在今年3月被安东尼-?佩提斯（Anthony Pettis）KO击败后，“神奇小子”史蒂芬-汤普森（St??ephen Thompson）希望能在身体与状态都恢复到100%后再思量回归的事情。

3月的那场败绩是汤普森职业生涯中首次被KO终结，而当他能够记起一切的时间，已经是当晚在医院的病床上了。不过面临镜头，他照旧面带笑容，由于他希望自己起劲面临失败的态度能够为自己在南卡罗莱纳的上百名学徒树立模范。

“我就是这样的人。在这场角逐之前我从未被KO过，可是作为一名职业选手，我想若是你一直打下去的话，这种情形是早晚会爆发的。虽?然我能在10场角逐中赢下9场，但你永远不知道会?有什么?事情爆发在自己的身上，这正是格?斗运动令人兴奋的地方。”

“我记适当自己躺在医院的时间，我的父亲在Facebook上举行直播。我用笑容面临各人，由于我有600个孩子正在家里看着我，我想给他们做出一个好的模范，让他们知道无论是输是赢，你都要坚持信心并继?续前行。”

一直以来，汤普森给人的印象都是一位好好先生，他从不会与别人爆发口水仗。而现在，神奇小子也不妄想改变自己的形象，由于他以为在这项运动中尊重敌手是最主要的。

“有许多家伙都喜?欢随处吐?口水，我明确他们这样做是为了能让角逐大卖，但我不以为这是他们真实的自己，人们很快就会明确这一点的。若是我?现在最先学着他们去随处吐口水，人们只会想让我闭上嘴巴，由于那基础就不是我自己。”

这位前UFC次中量级冠军挑战者体现自己并不急于回到八角笼，尤其是在遭遇了职业生涯中的首次KO后。

?“现在距离我的这场角逐并没有已往良久，以是我想要好好?休息一段时间。我现在已经36岁了，只管我并没有受到太?大的危险，但仍需要审慎地看待这件事情。当我下一次泛起在八角笼内时，我希望?自己已经100%地恢复了。我知道一些家伙，他们在被KO后就迫缺乏待地要回去证实自己，效果就是被再一次击败。我只想确认自己已经完全恢复了，我需要一些时间来让自己痊愈，那之后我才会思量下一场角逐的事情。”

“现在一切都很顺遂，我感受很棒。几周前我举行?了另一个?检查，效果都不错。在迈出下一步之前我只想确保自己是完全康健的。”

6月份，UFC?将在?汤普森的家乡格林威尔举行一场格斗之夜赛事，不过神奇小子强迫自己不可在那晚就回归角逐。

“我一直游说UFC来到?我的家乡举行赛事，但不幸的是，我无法在当晚角逐了。我已经见告了所有人我不会泛起在当晚的对阵名单中，但我到时间一定会去现场，和选手以及拳迷一起庆?祝的。”

“至于何时回归，现在我还没有一个确?切的时间，但我希望是在今年底之前，也许会在9月或?者10月。我很愿意再一次在纽约的麦迪逊花园广场出战，今年还远没有竣事，我尚有不少的时机，以是希?望我在年底的时间会泛起在各人的眼前。”（UFC中国 大拿）

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