"Say we say we want to fight each other or something, now all of a sudden we have this tension between us and we're a direct result of each other. We're the fighters we are because of each other. So we don't want that tension in the gym of Koscheck calling me out, or saying he's going to beat me up, or Fitch saying he's going to beat Kos up or something like that."

"A lot of people don't see all the sides of what would actually happen. We'd have to divide our fight camp up, our coaches would have to take sides, and what makes us who we are is our coaching staff," said Swick.

"Plus it's not the fact that we don't want to hurt each other or fight each other cause we beat each other up every day. Trust me, if you ever went to our gym or you can ask someone that's been there, we don't hold back.

"I don't want to be the guy to hand one of them a loss, they don't want to be the guy to hand me a loss. It's the after effect that I think is going to be the most problematic."