"Rashad’s committed to fighting. If the title shot was a year away, I’m sure Rashad would take another fight. He’s not going to put his career on hold a year, but we don’t anticipate that being the case. I hope that’s not the case. Rashad would like to fight for the title next. But like and reality are always two different things. If the reality is that he can’t, he’ll still go out there and he’ll fight. You stack ‘em up and he’ll knock ‘em down. It don’t matter who the opponent is."
He believes that his client will get his title shot next and will face the winner of the Jon Jones vs. Quinton Jackson bout at UFC 135, but he isn't going to wait around for it:
"Hopefully, it will be for the title shot and he’ll get his opportunity to reclaim what belongs to him," Robinson stated. "If some reason the fight is delayed to a point where he has to take another opponent, he’ll take another opponent. The title shot is his first choice, it is his first desire, but more so that anything he wants to fight."
Evans will apparently be in attendance at UFC 135, and could possibly come into the cage and challenge the winner. If the winner did come out of the fight injured though, would Rashad really take another fight, despite what his manager says? Personally, I find it hard to believe.