Kemo
12-31-2018, 05:40 AM
Daniel Cormier was quick to respond to Jon Jones’ UFC 232 victory.
In the main event of UFC 232, Jones collided with Alexander Gustafsson for the second time. “Bones” and “The Mauler” were battling for the vacant UFC light heavyweight championship. In the end, it was Jones who regained the 205-pound gold via third-round knockout.
It’s no secret that Cormier and Jones are heated rivals. “DC” took to Twitter Jones to poke at Jones’ drug testing issues:
I mean shit , he should win! Dude starts with a head start everytime #usadafake #jonnybrasco
— Daniel Cormier (@dc_mma) December 30, 2018
After Jones’ victory over Gustafsson, he called out Cormier to prove he’s a true two-division champion by fighting him once again in the light heavyweight division. Cormier also explained to Dominick Cruz, who was on color commentary duties, what it would take to make a third bout happen at 205 pounds:
@DominickCruz you just said outside of all the testing stuff. Is there really stuff outside of the testing? Or we just do more testing and neither of us fail. That would be best case! We do that I’ll be back at 205!!!!!
— Daniel Cormier (@dc_mma) December 30, 2018
With Jones’ victory over Gustafsson, he has surpassed Chuck Liddell for the most light heavyweight wins in UFC history with 17. As for Cormier, he remains the UFC heavyweight champion and a big “money fight” with Brock Lesnar looms.
In the main event of UFC 232, Jones collided with Alexander Gustafsson for the second time. “Bones” and “The Mauler” were battling for the vacant UFC light heavyweight championship. In the end, it was Jones who regained the 205-pound gold via third-round knockout.
It’s no secret that Cormier and Jones are heated rivals. “DC” took to Twitter Jones to poke at Jones’ drug testing issues:
I mean shit , he should win! Dude starts with a head start everytime #usadafake #jonnybrasco
— Daniel Cormier (@dc_mma) December 30, 2018
After Jones’ victory over Gustafsson, he called out Cormier to prove he’s a true two-division champion by fighting him once again in the light heavyweight division. Cormier also explained to Dominick Cruz, who was on color commentary duties, what it would take to make a third bout happen at 205 pounds:
@DominickCruz you just said outside of all the testing stuff. Is there really stuff outside of the testing? Or we just do more testing and neither of us fail. That would be best case! We do that I’ll be back at 205!!!!!
— Daniel Cormier (@dc_mma) December 30, 2018
With Jones’ victory over Gustafsson, he has surpassed Chuck Liddell for the most light heavyweight wins in UFC history with 17. As for Cormier, he remains the UFC heavyweight champion and a big “money fight” with Brock Lesnar looms.