Tito Ortiz Says He’s Coming Out of Retirement For Third Chuck Liddell Bout

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Saturday, May 12, 2018

Tito Ortiz Says He’s Coming Out of Retirement For Third Chuck Liddell Bout

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By FCF Staff

Recently Chuck Liddell hinted that a third fight with Tito Ortiz could materialize, via Oscar De La Hoya’s company, and now Ortiz has said he’s coming out of retirement for the bout.

Ortiz, who was stopped by Liddell in 2004 and 2006, recently shared out the post below.

I want to give the fans the fight they have been waiting for #TitovsChuck3 #Redemption thanks to @primetime360esm with @get_repost Tito Ortiz is officially out of a year long retirement. While on @BitetheMic with @MikeTyson and @Tattootheone Tito was asked if he was going to fight @chuckliddell -Tito replied why doesn’t @OscarDeLaHoya @GoldenBoyBoxing get into #MMA and promote the fight. Oscar should promote it and give the fans what they want Tito Ortiz vs Chuck Liddell 3. @primetime360esm #goldenboymma #moneyfight #megafight #badblood #titovchuck3 #4thefans #Mexico #USA #Brazil #Canada #Japan #UK #Australia #Africa #China #Europe #Germany #Russia #ufc @espn @foxsports @sportscenter @cbssports @sportscenter @sportsillustrated

A post shared by titoortiz1999 (@titoortiz1999) on May 11, 2018 at 3:31pm PDT

The 43 year-old Ortiz retired again last January, after he submitted Chael Sonnen at Bellator 170. The 48 year-old Liddell, meanwhile, hasn’t fought since 2010, when he was KO’d by Rich Franklin.

Tags: Chuck Liddell, Tito Ortiz