Mark Hunt calls out Fabricio Werdum after ‘chicken rat’ got lucky with flying knee

Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) heavyweight slugger, Mark Hunt, could make his way back to mixed martial arts (MMA) at the upcoming UFC 221 pay-per-view (PPV) event in Perth, Australia, now that physicians have cleared the “Super Samoan” for return.

And the former K-1 kickboxing champion already has a familiar foe in mind.

“Hopefully I get a fight in Perth – we’re waiting for Werdum to say yes, but he’s such a little chicken rat,” Hunt told Sporting News. “He knows he’ll get knocked out. He got me in Mexico, but I sure as hell doubt it’ll go the same way the next time we fight. Three and a half weeks’ notice and 21 kilograms later … I was schooling that punk-ass too. He got lucky with that knee.”

Hunt was benched earlier this year after complaining about symptoms of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). After throwing a fit a refusing to play ball, the “Super Samoan” finally relented and got his brain scanned in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Now it’s time to find an opponent for the 43-year old power puncher, who was last seen planishing Derrick Lewis at UFC Fight Night 110. Werdum — who stopped Hunt at UFC 180 in late 2014 — awaits a new opponent after winning two straight.

It certainly won’t be one of these two guys ... yet.