First! 🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/p910qjmIOt
— Colby Covington (@ColbyCovMMA) January 20, 2021
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Covington has visited the White House on multiple occasions. After defeating Rafael Dos Anjos for the interim title, Covington brought his belt to the President’s den. Trump also wishes Covington good luck messages publically, before the UFC welterweight’s contests inside the Octagon.
Trump just ended his tenure as the POTUS after Joe Biden began a new era yesterday. If Covington can secure such a close relationship with the new president too, remains to be seen. But how much Trump would like that is unsure. But Covington doesn’t mind too much leaving his friends high and dry. His recent turn of events with Jorge Masvidal, Dustin Poirier, and more are testaments to that claim.
Colby Covington will likely fight Jorge Masvidal next
‘Chaos’ and ‘Gamebred’ have been members of the American Top Team for almost a decade now. They are former training partners, best friends, and roommates. Both men sit at the top of the welterweight division. But their relationship has taken a severe dip. They tend to go after each other on social media platforms.
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There is no better way for them to settle that beef than to step into the Octagon. Fans want to see that fight. The UFC wants that fight as it promises to be a blockbuster. UFC President Dana White is keen to book it for 2021. Whether those plans turn into reality will be seen.
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