Manager: GSP has no plans to return in 2015
There has been cautiously optimistic that Georges St-Pierre would return to the Octagon, but it does not appear as if it is going to happen any time soon, if at all.

UFC president Dana White has been cautiously optimistic that former UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre would return to the Octagon, but it does not appear as if it is going to happen any time soon.
Asked of St-Pierre’s plans for 2015, manager Rodolphe Beaulieu wrote in an email to MMAjunkie, There is no plan for 2015. We are working on a few projects but nothing related for him coming back in the octagon.
Beaulieu indicated St-Pierre’s priority is not to step back into a crowded field of welterweights more than a year after he vacated the belt and took a hiatus from the sport following his ninth title defense against Hendricks.
This past October, White and UFC co-owner Lorenzo Fertitta met with St-Pierre in Montreal to discuss a potential comeback. The meeting did not produce a definitive timeline. With Beaulieu’s words, perhaps we now know why.
