Chuck Liddell Planning on Fighting for the Title

Chuck Liddell wants everyone to know that he may be forty years old, but he can still fight like a thirty-five year old and party like a twenty-two year old.

I miss fighting and I want to fight, so that's what I'm doing," Liddell said Monday, expressing a desire to prove he is still a viable fighter. "I'll keep arguing and (White) will keep arguing with me. I just have to show him that I can perform."

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"I would like another fight and then I want another fight after," he said. "Hopefully, Dana's happy with my two wins and I get a shot at a contender and then a shot at a title. That's four fights and that's about as far forward as I've thought."

Does that mean Liddell is expecting to lose his hypothetical title shot or retire on top a la John Elway? 

So, if Chuck beats Tito (again) who does the UFC put in front of him? How about Keith Jardine!

If Liddell avenges that loss then...oh, who am I kidding? Liddell is 1-4 in his past five fights and his last two losses came via knockout. Not to mention Liddell's inability to adapt or improve his skill set. Chuck will certainly be the early favorite against Tito Ortiz but even if he wins is there a realistic path to a title shot that won't end in this?