Overview

• Woodley told Action Network he proposed a $5 million bout to Georges St-Pierre, who replied that he is retired and not fighting anymore.
• Woodley said he then messaged Nick Diaz with the same $5 million offer for a Middle East event, and Diaz liked the message but did not respond.
• He presented the outreach as a push under The Realest International Promotion, his effort to stage marquee fights outside the UFC.
• Woodley framed the GSP matchup as a legacy fight, arguing a win would eclipse his late-UFC losses to Gilbert Burns, Vicente Luque, Colby Covington, and Kamaru Usman.
• Coverage notes St-Pierre remains retired and that Diaz withdrew from a planned 2024 UFC return after rehab, while Woodley’s broader claims about TRIP’s funding and eight-figure purses are his assertions.