Daniel Cormier

Daniel Cormier, former two-division UFC champion and current analyst and commentator, reacted to the news that the promotion's former bantamweight champion Jamal Hill will have his next fight at UFC 303, which takes place on June 30.

"It's a great fight with Rountree. But I'm just wondering, are there no more medical suspensions after you get finished like that? That's the only thing I care about ... But I understand Jamal wants to get right back to work," ESPN quoted Cormier as saying.

It's worth noting that on April 14, Jamal Hill faced Alex Pereira, the reigning UFC bantamweight champion, in the octagon at the UFC 300 anniversary event. The fight, which headlined the tournament, ended with Pereira winning by knockout already in the first round.

Renowned American mixed martial arts veteran, commentator and analyst Daniel Cormier believes that the UFC title in the under 165lbs division should be on the line for the upcoming fight between Conor McGregor and Michael Chandler.

"Now the rumors have resurfaced again that McGregor and Chandler will fight at interim featherweight to 165 pounds. If true, I think it's a good reason to kick off a new division by putting a new category title on the line. It will draw even more attention to their fight.

Conor McGregor is the name. And Michael Chandler... He will just be in the right place at the right time and in the right place and get a chance to win the belt in the super lightweight division," - quotes Cormier BJ Penn.

Recall that the Irishman and the American will fight on June 29 at UFC 300 in Las Vegas, USA.

Daniel Cormier, former UFC champion in two weight categories, commented on the incident involving the promotion's lightweight Arman Tsarukyan.

"Remember when Khabib grabbed Artem Lobov after the fight against McGregor? He grabbed him by the face and spanked him because that guy was talking too much. And now Tsarukyan has punched a fan. Arman and Khabib have a lot in common in terms of mentality," Cormier stated.

Tsarukyan got into a fight against Charles Oliveira on April 14 at UFC 300 in Las Vegas and got into an argument with a fan. The latter showed him an obscene gesture. In response, Arman punched him in the face.

Former UFC two-weight champion, commentator and analyst Daniel Cormier has spoken out about the success of former kickboxing star Alex Pereira, who also managed to win two titles in the world's largest MMA organization.

"How was he able to do all this? With all due respect to Alex, but he doesn't know how to fight at all. He just doesn't know how to fight - when he gets his leg grabbed, he just falls to the ground.

He doesn't understand anything about wrestling at all, but he has a unique skill set that is so good that it doesn't matter what it is that he doesn't know how to do. Pereira is so good at what he does that he has become the best in the world. He's had tremendous success for someone who can't fight," Cormier said on ESPN.

Recall that last weekend in the main event of UFC 300 in Las Vegas, USA, Pereira made the first defense of the flyweight belt, knocking out Jamal Hill.

Former UFC two weight class champion Daniel Cormier shared his impressions of Max Holloway's win over Justin Gaethje.

"We all knew this fight was going to be great, we all knew these two were going to put on a show, but what we didn't know was that Max Holloway would look so dominant and would be so in control of the fight with Justin Gaethje.

You know, fighters, athletes, we all chase moments. And those moments mean even more when you have the right man standing across from you. Justin's toughness was on full display tonight, but Max Holloway, the lightweight version of him, Max Holloway, who has the most suitable weight on him, showed that with his skill set, he's incredibly tough. He went out and beat the number one contender," Cormier said on his YouTube channel.

Recall that Holloway defeated Gaethje by knockout in the fifth round at UFC 300 on April 13.