Jose Aldo To Conor McGregor: "Now You Have To Give Me My Rematch...You P*ssy!"

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After Losing To Nate Diaz, Aldo Calls McGregor A P*ssy via Social Media & McGregor's Coach Wants Rematch Next. #SUBSCRIBE http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2016/3/8/11177860/conor-mcgregors-coach-favors-rematch-with-jose-aldo-lets-see-a-proper After Conor McGregor Take A Vicious Choke Out Defeat Against Nate Diaz On UFC 196, Jose Aldo Calls Out McGregor For Rematch & Conor's Coach Wants Rematch With Aldo NEXT. Jose Aldo (25-2), who defended the UFC 145-pound championship seven times from 2011 to 2014, has publicly stated he will not accept any nontitle matchup at this point in his career. The 29-year-old surrendered his title to Conor McGregor in a 13-second knockout loss at UFC 194 on Dec. 12. In an Instagram post, Aldo encouraged the promotion to "keep [its] word" and book him to a title fight. His only exception would be a rematch against McGregor (19-2) under any capacity. "I was quiet for awhile because I was waiting for my rematch based on how the fight went down," Aldo wrote. "In fact, I was already training for it, but apparently I was wrong. So I wanted to make something clear to the UFC: For everything I have done, everything I have accepted and mostly how the fight ended, I will not accept any other fight other than a title shot. "My only exception would be fighting [McGregor], at any time, anywhere, and once that he is afraid and knows that I'm gonna win." Jose Aldo, who was rocked by Conor McGregor in their December fight, wants either a title shot or another matchup with McGregor. Christian Petersen/Zuffa LLC/Getty Images McGregor has been booked to a lightweight title fight against Rafael dos Anjos (25-7) at UFC 196 on March 5 in Las Vegas. McGregor's 145-pound title will not be on the line. Former UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar (20-4-1) is in a similar spot as Aldo. Edgar, 34, is on a five-fight win streak. His manager told ESPN.com that he also will not accept anything but a title fight. Retired, undefeated boxer Floyd "Money" Mayweather Jr. has expressed his displeasure with top UFC fighter Conor McGregor in recent weeks, but UFC president Dana White believes the 49-0 fighter is off base. According to Ben Thompson of FightHype.com, Mayweather believes racism has played a role in the notion that he is hated and McGregor is beloved, despite both athletes being brash and outspoken. "They say he talk a lot of trash and people praise him for it, but when I did it, they say I'm cocky and arrogant," Mayweather said. "So biased! Like I said before, all I'm saying is this, I ain't racist at all, but I'm telling you racism still exists." Undefeated for 10 years leading up to his title defense against the Irishman, Aldo says he knew he would lose one day, but didn’t want that loss to be against someone like McGregor. "Oh, absolutely. For sure," Aldo said when asked if the loss hurt more than it would have hurt against a fighter like Frankie Edgar. "Everyone that knows me and is with me on a daily basis knows that I always said I would lose one day, and accept the loss, but to this guy, I couldn’t. For everything that the fight became, the expectation… because of that. I could lose to Frankie Edgar, Chad (Mendes), when I had tough battles, any other athlete. Because of that, I was a bit disappointed with myself because I couldn’t afford to lose that fight."