A fight with Vemola? I’ll give up my paycheck, Pütz said. Why does he want the Terminator to get rid of his animals?

In the last few days, there has been a lot of speculation about the fight between Karlos Vemola and Stephan Pütz. The February date in Munich seems like an ideal one, but it is questionable whether a deal will be reached by then. However, both fighters are not against it.

Karlos Vémola has a middleweight fight in the Octagon against Patrik Kinclo, who he says holds a championship belt that does not belong to him. So he’s going to take it away from him at the end of the year.

What then? That’s still in the stars, although it is expected that a rematch with Attila Vegh will be on the cards. However, a fight with German terminator Stephan Pütz is also crystallizing.

The two have been bantering on social media and the fight has essentially already been arranged. Now, on OKTAGON Hype, Pütz talked about all the things he’d like to bet on.

“If Karlos wants us to bet the payouts as well, I’m all for it because I want Karlos to be happy. So I’m happy to put my payout on the line. However, I recommend that it be conceived in such a way that the opponent’s money is then used as a donation for something.

Maybe we could support an animal welfare organization or a children’s organization. Of course, he can choose. But speaking of stakes and raising them, I have a suggestion. If he loses, he’ll release his lions and sharks because he’s not keeping them in the right conditions.

I think the champion should set an example, and a good example at that. He should show that he cares about the welfare of the animals. I think itwould be a good decision if he released them and put them in a place where they can live in the right conditions,” he said.

Vémola has already let it be known that he is definitely not going to gamble on the animals. On the contrary, he would like to buy his dream elephant next year, but by then he would need a new house with a large space for the already large zoo.

Source: Octagon Hype, MMA Shorties