Colby Covington has spoken out on his fight at UFC 272 against Jorge Masvidal. The two are still going back and forth online and the beef has not slowed down between the two.

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Jorge Masvidal landed a big left hook on Colby Covington that visibly hurt him. The UFC welterweight recently spoke out on the punch.

“Now the biggest thing he has to claim, the one little barely hit that didn’t even affect me at all, didn’t rock me, I wasn’t wobbled, I was off balance and I dropped down,” the UFC welterweight told Submission Radio. “I was right back in his face less than a second later laughing at him that he thought that he actually hurt me. And he knew in that second that, ‘oh yeah, I didn’t actually hurt him, maybe I miscalculated’. Dude, that was the one little glimpse of hope he had to turn it around. Go look at that round right before that when he’s curled up against the cage because he’s so scared because I’m pounding away at his face.

“So, this is hilarious,” continued Covington on the moment at UFC 272. “The one little thing, that’s his claim to fame now. Oh, he his one good punch on Colby ‘Chaos’ Covington. I don’t blame him. If that’s what he has to make his career off of, then you gotta do what you gotta do. You’re 37 years old, you’re past your time now, your title aspirations, your big money fight and main event marquee fights, they’re out the window. They rest in peace now. And at the front of them smiling is me, Colby Covington. Here lies all the title dreams and aspirations of Jorge Masvidal’s career in my hands.”