LAS VEGAS – Newly inducted UFC Hall of Fame member Urijah Faber said he’s too busy to think about coming back to the octagon, even if thoughts of fighting still occupy his mind.

When someone lips off to him in the civilian world, he thinks about solving things with his fists.

But when it comes to his legacy, he’s satisfied with his contribution to the sport as a pioneer for lighter-weight UFC fighters.

When Faber was in his heyday, there were no opportunities for fighters below 170 pounds. So he took matters into his own hands – with a keyboard.

“I went around collecting belts,” Faber (34-10 MMA, 10-6 UFC) told MMAjunkie after his induction this past Thursday into the UFC Hall of Fame as a Modern Era fighter. “My hit list was me being a troll on the Internet, saying who they’re saying is the best guy in the world, and calling that guy out.”

Faber won belts in Gladiator Challenge and the WEC by fighting the best competition available at bantamweight and featherweight, putting the divisions on the map before the WEC was purchased by the UFC’s then-parent company Zuffa and later folded into the industry leader.

“I went around and collected belts in all the organizations,” Faber said. “There was no UFC for me. It wasn’t a reality – I helped get it there. I had a lot of (title) shots because I was beating all the top contenders.”

Although Faber was never able to take home a UFC belt, he is proud of the fact that he competed for so long at a high level. And in particular, he said, he did it without the aid of illegal substances.

“Never did one PED my whole life, and all the cheaters that are out there, shame on you,” he said. “I was a representative who went from the very beginning to the very end at the top of the world, and had a great time doing it.”

Watch Faber reflect on his UFC Hall of Fame induction in the video above.

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