Dana White: "This whole 'We don't want to fight each other' thing is over."

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Jon Fitch and Dana White weren't each other's biggest fans last night at the UFC 111 post-fight press conference.

Fitch stated that he wanted another title shot against Georges St. Pierre. Currently 12-1 in his UFC career, Fitch's only loss came at the hands of the current welterweight champion.

"There is nothing more important to me right now than fighting for a title," said Fitch at the press conference. "I'm a better fighter than the first time we fought and I want a title shot."

However, White said that he would like to see Fitch fight his American Kickboxing Academy teammate Josh Koscheck. But there has been a long-standing agreement between the AKA fighters that they would not fight each other for a title shot. Fitch joked that the only way him and Koscheck would ever fight would be in their gym behind closed doors.

"How bad do you want it?" White said. "Do you want to fight Koscheck? He's in your division and he's one of the best... There's no reason that two guys can't go out and compete against each other to see who's better and not be friends."

However, a Fitch vs. Koscheck fight would make sense in the 170-lbs. division. While there are many fighters in contention territory, White feels that Koscheck's wins over Anthony Johnson and Frank Trigg warrant him a place at the top of the title mix. While the teammates do not want to face each other, White said that it has to end.

"It's over," he said. "This whole 'We don't want to fight each other' thing is over. How long can it go on when you have two of the top guys in the same division and they won't fight each other?"

St. Pierre, though, would be willing to fight Fitch for the title.

"He is not the same guy as I fought the first time," said St. Pierre. "He is a much much better improve version. And I'm not the same guy when I fought him as well. It's going to be a different fight, and I'm going to have to think about different things and maybe use a different strategy. It's always a different situation."