Despite popular belief, Daniel Cormier doesn't see Brock Lesnar receiving an automatic title shot in his return to the UFC as preferential treatment.

Daniel Cormier wants to be considered one of the greatest fighters of all time.

Derrick Lewis is the first to admit he hasn't always taken his training and preparation for fights all that seriously.

By Lucas Grandsire The entire MMA world waited anxiously as two 6-foot-4 behemoths prepared to throw down. The heavyweight division finally had a fresh contender and someone powerful enough to potentially wipe out “The Baddest Man on the Planet,” UFC heavyweight king Stipe Miocic.

The baddest man on the planet was decided July 7, 2018. The witnesses of this cataclysmic battle called the event "Judgement Day." The spectators were part of a new era—one that would change everything. UFC Fight Pass became self-aware and sent the DC-1000 (Daniel Cormier) unit back to become the greatest fighter of all time. He would have to destroy Jon Jones, the leader of the human resistance in the process. The first DC-1000 tried to eliminate Jones before and failed. Now, he's back to change history, but the resistance has sent their own Terminator to stop Cormier's pre-programmed destiny once and for all: An M10-CIC—the advanced and stoic prototype also known as Stipe Miocic. 

Since Chael Sonnen drew up the villain blueprint and quickly rose to title contention, there’ve been plenty of fighters who tried to follow his path to stardom inside the UFC Octagon. 

By Damon Martin