The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Daniel Cormier TV - Daniel Cormier RESPONDS to Jon Jones viral video MOCKING HIM at fight seminar

Episode Date: February 28, 2024

Jon Jones went VIRAL talking about Daniel Cormier at a fight seminar and saying he's going to beat Stipe Miocic, Tom Aspinall and then Francis Ngannou. DC is BACK to give you his INSTANT REACTION to Jones mocking him at the seminar, and predicting how his career will unfold. Plus, Cormier gives his surprising take on Conor McGregor vs. Nate Diaz 3 at the sphere for UFC 306! And don't miss DC's thoughts on Ryan Garcia calling out Sean O'Malley before Sean's UFC 299 fight vs. Chito Vera! 3:30 - Intro5:24 - Ryan Garcia wants  Sean O'Malley10:30 - DC responds to Jon Jones16:00 - Nate Diaz and Conor McGregor at UFC 306? #Volume #HerdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Instead of the paper view, I'm back to work this weekend, and I'm back to work in Miami, Florida, which will be a phenomenal fight card. Speaking of Miami, Florida, Sean O'Malley, headlines that card, and as we get close to these fights, obviously the headliners will be in the news. Sean O'Malley, who is set to the fitness championship

for the first time, is on the tip of two people's tongue. One, he is called our Iliot to Port. you for his first title defense, but he is also being called out by Ryan Garcia. The boxer who is very famous for his boxing skills, but more

for his looks and his relationship with a lot of people in pop culture. He's going to be fighting Devin Haney soon. Devin Haney takes me a wipeout. He didn't fight as well against a tank.

So I don't know how he's going to do. You know, people relate him to Oscar Delahoya, but Delahoyer was like an absolute savage, and he fought everyone. Let's see what happens with Ryan Garcia. Well, Sean O'Malley, when Devin Haney was asked about this, his answer was very prompt. Fuck no, Ryan Garcia can't beat Sean O'Malley in an MMA fight,

and fuck no, Sean O'Malley cannot win a boxing match again. against Ryan Garcia, which makes all the sense in the world. But what about this guys? Why don't we get to Sean O'Malley fighting Cheevera for the first time before we start putting him into all these other fights? This guy isn't defending the belt yet. Let him defend the championship before we start forcing him into boxing or he starts calling to fight for a second championship.

How about we get through a title defense? How about we get to Miami? We get through a fight because, look, I like Sean O'Malley. He's always very generous with me. But we have to be honest with ourselves. Why not get through a fight with Cheeto Vera, a guy that beat him the last time?

Regardless of whether or not Sean wants to acknowledge that, I know the fight didn't play. It was the same night that I fought Steepay for the last time. But he lost the fight. He lost. I know it was anticlimactic. It didn't end in the way that we were thinking it was going to end, but at the end of the day,

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I have spoken on numerous occasions about how he did a fantastic job of timing these. Yes, and now he said he did it in the hand fight, but he was making these sounds, right? I just want everyone to know that while it seems as though he wants to give me my flowers, he likes to make fun of me. You know, people say stuff like Jones lives rent free in D.C.'s head. What about him? He's doing a seminar, and he's doing three things talking about me. D.C. used to throw this overhand right and get into the high crotch.

Compliment. D.C. fought very aggressive, so I would do this, and he would make this sound. I wonder if he gets the same thing that I get, I respond. Because in many instances, I am responding to what was said about me. John for a long time has done that, but he comes out smelling like roses on the other side when I respond. Look, hats off to him and his team for building a great game plan because I was going to fight with a lot of forward pressure, but I'm not 6'5. I had to. He did a great job of countering that. Hats off to him. But just for the record, it's not just me making these things up in my head

about John Jones. He's out in public speaking about me also. That's why I respond. So again, in response to what he said, that was a tremendous game plan. I love the sound he made that I would make when he would need me in the belly. Because for a long time, he's called me fat. I got to see the fat under his chin for the first time. And it's so crazy, too, because for a long time, he called me fat. I remember one time I had a picture and I had my fat rolls off the side, and he would make fun of me. Isn't it crazy that now Francis and Gano was doing the same thing to him, calling him fat?

because last weekend we saw John at the PFL fight talking about what is future held. You know, initially he said that the steepe fight would be it. I thought, and so many others say that they feel we need to see him fight against Tom Aspinall.

He now seems open to that. Now it does not seem like the steep a fight will be the end of the career because I believe that John Jones still has a lot to offer for the UFC. I believe that John Jones, at his age now, I don't know, he's 37 or something, can fight for another two years. And I believe that there are some big fights out there for him. He also recognizes that there is no fight bigger than the Francis and Gano fight.

That's why he is talking to him. That's why he is still hoping for that. I don't know that that happens because not only do, do I not know because Francis is in the PFL, but I just don't know if Francis is going to fight MMA again. So I think it might be time for all of us to let go of the idea that we are at some point going to get John Jones fighting Francis and Ghanu. But what we should celebrate is that John Jones seems to be ready to fight past just Stipei

Miotich, because I've got to know what this guy really has at heavyweight. He is the greatest light heavy weight of all time. But what does John Jones look like in an extended fight? I believe we will get that versus Miochich. And now that he says he will fight Aspinall, I believe we get that against Aspinall, a young, hungry lion that wants to do nothing more than take your head off. A fight card that might be available to Jones

is UFC 306 at the sphere, which is the bell of the ball. Everybody wants to fight there. Nate Diaz says, hell with UFC 300, put me at the sphere. I want a headline. Guys, I respect Nate Diaz. I like Nate Diaz.

But I believe that now it is time for us to start to be honest with ourselves so that Nate can, start to be honest with himself. There are only a couple people that he can headline a pay-per-view with right now just because of where he is in his career. And I think that's Connor McGregor,

if they do the trilogy, and possibly George Mosvado. But I think we also have to be honest with ourselves in this regard. We are keeping these dudes, Mazvedo Diaz, relevant, because when they say things, everybody jumps on it like I am doing right now myself.

But does that pay-per-view, No-J UFC, look better to you with Nate as the main event? While the name value is exciting, Nate Diaz, the fighter, isn't that guy anymore. And he'll get mad at me, and he might say something to me when I see him, I don't know, I don't really care. but we have to tell the truth. This isn't the guy that beat Connor the first time.

Natives had moments against Leon Edwards. He had a moment. But outside of that, he got beat on the whole time. The last time he's on the fight was against Tony Ferguson. We know who Tony Ferguson is today. So I don't know that I need to see him main event the sphere. When I watch him fight on the pay-per-view card, absolutely. because most of these great guys from the past get that chance.

But to be the headliner with all these great fighters that are deserving of that spot, I don't think so. I don't need to see that. I don't think that that is fair to the roster to have a guy that is kind of one foot in, we don't really know what Nate's doing. Sounds like he was going to fight Jake. Paul again. Still in the news.

George Mazzvedal said something the other day like, Nate, you're dead in the news. But I don't know, man. I saw a picture of George Mazzvedal, or at least I think I did. That can't be George Mazzvedal. He really looked like the king of Miami, Rick Ross, if that is George Mazzvedov.

And hats off to him if that is, because that dude is living life if he is. I guess I'll see him in Miami next week to see if that's really him. But I don't think so. Henry Sahoodo, wants on the fear on on on the sphere i spoke to henry the other day about his career my suggestion to him was continue on because i i believe that there's still some fight left in him i don't know though

if those fights are against the elite of the elite in the world but he calls out brandon morano because he's a champion and that's what champions do look man a lot of good stuff going on in the right now. I'm fired up to be back. I'm fired up to have time to do these videos again for you guys. And I'm fired up about Miami. I'm fired up about my show about to start with Chale Sunning. I've got a lot of good going on in my life right now. But none of it happens if not for you guys, who I love so much. I appreciate all the support. Guys, please get John Jones off of me. Tell this dude to leave me alone. I'm retired. I'm retired. I do this. or living.

He's not retired, though. We're starting to look very familiar. No, as he continues to put his weight on. Come on, John, boy. Get that weight down and get back in the octagon. Guys, till next time, like, subscribe to the channel. Tell your friends to subscribe to the channel because I'm going to keep putting these videos out.

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help an a cappella band with their between songs banter. Where does your group perform? We do some retirement homes. Those people are starving for banter. Listen to humor me with Robert Smigel and friends on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Imagine an Olympics where doping is not only legal but encouraged. It's the enhanced game.

Some call it grotesque. Others say it's unleashing human potential. Either way, the podcast's Superhuman documented it all, embedded in the games and with the athletes for a full year. Within probably 10 days, I'd put on 10 pounds. I was having trouble stopping the muscle growth. Listen to Superhuman on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hey, this is Robert from the Stuff to Blow Your Mind podcast. Joe and I are both Lifelong Star Wars fans. We're celebrating May the 4th with a brand new week of fun, thought-provoking Star Wars-related episodes. Join us as we tackle science and culture topics from a galaxy far, far away, such as the biology of tauntons and wampas on the ice planet hot, or the practicality and corporate business sense of the Sith rule of two. Listen to Stuff to Bole Your Mind on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is an IHeart podcast.

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