Chris Camozzi: Fulfilled in Hiatus

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Ultimate Fighting Championship veteran Chris Camozzi has only had good dealings with the Professional Fighters League. They will be featuring him in a new episode of their YouTube series ‘Prep Point,’ (Thursday, 10 a.m. ET on PFL's social media properties) and he even has a unique clause in his contract that lets him compete for his most recent fighting home.

“PFL’s been awesome for me. I’ve had nothing but good things to say about them and dealing with them,” Camozzi told Sherdog. “Actually, it’s in my contract that I can fight for Glory. I’m still contracted with Glory too. But they are not traveling guys either [and] there’s not a lot of fights going on. I’ve thrown out ideas like boxing to stay busy. I love fighting. I enjoy it. If I was Lance [Palmer], sitting on $2 Million I’d still do it. So far, I’ve had great communications with them and they haven’t told me no for anything. I’ll keep looking. I wouldn’t mind doing bare-knuckle [boxing]. If they’ll allow me to do that between now and next season, I’m in.”

In his conversation with Sherdog, Camozzi talked about his reasons for joining the league earlier this year and if his nine-month hiatus from fighting has caused financial problems. Also, what made his filming of “Prep Point” different than past interviews. He also gave his thoughts on a recent callout from fellow league newcomer Jordan Young.