While UFC Fight Night 30 is still over two months away, that hasn’t stopped trash talker extraordinaire Michael Bisping from already calling out his upcoming opponent, Mark Munoz.

However, “The Filipino Wrecking Machine” isn’t impressed and doesn’t mind spitting back from verbal venom either.

Check out what the middleweight contender had to say to Prime One Media:

"Bisping has already been talking, I know … People were texting me and tweeting me all this stuff about Bisping talking a lot of smack about me. But that stuff doesn't bother me,” Munoz asserted.

“I show my talk inside the Octagon. He was saying he was going to beat me into depression and if I was depressed, I'd go into more depression. The fact of the matter is, he has pillows for fists. He hasn't knocked anybody out and he says he's gonna knock me out? … He's going to have pillows and I'm going to have hammers."

For the record, “The Count” has scored 14 of his 24 career victories by way of knockout, though he hasn’t scored a finish since December 2011, when he overwhelmed Jason Miller with knees and punches on the ground.

Bisping is just 2-2 in his past four fights, though remains ranked the number 4 middleweight in the world according to UFC’s official rankings.

Meanwhile, Munoz is 5-1 in his past six fights, making a successful return to the Octagon after a one-year layoff at UFC 162 last month.

Munoz dominated consensus top 10 middleweight Tim Boetsch with his wrestling, cardio and signature ground-and-pound.

Will Bisping be able to get inside Munoz’s head and score the upset in his homeland of Manchester, England or will Munoz make sure Bisping’s days as a top contender at 185 pounds are numbered?