“I’m surprised DC didn’t include Khabib and Islam on this list,” commented Rafael Dos Anjos under Daniel Cormier’s list of the best UFC fighters.

Daniel Cormier recently posted his “UFC Best Fighters” list that features a few surprising names, and UFC fighters haven’t been shy about voicing their opinions on the post. Posted by DC. Nate Diaz and Dillon Danis even had an argument about this.

Another boxer who trolled DC for this, was the former champion, Rafael Dos Anjos, he wrote, “I’m surprised DC didn’t include Khabib and Islam on this list.” Many people accused DC of being somewhat biased towards its former comrade, RDA, which was supposed to confront Islam Makhachev but the fight was postponed due to some unfortunate circumstances.

A little while ago, Justin Gaethje accused DC of being somewhat inclined to Makhachev, DC defended itself by saying, “I don’t mind addressing this whole bias thing. I think that’s absurd. I don’t agree at all. I think it’s ridiculous and if you ask me if I’m prejudiced against Islam Makhachev Khabib Nurmagomedov – friends, I have called Khabib, Luke Rockhold, Deron Winn, Islam Makhachev’s wars, I have called all their wars and I feel like I have done justice to their opponents. ”

“There is no bias”, Daniel Cormier denies all allegations of prejudice against anyone

In Islam Makhachev’s recent bout against Dan Hooker at UFC 267, former interim lightweight champion Justin Gaethje think DC’s post-fight interview with Islam is inappropriate and he should not ask him about the title.

These two exchanged some words via Twitter, and things were getting rough, now DC has stood up for himself, and he said, “How can I be prejudiced against Islam? What positive can I say about Dan Hooker in that battle? There is no bias whenever the fight is clearly tilted to one side. That’s where it became a bit much for me and that’s when you start to understand and realize why people from the outside their opinions don’t matter as much as they make those kinds of statements. . ”

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