Cormier predicted who will be the best fighter in 2024 in the UFC

Dmitriy Kel Jan. 12, 2024, 1:30 a.m.

Former UFC champion in two weight classes Daniel Cormier believes that the winner in the “Fighter of 2024” category will be the current holder of the promotion’s heavyweight division belt Tom Aspinall.

“My prediction for the 2024 Men's Fighter of the Year is Tom Aspinall. I think this guy will get his chance. I don't want to say right now that he will crush Jon Jones. However, when he gets the opportunity to fight one of the greatest of all time, he will prove himself properly. “I just believe that Tom will fight at the highest level before the end of the year,” MMA News quotes Cormier.

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