Former two-division UFC champion Daniel Cormier is a massive fan of the NFL. Besides commentating at most of the UFC events, he also hosts a show on ESPN MMA with Ryan Clark.
He is seen visiting the NFL training centers and enjoying his time with NFL coaches. Adding to this,’ DC’ has been a huge New Orleans Saints fan for a long time. Currently, the NFL is in its 12th week. In which Buffalo Bills defeated New Orleans 31-6, leading to their fourth loss back to back.
After the match concluded, MMA Journalist Ariel Helwani poked fun at Daniel through Twitter, saying, “How we feeling @dc_mma?” showcasing the Buffalo Bills touchdown.
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To which the 42-year-old heavyweight replied, “Kinda feels like bullying right? Kick us while we are down! Very off-putting behavior. You win like a champion, lose like a champion. What is it? Humble in victory, gracious in defeat act like you’ve been here before Helwani”
Kinda feels like bullying right? Kick us while we are down! Very off putting behavior. You win like a champion, lose like a champion. What is it? Humble in victory, gracious in defeat 😊 act like you’ve been here before Helwani @arielhelwani
— Daniel Cormier (@dc_mma) November 26, 2021
Ariel continued the banter by saying, “Who wrote this for you?” The banter between the two is always quite hilarious. Many MMA fans claim that DC and Helwani carried ESPN’s MMA department during the pandemic. They give their predictions, analyze everything MMA and UFC with a mix of their personalities.
DC’s analysis goes toe to toe with Helwani’s insider knowledge
Daniel Cormier’s ESPN show
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Daniel Cormier has been hosting his new ESPN show called “DC & RC”. It has UFC Legend Daniel Cormier and Super Bowl champion, Ryan Clark, both Louisiana natives, who hang out and kick around the hottest topics from across the world of MMA.
Cormier last fought back in 2020. In which he suffered his second straight defeat at the hands of Stipe Miocic. He currently seems to enjoy his time on the show, as the chemistry between the two seems to work perfectly.
The podcast/show has now amassed 202 episodes.
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