Georges St-Pierre is one of the toughest fighters in the history of the UFC. While he has battled out some of the baddest men in the octagon, he is a fairly easy-going person in real life. He does not constantly seek the thrill of an adrenaline rush, like most fighters. GSP was approached by Bloody Elbow’s Eddie Mercado at Universal Studios, and the former two-division champion revealed that he is not a big thrill-seeker. He revealed his fear of rollercoasters as well.

GSP believes that rollercoasters are ‘extreme’ things.

He said, “I’m kind of a coward with the rides. I’ve done a lot of extreme things in my life, but I’m the kind of guy that when I have free time I don’t enjoy doing this because I don’t like doing roller-coasters. I’m kind of scared, you know?” 

St-Pierre also revealed that he is scared of heights. He does not like it, but it has gotten better with time.

GSP has been very vocal about his struggles with anxiety, especially before his fights inside the octagon. He said that he does not want to feel the stress associated with thrill rides. St-Pierre is a self-proclaimed dinosaur nerd and is a great enthusiast of paleontology. He said that he’d rather indulge in activities that involve his favorite hobbies. GSP claims to avoid any form of superficial fear since he has enough stress in life.

Georges St-Pierre is now a free agent

Georges St-Pierre talked about the expiration of his UFC contract a couple of months ago. He is now a free agent. The former UFC two-division champion took the decision to walk away from mixed martial arts for good. However, GSP was still contracted to the Ultimate Fighting Championship. It acted as a hurdle for his proposed boxing match with legend Oscar De La Hoya.

GSP went on to announce his status as a free agent in October 2022. He was back in the open market and could engage in any endeavor he chooses to. St-Pierre recently served as the co-host for Jake Paul vs. Anderson Silva boxing match along with UFC great Chael Sonnen.

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Georges ST-Pierre is now 41 years old. It does not look like he will be getting back into the world of combat sports in the near future. What are your thoughts on GSP? Do you think he will come back out of retirement for a big money fight? Drop your comments below.

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