Georgio Poullas is planning to meet with UFC CEO Dana White later this week to make his pitch to fight Arman Tsarukyan.

UFC lightweight contender Arman Tsarukyan and social media influencer Georgio Poullas got into an all-out brawl immediately following their controversial wrestling match at RAF 6 last weekend in Arizona. After several arguable infractions by Poullas in the match, Tsarukyan attacked Poullas after the final buzzer, landing several punches as both of their respective teams intervened.

Tensions haven’t cooled off since RAF 6 between Tsarukyan and Poullas. Just hours after their match, the two polarizing personalities will square off in a submission grappling rematch on March 11th at a Hype Brazil event.

But if Poullas has anything to say about it, this second chapter with Tsarukyan could be the latest part of a long-standing feud that could involve the UFC brass.

Georgio Poullas ramps up Arman Tsarukyan feud ahead of grappling rematch

In a recent interview on , Poullas revealed plans to meet with White later this week to make his pitch to fight Tsarukyan.

“Arman thinks I won’t fight him, but I will fight him anywhere at any time. We’re currently planning on trying to get a phone call [with Dana White] to try to make that happen,” Poullas said.

“As far as that goes, I know Dana’s look on the Paul brothers and he didn’t want them in the UFC. But at the same time, I think that Dana also doesn’t want to lose business to another organization. He’s a businessman. I can only hope it’s something he’d entertain, but I also understand if it’s something he doesn’t want to entertain.

“It would be great business!” Poullas continued.

As of this writing, White hasn’t responded to Poullas’ comments. As for what’s next for Tsarukyan, he could potentially face the upcoming UFC 326 main event winner after encouraging talks with the matchmakers.

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