Appearing during a recent podcast sitting together, Michael Bisping and Luke Rockhold rekindled their dated rivalry — with the former reminding the latter how during their UFC 199 rematched, he managed to stop him to win the middleweight crown, all whilst dealing with sight issues.
Bisping, a former undisputed middleweight champion, met with two-fight rival, Rockhold in a short-notice rematch in 2016, competing for Octagon spoils for the first time during his lengthy tenure in the promotion — following a prior Ultimate Fighter victory.
First matching with the outspoken Santa Cruz native back in 2014, Manchester native, Bisping was stopped with an eventual second round guillotine choke, before earning his way back to a title rematch on short-notice.
Replacing an injury-stricken Chris Weidman, Hall of Fame inductee, Bisping would lay waste to an over-confident, Rockhold with a blistering opening round knockout win — landing the undisputed middleweight championship.
Tying their two-fight series at …