"You just take it for what it is. It steams me up, it gets me going, it fires me up to hear people boo. You've gotta figure out how a way to twist it around because because I've never really come out with cheers except for when I fought in Arizona one time, so I'm used to it. But I'd love for the fans to pick up and give me a little bit of love but if you can only boo me, I'll accept that and twist it around."
On a rubber match with Faber:
"I'm not gonna turn down a rubber match like that, you know, I think that Faber gave me a good fight and he tested me a little bit and I felt like I went through there and still got the unanimous decision. I know I can beat him 9 out of 10 times."
And his position on possibly moving up to 145 to face Aldo:
"I'm not gonna turn down anything like that. I'm not gonna turn down a rubber match, I'm not gonna turn down a fight with Jose Aldo. Man if they pay me the right money I'll go fight anybody at heavyweight. I'll run around like a chicken. I'll run around like I'm trying to catch a chicken in that cage, but I'll get through it. I just want to fight the best guys on the planet."
He won't say who deserves the next shot because he doesn't feel like he's in that position. He does discuss a few other things though, and it's an interesting interview. Plus you can see how marked up his face is from the fight. You can catch the whole thing after the jump.