Jon Jones responded to Daniel Cormier, just as his greatest rival expected.
It is seven years since Jon Jones and Daniel Cormier last shared the UFC atachthoek and the two fighting legends are still going on.
The rivalry between Jones and Cormier reached his climax in 2017 when Jones closed their series on 2-0, Tko'ing Cormier in their UFC 214 Rematch with a main kick and bumps to win the UFC-light heavyweight title that he never lost to anyone.
Of course, the victory has since been removed from the record of Jones and has fallen to a no-contest after Jones had tested positively on the steroid Turinabol.
The retired Cormier recently called Jones and said how he did not 'play' false because of his skills and natural gifts, including his unreal reach of 84.5 inches.
Jones was not too happy with these comments, nor was he with Cormier who took him from his MMA Mount Rushmore.
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Jon Jones claps back to Daniel Cormier and says he doesn't care about him
Jones usually has something to say when he hears Cormier talking about him in the media.
This week Cormier attracted the attention of his former enemy with this sound bite.
“You don't have to cheat,” said Cormier about Jones at Club Shay Shay (H/T: Championship Rounds).
“You all have that. Keep that. Use what you have …
“He always gets angry with me,” Cormier said about Jones.
“He will be on me now …
“Oh, I live [rent free]… “Cormier mocked Jones with a voice.
“He recently said that he rented for free in my house, lived in my brain, or something like that. I am so, man … Keep your mouth shut. I don't care about you,” Cormier added.
Jon Jones continues to go through IG 😬 at Daniel Cormier
“I didn't say I lived at your home, even though I could really do it if I wanted to. I said I built a mansion in your head, free rent.”
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Jones responded to Cormier on Instagram.
“I didn't say I lived at your home, even though I could do that if I really wanted it,” Jones wrote on Friday.
“I said I built a country house in your head, free rent.
“If you want your story to shine, put my name on the cover every month. Just a thought,” Jones said.
Some of Daniel Cormier's most popular tasks are about Jon Jones
Since he retired from the UFC in 2020, Daniel Cormier has found great success in MMA Media.
Cormier has nearly 500,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel for his interviews and analysis of hunters in sport.
Some of Cormier's best performing videos are the former two -division champion who speaks about his former enemy Jones and his last chapter in heavyweight.
Cormier's response to Jones's retirement achieved more than half a million views on his channel.
'DC' has several videos that respond to Jones, each of which did nearly 300,000 views. Talking about his greatest UFC enemy should have generated a considerable amount of advertising income.