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Published 23:57 20 Jan 2021 GMT

Mike Bisping is still the only Brit to have held a UFC title. (Photo: Getty)[/caption]
Flaunting a dazzling $1 million watch at every opportunity isn't for Bisping, however.
"It's not my style," he said.
"I have a few nice watches but I don't even wear them these days.
"I'm a working class lad from Lancashire, for crying out loud. I've got a solid gold Rolex, but I never wear it because I feel like an absolute w***er with it on. You know what I mean?"
McGregor made swift work of Poirier when the two first clashed in 2014, knocking the American out in one minute 46 seconds. However, Bisping is expecting a much closer contest this time around.
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"I think it's gonna be a better fight than the first one.
"In the first one McGregor just smoked him, but since then Dustin has improved a lot - mentally and physically. He's at 155 (pounds) now so he's going to be able to take a punch better.
"These extreme weight cuts do affect your ability to take a shot."
When pushed for a pre-fight prediction, Bisping said he'd still opt for the Irishman.
"Getting out of that first round is going to be the hard thing for Dustin. If he can do that, then the odds start to tip in his favour.
"If you asked me, and you put a gun to my head, who wins this fight - I'd probably say a late round two finish for Conor McGregor."
BT Sport Box Office will show UFC 257: Poirier vs. McGregor 2 exclusively live from 3am on Saturday 23rd January. UFC 257 can be watched on BT TV, Virgin TV, Sky, online via the web or the BT Sport Box Office App and is available to buy at www.bt.com/sportboxoffice
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