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St-Pierre will have been out of action for 19 months when he defends his Ultimate Fighting Championship welterweight title before a home crowd in UFC 154 on Nov. 17 at what will likely be a sold-out Bell Centre. During St-Pierres layoff, Condit defeated Nick Diaz for the interim championship. Their showdown will settle which of them is really No. 1 at 170 pounds. "In my contract, I was supposed to defend my title every year and I couldnt do it because of my injury, so the champion to me is Carlos Condit," St-Pierre said to applause from about 200 fans at a news conference Thursday at the Montreal Science Centre. "Its up to me to take the title, so Im going for the title. Thats how I see it." Condit (28-5) of Albuquerque, N.M., wasnt buying his opponents claim to underdog status. "Im not the official champion," he said. "Georges has been such a dominant champion over the last couple of years that until someone beats him, hes the undisputed champion. "Thats my mindset. Until I beat him, I dont feel Im a true champion." Neither of them could be called a hothead, and that was the closest they came to a disagreement. St-Pierre even called Condit "a gentleman." But he also said that opponents who dont use trash talk are often the toughest in the cage. "Hes very well rounded and smart," St-Pierre said. "He adapts well to any style of fighter, but Im going to take care of business. "I have two challenges. Im fighting the most dangerous and most well rounded martial artist Ive ever fought and Im also coming back from a long layoff, so its two challenges in one. But as a real martial artist, I ask nothing less." St-Pierre (22-2) will defend his championship belt for the seventh time. He has won his last nine bouts, but hasnt fought since he beat Jake Shields in Toronto in April, 2011 due to a knee injury that required surgery. He acknowledges there will be some ring rust, but he said the knee is 100 per cent healed and he is confident he has not lost a step. Even before the injury, he said his energy was fading and knew he needed to change a few things in his training and his approoach to fighting. Golden Tate Camo Jersey. Thats what he did during the layoff. "I was going (to training) because I had to, not because I wanted to," he said. "I lost motivation. "I learned that in your career, sometimes you need to break something and fix it before it breaks by itself. I didnt need to lose a fight to improve my training schedule. I needed to stay on top before the fight game catches up to me. Thats what the long layoff allowed me to do. To think about stuff. "Im very glad to be back. I changed a lot in my training and in my life and Ive never been so pumped up." Both fighters normally have Greg Jackson in their corner, but the veteran coach will not work either corner for this fight card. St-Pierre said it wont matter. "I like to have Greg in my corner, but well both have the same problem," he said. "The corner doesnt really matter. "Even if the Pope or my grandmother was in my corner, the truth is that when you come back after a round youre exhausted. You have maybe 20 seconds where the person can tell you what to do or change your strategy. The rest of the time your just recuperate." It will be daunting for Condit to fight in front of a full house that will be almost entirely on St-Pierres side, especially against one of the top stars and top pay-per-view draws in UFC. But he relishes the role of "the bad guy fighting in an opponents home town. "When I fought in my home town it was probably the most nervous Ive ever been, the most pressure Ive ever felt," he said. "When I fight in someone elses home town I feel its my fight to win. "No pressure. I just get to go out there and perform to the best of my ability and not worry about anything else." It will be the fifth UFC card held in Montreal and the third one with St-Pierre in the main event. Tom Wright, president of UFC Canada, said the organization hopes to make it a regular part of its schedule to have a card each year in Montreal in the third week of March and another in Toronto on the third week of September. "It helps our fans because they can plan their travel and their schedule," Wright said. "And we feel its important to have that kind of consistency to our schedule to allow our fans and business partners to manage their relationship with us." ' ' '