Jorge Masvidal reveals a peculiar phone call with Donald Trump just days before his retirement fight at UFC 287. Find out the intriguing details in this article.
In the realm of mixed martial arts, Jorge Masvidal is widely recognized as a talented and exciting competitor. Despite his sudden retirement from active competition, Masvidal continues to engage with fans through podcasts and interviews, sharing his experiences and expressing his enthusiasm. During a recent interview on George Janko’s YouTube channel, Masvidal recounted a peculiar experience he had just days before his retirement fight at UFC 287.
A Midnight Phone Call
During the 27th episode of the show, Masvidal engaged in a lengthy conversation with popular podcast host and social media figure George Janko. The topic of discussion? A phone call from none other than the former President of the United States, Donald Trump.
According to Masvidal, the call came in at midnight, adding an element of intrigue to the story. He explained, ‘I had just pulled my calves before my last fight and was getting therapy. My twin brother was with me, and I didn’t have my phone on me. When I finally looked at it, I saw that Trump had called. I was thinking, if he’s calling this late, he must have something important to say.’
Trump’s Admiration
Masvidal’s excitement was palpable as he shared the anecdote. Being a favorite of Donald Trump undoubtedly fueled his spirits. Masvidal’s long history in the world of mixed martial arts has earned him recognition, and Trump’s admiration only further solidifies his status.
Despite his retirement, Masvidal has hinted at a possible return to the UFC. In an interview with Ariel Helwani on The MMA Hour, he stated that he would ‘entertain’ the idea if presented with a highly compelling fight card. Could we see a shocking comeback from Masvidal?
Only time will tell, but one thing is for certain: Jorge Masvidal’s conversation with Donald Trump will remain a peculiar and memorable moment in his career.
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