Michael Bisping wants to send Jason Miller to the hospital

The tension built up between Michael Bisping and Jason Miller after spending time around each other as coaches of the Ultimate Fighter Season 14, as well as the barbs exchanged through a variety of online outlets, appears to be spilling over into a becoming more of a personal battle than a professional one.

The latest example of this came in a recent interview with Bisping where he made his intentions known relating to the outcome of their TUF 14 Finale headliner and they don’t involve a handshake or pat on the back.

“He’s underestimating me, just like all opponents,” Bisping began in a conversation with MMAWeekly “And they have a different opinion by the time they’re checking out of the hospital after the fight. Six of my last seven opponents, that’s where they went to the hospital, and Jason Miller’s going to be no different.”

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“The Count” explained he, on the other hand, is not making the same mistake in regards to his opponent even though he doesn’t think much of what “Mayhem” has to offer as an adversary.

“I’m not underestimating Jason; I never do,” said Bisping. “He’s got some things I’ve got to be careful of, obviously the ground work, he’s going to want to take me down and submit me. I don’t think he’s going to be able to do that, but I’ve addressed that problem and I’ve trained very, very hard.

“But I’ll be honest the way I feel about it,” the 32-year old continued. “I could have laid on my couch for six months eating pizza and got off my ass and kicked the sh*t out of him. Unfortunately for him, I’ve just done a ten-week training camp as if I was facing Anderson Silva. This guy’s got nothing on me. I’m looking forward to proving it.”

Fans can see if Bisping delivers on his guarantee of medical care when action fires up on Spike TV at 8:00 PM EST.

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