LIVERPOOL, England – Stephen Thompson would’ve been well within his right not to compete at UFC Fight Night 130 after Darren Till missed weight by a wide margin.

According to “Wonderboy,” though, that was never under consideration.

“That never went through my head,” Thompson told MMAjunkie today following ceremonial weigh-ins at Echo Arena. “That was up to my managers and the UFC to make things like that happen. I’m focused on the fight, and that’s all I want to worry about.”

As of now, the fight between Till (16-0-1 MMA, 4-0-1 UFC) and Thompson (14-2-1 MMA, 9-2-1 UFC) is slated to still serve as the headliner for UFC Fight Night 130 after Till came in 3.5 pounds over the welterweight limit. However, there are conditions.

For starters, Thompson will receive 30 percent of Till’s fight purse. More importantly, though, is the stipulation that Till has to weigh in a second time on fight day and must come in no heavier than 188 pounds.

If that doesn’t happen, the scheduled FS1-televised headliner for Sunday at Echo Arena could be scratched, unless Thompson agrees to new terms.

“That’s going to be up to ‘Wonderboy’ and his team,” UFC President Dana White told MMAjunkie.

For his part, Till told MMAjunkie he’s worried about being able to make 188. So while it’s nice to hear Thompson say he never considered withdrawing from the fight today, will that still be the case tomorrow if Till doesn’t keep his end of the bargain?

Consider that Thompson already is bothered by the situation as it is.

“A little disappointed he didn’t make weight,” Thompson said. “He comes in and makes weight at 173, gets an hour to come back, comes back even heavier. It’s kind of disappointing to come all this way, and your opponent doesn’t make weight.”

He continued, “I’ve never actually gotten up to that heavy (188). I usually get up there to 185, 186. That’s what I show up weighing. I heard he had a big cut, walks around very heavy. It is what it is. I’m here to fight.”

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