Pokes in the Pros
Daniel Cormier Remains No. 1 Pound For Pound UFC Fighter
Not only is Cormier No. 1 right now, but he might also be the ?.
The UFC updated their pound for pound rankings on Wednesday., and on the heels of his dominant performance over Derrick Lewis at UFC 230, Daniel Cormier remains the top pound for pound fighter in the world.
“If you have a puncher’s chance … that’s not enough,” Cormier after defeating Lewis. “You have to be one of the best in the world to even compete [with me]. And Derrick is good, but just not that level yet.”
A BIG change emerges in the latest P4P rankings!
Thoughts? ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/mfcRibfnzj
— UFC (@ufc) November 9, 2018
The former star Oklahoma State wrestler holds both the UFC heavyweight and light heavyweight titles currently. He has also heavily cemented himself in the discussion for the greatest of all time with a career 22-1 UFC record.
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— UFC (@ufc) November 4, 2018
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