Hunt has been on the warpath ever since it was announced July 15 that Brock Lesnar, who dominated Hunt for a lopsided unanimous decision victory at UFC 200, had been flagged by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) for a potential anti-doping violation at the July 9 event.
Hunt initially wanted a piece of Lesnar’s UFC-record $2.5 million show purse, but now he is demanding more from the UFC. He wants action, for the betterment of the sport and protection for the clean fighters.
“The best outcome is if the company that I work for says, ‘You’ve been cheating, you lose all of your [fight earnings], and since it was cheating, you get fined.