I was expecting him to trash Kimbo, but he says he's changed his mind.  I'd like to see a rematch with Frank Shamrock.

Respect in professional athletics is nonsense. Respect is simply a euphemism for cash money. Do you ever hear the highest paid athletes in any of the major sports complaining about a lack of respect from their organization? Certainly not. If it was truly about respect, we would have athletes insist on clauses in their contracts that prohibit their head coaches from yelling at them, or ensuring that general manager called them on a twice-weekly basis to tell the player just how much they mean to the franchise. Of course, players would be willing to take pay cuts in order to seek such respect. Show me a player who has done that, and I'll show you a liar.

It comes down to what both sides feel is fair compensation. To me, getting paid $1 million to fight Rashad Evans under the current economics of MMA is a sign of tremendous "respect." Tito appears to feel otherwise. It will be interesting to see if other organizations can match, let alone surpass the  level of "respect" the UFC has shown Tito throughout his tenure with the company.

This fool actually said EliteXC signed with NBC in the interview...

Newsflash...it was CBS dumbass..

So in Tito's world, he was never a coach on TUF 2 (which was a position graciously given to him after he spent a year testing the waters and finding out that no one really wanted him), never had an All Access show done on him, was never on a Spike special for a third squash match against Ken Shamrock, and was never given an undeserved title shot wins over complete non-contenders (at the time) Forrest and Shamrock...?