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Published 11:26 15 Oct 2016 BST

Mousasi has competed in weight divisions as high as heavyweight in his long and storied career so there's no chance that he could cross paths with the UFC featherweight champion in the Octagon.
'The Dreamcatcher' had his eyes firmly set on a clash with middleweight great Anderson Silva but that's seemingly off the table and now Mousasi wants to avenge his defeat to Uriah Hall last year.
"My manager talked to his (Silva's) management." Mousasi said. "He is not available. He is doing some movie part. He won't be available any time soon. I think they are looking for a title shot or a super fight with GSP (Georges St-Pierre). I don't think Anderson is an option. I think Uriah Hall is an option. I have something to settle with him. I need one more good win after I erase that loss and then a top-four guy and then a title shot is inevitable."
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