Daniel Cormier and Jon Jones had one of the most heated rivalry of all UFC champions, and they still blow eight years after the fact.
Cormier-Jones concluded with two fights, which both Jones won. However, the Rematch in 2017 was destroyed to a no-contest after Jones had tested positively for performance-promoting medicine-slechts one of the many incidents that are otherwise legendary career.
The result weighs heavily on Cormier, a consistently clean competitor – apart from the litany of eye products in his trilogy with Stipe Miocic. Cormier believes that “Dirty S -” Jones is eradicating from the greatest discussion of all time (goat).
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Daniel Cormier praises Jon Jones before taking him off the goat list because of 'Dirty S -'
Speaking at the UFC 312 Q&A, Cormier commented on the position of Jones in the greatest rankings of all time.
“You can't really deny his greatness,” Cormier admitted. “See what he did. The man really fought through three generations of hunter. . . . So yes, of course he is one of the best hunters of all time. But if you do dirty -you are not called the best of all time. “
When Fight Jon Jones afterwards
Fight -fans will soon expect a Jones vs. Tom Aspinall Clash, but the recent announcement of Jones was a colossal disappointment. Jones teased a 'big announcement' with the '#ENSTILL' Hashtag and gave fans on his large revelation for 24 hours, only to reveal his support for a non-profit organization with the guideline for challenging large American health care companies.
UFC CEO Dana White revealed that Aspinall would like to fight Jones, but negotiations are still taking place. It is a difficult perilous situation for Jones, who was about to retire before his breast tear cut him from UFC 295. Aspinall won the interim -heavyweight title instead of Jones, and now he has been the most valid candidate 'Bones' has had for many years.
In addition, Jones can retire with questions unanswered or risk his almost perfect inheritance on one of the most dangerous fights of his career.
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