Holly Holm Addresses Dana White Criticism, Nate Diaz Doesn't Want Excuses From Conor McGregor, More

- Former UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion Holly Holm bit back at UFC President Dana White, who criticized her management, saying they rushed her back into the cage after beating Ronda Rousey.

"For me, I don't really care what people say about me," Holm said on the MMA Hour this week. "But I do care when people are negative about the people around me who I love and who support me. So yeah, it's frustrating, because it was something that I wanted and it's something that (Manager Lenny Fresquez) pushed for. I've always said I wanted to fight and there still has been no for-sure time that Ronda's going to be back. So they said there's all this money coming in for that fight, but what if that fight doesn't ever happen?"

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- Nate Diaz, who defeated Conor McGregor on short notice at UFC 196 at 170 pounds, has been telling people that he wants their rematch to take place at 155 pounds. Diaz says he wants to prove he can defeat McGregor at that weight so there won't be any excuses.

- Chan Sung Jung, known to MMA fans as "Korean Zombie" is eyeing an early 2017 return to the UFC after serving his two-year military stint for South Korea.

Damien Demento contributed to this article.