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Josh Koscheck tweets - "Hey haters that tweet me dum ass sh*t.Dam I can't wait2prove u guys out there s*cking GSP's d*ck;wrong Took apic4u" HT: twitter.com/joshkoscheck UFC 124: St-Pierre vs. Koscheck coverage

28 lightweight (155 lbs) fighters have begun filming The Ultimate Fighter 12: Team St-Pierre: Firas Zahabi - MMA coach Phil Nurse - Muay Thai coach Jean-Charles Skarbowsky - Muay Thai coach John Danaher - BJJ coach Shawn Williams - BJJ coach Team Koscheck: Bob Cook - MMA coach Daniel Cormier - Wrestling coach Javier Mendez - Kickboxing coach Dave Camarillo - BJJ coach Teddy Lucio - Boxing coach The Ultimate Fighter 12 debut coverage

Dan Hardy said GSP chose "to stick with the safe option to keep his belt": "Obviously GSP won, you look at the scorecard and he was dominant in his victory. But I didn't feel like I was beaten up in any way, I wasn't injured, I wasn't hurt. He took the win from me but he didn't take the fight from me. "I wasn't beaten mentally or physically. I don't know, it must be frustrating for the fans and it's frustrating for me because I know that GSP has the kind of potential to make more of a fight out of it. But he's very good at wrestling and he chooses to stick with the safe option to keep his belt. I mean you can't hold it against him. It's not what I would do in his situation but I'm not in his situation right now, so I can't really make those calls." -- Full interview at sportsnet.ca, photo via ufc.com UFC 111: St-Pierre vs. Hardy coverage

Georges St-Pierre and Gegard Mousasi plan to train together again soon: Georges St-Pierre - "[Mousasi] He's amazing, he's a great fighter, he's an even greater human being than a fighter. He's a great guy. We plan to train together." Gegard Mousasi - "Maybe [St-Pierre] he will come to Holland to work on his stand-up, cause we have good K-1 stand-up fighters in Holland, and maybe I'd join him one time in his training camp when he has a fight so we can help each other." HT: mmaweekly.com Strikeforce: Nashville on CBS coverage

Dan Hardy +515 talks Georges St-Pierre -800: "It depends how eager he is to get the fight started," Hardy told MMAjunkie.com Radio (audio). "If it starts fast, he'll get knocked out fast. If he takes his time, he might get knocked out in a later round. "It depends on him, really, and what kind of pace he wants to push." ... "I'm getting messages from all over the world, not just from the U.K. To my surprise, I'm getting a hell of a lot of messages from Canada. "They usually start with, 'I'm Canadian, but,' and then it goes on to explain that they like Georges St-Pierre, but they're ready for a change, and they want me to win." Full interview at mmajunkie.com UFC 111: St-Pierre vs. Hardy coverage

Georges St-Pierre says "I want to take Dan Hardy out as quickly as I can": "The longer a fight is, the more you can get hurt. I want to take him out as fast as I can and go home." "He deserves it," St-Pierre said. "He's undefeated in the UFC, and he's a great challenge for me. He's a top-10 guy, and we haven't fought yet. Most of the contenders at 170 pounds are guys I've already fought. "It's a mathematics problem. It's a new problem that I'm going to solve. It's going to make me a better fighter. I'm going to grow from that." HT: mmajunkie.com, INGO B, fozo -- image via George St. Pierre's UFC Workout (at menshealth.com) UFC 111: St-Pierre vs. Hardy coverage