JACKSONVILLE, Fla.  – Chris Weidman ’s UFC title aspirations are still strong. The former UFC middleweight champion is not ready to turn the page on title contention and said a few things have transpired in recent weeks that reaffirmed his conviction that there’s still a chance to reclaim UFC gold in the late stages of his career. Weidman (15-5 MMA, 11-5 UFC) returns to the octagon this Saturday, when he takes on Uriah Hall (16-9 MMA, 9-7 UFC) on the main card of UFC 261 .

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