Featherweight contender Henry Corrales figures all the title talk that accompanied Aaron Pico to Bellator 214 will transfer to him.

“It definitely would be nice to get back in there with ‘Pitbull’ and mix it up with that guy,” Corrales told MMAjunkie Radio after his shocking knockout of Pico this past Saturday.

Corrales told MMAjunkie Radio it will be a different fight if he can get in front of current champ Patricio “Pitbull” Freire a second time.

“It’d be cool to get in there with a full camp for that guy,” he said. “At this stage of my career, I’m just operating on a different frequency these days at The MMA Lab.”

The two faced off at Bellator 153 in April 2016, with Freire taking home a second-round submission win. Corrales said he took the fight on 12 days’ notice, a habit he developed early in his career.

Corrales called out the champ in his post-fight interview and continued his stump for a rematch.

“I just sort of entered my physical prime like a year ago,” he said. “But I’m barely scratching the surface on my mental prime. Being older, being more conscience and present and aware of things that are going on in my life is making everything better. I’m in a good place, dude. I’m just ready to take everything to the next level.”

An order from the California State Athletic Commission could force Corrales to move up on weight unless he gets a doctor’s clearance to fight at 145 pounds, according to a report from MMAFighting.com. Fight-night weights released by the commission confirm he gained back 14.8 percent of his mark at the event’s official weigh-ins, going from 145.7 pounds to 167.6 pounds on fight night. The CSAC flags fighters who bulk up over 10 percent of their bodyweight.

Corrales downplayed the news, telling MMAjunkie he walks around at 165 pounds and “water-loaded all fight day.” He indicated he has no intention of moving up in weight because he’s too small for the division.

But whatever happens, Corrales could find himself in for a wait if Bellator puts together a superfight between Freire and lightweight champ Michael Chandler, rivals who’ve been jawing nonstop over the past week.

The way the Viacom-owned promotion pushed Pico, Corrales may not have been the intended recipient of a boost.

“That was the case, for sure,” he said. “But I’ve been labeled a lot worse than an underdog or whatever. So, (expletive), I don’t really care. And then 13 of my 17 wins are finishes, so I know what I’m about. I’m not too worried about that kind of stuff.”

Corrales intentionally kept his celebration to a minimum after his brutal win. Despite being in “killer mode” with high adrenaline, he calmed himself after his shocking upset win.

“We have a lot of mutual people that we’re cool with in the crowd,” Corrales said. “I was just trying to keep it cool. The guy’s young, just got KO’d pretty (expletive) badly. Out of respect, you know?”

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