Video: ESPN mics catch Daniel Cormier and UFC champ Jon Jones (and a death threat)

Here’s the full transcript:

Jones: Hey p-ssy, are you still there?

Cormier: I’m here. I’m here. You’re just the fakest person. I actually admire that you can just be this fake, and when like that TV comes on, how you can just change. It’s like you’re a chameleon. It’s awesome.

Jones: Hey listen, I’m a professional.

Cormier: It’s awesome. It is unbelievable.

Jones: The fact that you’re a p-ssy hasn’t changed.

Cormier: It’s unbelievable how fake you can really be. It’s like you’re just such a f-cking p-ssy. My God. It is amazing. It is amazing. But hats off to you. You’ve got a great PR person because they do a great job of training you because you are just terrible. You’re the scum of the f-cking Earth. You are a terrible human being. But you can sure turn it on.

Jones: Thank you.

Cormier: I wish they would let me next door so I can spit in your f–king face.

Jones: You know I would absolutely kill you if you ever did something like that, right?

Cormier: You could never kill me.

Jones: Oh, I bet you I could.

Cormier: Then you should try, Jon. You really should try, Jon.

Jones: I will literally kill you if you spit in my face. Literally kill you.

Cormier: Let’s try that, Jon.

Jones: I’m not saying I would fight you. I said I would kill you if you do some silly sh-t like that.

Cormier: So Jon, do you think I’m just going to sit there and let you kill me, Jon? I mean, really?

The rivals will finally settle the score on Sept. 27 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Jones (20-1 MMA, 14-1 UFC), the UFC’s long-dominant champ, puts his 205-pound title on the line against Cormier (15-0 MMA, 4-0 UFC), the undefeated former heavyweight and Olympic wrestler, in the night’s pay-per-view main event.

ones & Cormier Press Fight - Cormier shoved Jones. Jones then threw punches at Cormier. Completely wrecked the stage.

From what I am being told, Cormier shoved Jones. Jones then threw punches at Cormier. Completely wrecked the stage. No footage has been released yet but we will post it when we can!

What's Next For Jon Jones & Alexander Gustafsson?

Following UFC 165’s epic title fight between Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson, fans were clamoring for a rematch, but it seems the promotion has other ideas. On Super Bowl Weekend, Jones will be facing Glover Teixeira. This leaves fans with a big question: What is next for Alexander Gustafsson? In a chat with ESPN on Thursday,On the contentious subject, UFC Champion Jon "Bones" Jones told MMA Junkie:
"I said before the fight my sights were set on breaking the record...I want to crush the record. I want to beat the record so bad it can never be broken. I'm going to fight Glover and I will answer all the critics about the Gustafsson fight. I will fight Gustafsson after I fight Glover. I won the fight but I look at it as a blemish on my record because some people think I didn't. I promise you, he will be next." Dana White announced that Jones would be facing the Brazilian brawler next, saying: "That's what the champ wants.We'll probably have that fight on the Super Bowl card in New Jersey." On the contentious subject, UFC Champion Jon "Bones ............. Rashad Evans

Rashad Evans is booked to face fan favorite Chael Sonnen at UFC 167, and even though he has only won once since facing Jon Jones, a win against Sonnen could propel him back into a Top 5 ranking. Evans has made it clear that he wants another shot against Jones, and even though their fight was one-sided, he never suffered much damage.

I think Joe Silva would be likely to match Evans vs. Gustafsson as a number one contender fight, as either fighter would make for a high-selling opponent for Jon Jones

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Watch UFC 165 Live Stream Online here. You don’t get to see the qualitative merits of Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson colliding fortunes every day. Thanks to UFC 165, the two exceptional Mixed Martial Arts thespians will slug it out at Toronto, Ontario, Canada on September 21st, 2013.

Jones is the Light Heavyweight Champion as of now and has done his placement due justice with electrifying performances against seasoned campaigners over the years. He is quite robust and unyielding and is hard to throttle when on song. His mercurial capacity to dismantle has carved ‘Bones’ a cherished nickname for him. Still, he will have to introspect and come up with special ideas to outrank Gustafsson.

The last two times Gustafsson stepped into the ring, fighters of the level of Mauricio Ria and Thiago Silva were blown away. The Brazilian staunchly believes in knockouts and comes with a flurry of chokes and submission tactics. He is extremely quick and will look to impose his presence right from the first knell.

It should be a fight to the jugular. None of them would retrace his steps; knowing the other’ affinity to dominate the proceedings. The match should predominantly be in the center and the neutral ring will enjoy certain illuminating strategies. Jones holds a hairline edge if any. UFC 165 results, LIVE online fight coverage stream for ‘Jones vs Gustafsson’ on Sept. 21 in Toronto.

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UFC 159 Medical Suspensions: Jon Jones: Suspended indefinitely pending orthopaedic clearance of left foot. Chael Sonnen: Suspended 45 days for facial laceration. Alan Belcher: Suspended indefinitely pending opthalmological clearance of right eye. Cheick Kongo: Suspended 30 days for knockout loss. Phil Davis: Suspended indefinitely pending orthopaedic clearance of left knee and x-rays of left thumb. Pat Healy: Suspended 45 days for facial lacerations. Jim Miller: Suspended for 60 days for recovery and suspended indefinitely pending CT head scan. Yancy Medieros: Suspended indefinitely pending orthopaedic clearance of right thumb. Gian Villante: Suspended indefinitely pending opthalmological clearance of left eye and x-rays of lower leg and ankle. Sheila Gaff: Suspended 30 days for TKO loss. Bryan Caraway: Suspended 30 days for rest period. Just 25 months ago, Jon Jones became the youngest champion in UFC history when he routed Mauricio "Shogun" Rua in the Prudential Center to claim the light heavyweight title. Jones has gone on to unprecedented heights since and, on Saturday, put his name into the record books with a dominating victory over Chael Sonnen. It was his fifth consecutive successful title defense, tying Tito Ortiz's record by obliterating Sonnen and putting to rest the foolish notion he was somehow afraid when he declined to fight him on eight days notice at UFC 151. Jones took Sonnen down late in the first round and was pounding on him with punches and elbows when referee Keith Peterson stopped the fight at 4:33.

UFC 152 Weigh - In results

MAIN CARD (Pay-per-view)
• Champ Jon Jones (204.6) vs. Vitor Belfort (204.2)
• Joseph Benavidez (124.4) vs. Demetrious Johnson (125)
• Michael Bisping (185.6) vs. Brian Stann (185.4)
• Matt Hamill (205.6) vs. Roger Hollett (203.6)
• Charles Oliveira (146.4)* vs. Cub Swanson (145.8)
PRELIMINARY CARD (FX)
• Vinny Magalhaes (204.8) vs. Igor Pokrajac (205)
• Evan Dunham (155) vs. T.J. Grant (154.6)
• Lance Benoist (170.4) vs. Sean Pierson (169.4)
• Marcus Brimage (145.4) vs. Jim Hettes (145.8)
PRELIMINARY CARD (Facebook)
• Seth Baczynski (171) vs. Simeon Thoresen (170.4)
• Mitch Gagnon (135) vs. Walel Watson (135.2)
• Charlie Brenneman (170.8) vs. Kyle Noke (170.4)
* - Oliveira missed weight by four-tenths of a pound on the first try. He was able to cut down to 146.2. He will not be fined as Swanson agreed to fight.

Lyoto Machida knocks out a title fight UFC on Fox 4 card

After every weigh-in, UFC president Dana White gathers his fighters and delivers a short motivational speech.
On Friday, he delivered a very succinct message to those who would be fighting the next night on the UFC on Fox 4 card at Staples Center.
"If people are channel surfing, give them a reason to stay on Fox," White told them.
Almost to a man, the fighters delivered. It was one of the finest top-to-bottom fight cards the UFC has put on in quite a while, filled with great action, dramatic finishes, devastating knockouts and expert submissions.
Lyoto Machida celebrates after knocking out Ryan Bader on Saturday. (Photo courtesy Tracy Lee)
At the end of the day, though, it was one of the UFC's nearly forgotten former champs who was the star of the day.
Lyoto Machida knocked out Ryan Bader with a short and devastating right hand at 1:32 of the second, earning himself a shot at the belt he once owned. He'll face the winner of the title match between champion Jon Jones and Dan Henderson that headlines UFC 151 on Sept. 1 in Las Vegas.
Bader didn't lay a glove on Machida, who fought like the man who dazzled everyone as he rolled toward the title in 2008 and 2009. The victory left the normally low-key Brazilian brimming with confidence. He was dominated by Jones at UFC 140 last year, but if Jones beats Henderson, Machida said he'd feel good about his chances in the rematch.
"I have to have belief in myself," Machida said. "For sure, I can beat him."
The title shot was up for grabs Saturday, with White having said the fighter who looked the best among Mauricio "Shogun" Rua, Brandon Vera, Machida and Bader would get it.
Rua knocked out Vera in the fourth round of a rousing battle in the main event, but White was more impressed by Machida's near-flawless effort.
"Everything I've seen from Lyoto Machida looks like he wants this [title shot] worse than Shogun does," White said. "Shogun hasn't shown me anything that he's demanding to fight Jon Jones again. Machida has, and more than just the knockout.
"You have this situation where, everybody's an expert. Everybody's a genius. Everybody's got an opinion. But you can't put a number or a ranking or a rating on someone's heart and determination."
[Related: Kevin Iole's complete UFC on Fox recap]
There was plenty of heart shown on Saturday's card, and not just in the final two fights. It was shown by Mike Swick, who hadn't fought in 910 days because of a series of injuries and illness. At one point, he was told his career might be over because of esophageal spasm.
But Swick was determined to get back and was welcomed by the crowd of 16,080 with a standing ovation when he walked to the cage for his match with DaMarques Johnson.
Mike Swick puts the finishing touches on his win over DeMarques Johnson. (Courtesy Tracy Lee)
He then delivered an amazingly brutal knockout in the second round that had the place roaring. He caught a Johnson kick and quickly upended him. In nearly the same motion, Swick went after Johnson with a punch and landed a crunching right to the chin of a prone Johnson.
That first punch put Johnson out, but Swick landed two equally punishing shots, raising the ire of some who saw it. Paramedics brought in a stretcher to aid Johnson, but he ultimately walked out of the cage of his own accord.
That bit of minor controversy was the only bad part of what was a great night for Swick, who was highly apologetic at the post-fight news conference. In a similar situation in April, middleweight Brian Stann was in top position on Alessio Sakara and knocked him out. Though the referee didn't notice, Stann did and didn't fire another punch.
Swick's situation was a bit different, as it happened more quickly.
"At the time, I was just in the mode and I definitely didn't notice [he was out]," Swick said. "I've seen fighters where guys have done that and I was like, 'Aw man, that's excessive.' But you know, I hit him with some very hard shots in the first and it didn't put him down.
[Also: Matt Hamill comes out of retirement, will fight at UFC 152]
"He was still coming after me. When I had the opportunity, I was unloading everything I had trying to get the fight over with."
Joe Lauzon and Jamie Varner also put on an exceptional show and anyone who had the remote in their hand and stopped on Fox during that fight surely would have stayed.
There was rarely a break in the match as the two fought a pitched battle that earned them a $50,000 bonus for Fight of the Night. Lauzon, who has a knack for earning fight night bonuses, added another $50,000 when he got the Submission of the Night, as well.
Joe Lauzon and Jamie Varner won Fight of the Night honors for their three-round thriller. (Courtesy Tracy Lee)
His triangle choke forced Varner to tap in the third, ending a fierce and high-paced battle that will have plenty of clips on the UFC's next highlight reel.
Lauzon said his biggest concern was getting tagged by the heavy-handed Varner. However, Lauzon said Varner injured himself in the second round and that opened things for him.
"Boxing-wise, the only thing we were worried about was his overhand right," Lauzon said. "In the second round, he broke his hand and I knew he hurt his hand. I had zero fear, zero worry about anything. It ended up being a little more boxing, but I always want to fight on the ground.
"I'm a jiu-jitsu guy first and I love to ground and pound and set up submissions. But, for me to go out there and shoot for the takedown right off the bat, he's going to see it coming and I'm going to have to pay for it. I have to use my head to set up my takedowns."
[Also: Chad Mendes refutes allegations that he was involved in 40-person bar fight]
Rua managed a number of takedowns on Vera, but that was only because Vera was stinging him with punches, kicks and knees. Rua had Vera in trouble early, but Vera lived up to his pre-fight promise to put on a main event-worthy performance.
Fans howled on Monday when White said on a conference call that the Rua-Vera winner would land a title shot. Vera entered the bout with a 1-2 mark with one no contest in his last four.
He took the criticism personally and fought like it on Saturday.
"There was a lot of trash coming out of people's mouths," Vera said. "Like Dana said, people forget real quick. Tonight, I wanted to put on the performance of my life. I got to fight one of my heroes and fight someone I looked up to since before I got into the game.
"The outcome wasn't what I wanted, man, but I think you guys enjoyed the fight, man."
It was that way round after round and fight after fight.
And when it was over, White struggled to put into words what it meant to him. The show went head-to-head with the Olympics on NBC, which are drawing massive television ratings.
The hard reality when the numbers finally come out will probably show that the best card competition-wise of the four that have been on Fox will have by far delivered the poorest numbers. White generally is ready to brawl with anyone who disses the UFC on Fox ratings, but he was philosophical after the great show on Saturday.
"I'm not even thinking about [the ratings]," White said. "We put on a great performance here in Los Angeles. The place was packed. Ticket sales were awesome. We did a $1.1 million gate for a fight card that was available to everyone on free television.
"These guys went out and put on an amazing show, [filled with] incredible performances. Whatever the number is, it is."
After that kind of a show, it was hard not to be positive
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Jon Jones UFC was arrested Saturday for a DUI

UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones was arrested early Saturday morning for a DUI after getting into an accident in Broome County in New York state. The accident was first reported by TMZ who said Jones crashed his Bentley into a pole and was arrested at the scene. Ariel Helwani reports Jones walked away from the accident uninjured.

Malki Kawa, Jones' manager, released a statement on the arrest.
"I can confirm that Jon Jones was arrested early this morning on suspicion of DUI. While the facts of this situation are still being gathered and situated, First Round Management fully supports Jon and we are asking for fans and media to respect the privacy of Jon and his family during this time."
Jones recently defended his championship with a five-round decision win over Rashad Evans. He is scheduled to fight Dan Henderson in September.

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Rashad Evans vs. Phil Davis UFC on Fox 2 results and free video stream

What he needed to happen ... didn't happen, however. Henderson needed Phil Davis to score the upset over Rashad Evans, but that didn't happen, with "Sugar" likely taking at least four of the five rounds convincingly. Davis just didn't have anything for Rashad's seasoned style, and now Evans has earned himself a shot at Jon Jones and the Light Heavyweight Championship. Had Davis won the fight, he likely would have had to have another fight to get a title shot, but the loss to Evans sets him back.
With Anderson Silva likely fighting Chael Sonnen next for the Middleweight Championship, it looks like Henderson will need to fight to keep busy.
A win is a win is a win. For fast-rising - but still relatively unknown - Chris Weidman, you don't pass up an opportunity to fight on a FOX main card against a top-10 middleweight. Not even if you get just 11 days' notice and still have 32 pounds to shed in order for it to be official.

"You've always got supporters, you've always got haters," Bisping said. "But that's not what concerns me. What concerns me is going out there and putting on great fights and providing for my wife and children."
Chris Weidman earns a unanimous decision victory over Demian Maia in the opening bout of the main card of the UFC on FOX 2: "Evans vs. Davis" event last night (Sat., Jan. 28, 2012) at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. Bruce Buffer originally announced that Weidman had won a split decision; however, UFC President Dana White later tweeted that a mistake was made and Weidman had actually won via unanimous decision.
"I wanted to win tonight, but I obviously didn't do enough. I feel I won the fight, but obviously Chael's walking away the victor."

Though he is disappointed in not having his hand raised, Bisping is not making any excuses. He did have a change in opponent on short notice as he was originally set to fight Demian Maia, but an opportunity arose for him to get a chance to fight in the main event against Sonnen when Mark Munoz got hurt and he jumped all over it.
Some believe that this change in opponent

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UFC on Fox 2 Results:
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Chael Sonnen defeats Michael Bisping by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Chris Weidman defeats Demian Maia by split decision (29-28 Weidman, 29-28 Maia, 29-28 Chris Weidman)
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Evan Dunham defeats Nik Lentz by TKO (doctor stoppage) at 5:00 of round 2.
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Mike Russow defeats Jon Olav Einemo by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-270
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Cub Swanson defeats George Roop by TKO (strikes, referee stoppage) at 2:22 of round 2.
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Charles Olivera defeats Eric Wisely by submission (calf slicer) at 1:43 of round 1.
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Michael Johnson defeats Shane Roller by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Lavar Johnson defeats Joey Beltran by KO (strikes, referee stoppage) at 4:24 of round 1.
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Chris Camozzi defeats Dustin Jacoby by submission (guillotine choke) at 1:08 of round 3.
UFC on Fox 2 will take place Jan. 28, 2012 at Chicago's United Center.
The main event features a non-title light heavyweight bout between former UFC light heavyweight champion Rashad Evans and rising contender Phil Davis.
The co-main event features middleweights Chael Sonnen and Mark Munoz, with the winner possibly being granted a title shot against UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva.
Sonnen fell to Silva after taking the champion to task for five rounds during their championship bout at UFC 117 in August of 2010. Sonnen has been campaigning for a second shot at Silva since the loss, calling out the champion following a dominating performance over for WEC champion Brian Stann at UFC 136.

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heavyweight fights go bad, they go really, really bad. So please, Santa Claus. Make this fight an ending to 2011 that we will want to remember.
Fuel TV on every cable and satellite provider: The station is kicking off 2012 with a marathon of UFC content. They'll follow that with "Countdowns," pre-fight and post-fight shows, nightly news, and live fights. Fuel is an MMA fan's dream come true, but it still isn't distributed in the majority of homes. So Santa? Can you talk to some cable executives and make sure that every fight fan can watch Fuel?
Fewer injuries to champs: In MMA, injuries are inevitable, but 2011 was an injury-palooza. Jon Jones' hand, Georges St. Pierre's knee, Anderson Silva's shoulder, and Frankie Edgar's back and rib had effects on four different title bouts. Cain Velasquez's shoulder injury, sustained in 2010, put the heavyweight title on ice for more than a year. We know you can't heal injuries, Santa, but can you share some sort of a preventative salve over fighters around the world? Perhaps a magic powder that you can shake from your sled as it passes over Brazil, Canada and the U.S?
Compelling drama on "The Ultimate Fighter": The show that kickstarted the UFC's growth has grown stale. With the move to FX, live fights and a new format, there is hope for rejuvenation. Please, Santa. Make this a must-watch show again.
A coherent vision behind Strikeforce: Last week, Strikeforce and Showtime announced that they will continue their relationship. Until that deal was signed, Strikeforce's future seemed in doubt, as SF champions Nick Diaz, Dan Henderson and Alistair Overeem were all brought over to the UFC. Now that we know Strikeforce has a future, knowing its purpose would be nice. Is it a feeder system to the UFC? Will fights between UFC and Strikeforce stars happen? Let us know, Dana White Santa.
What are we missing? Add to this wish list in the comments or on Facebook.

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Jones hasn't had many nice things to say about Quinton Jackson as of late.
For a couple of guys who are about to fight inside a cage, Quinton Jackson and Jon Jones have been spending a lot of time together in the weeks prior to UFC 135.




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If reports out of Denver on Friday suggest that the animosity between Jones and Jackson seems to be growing as their bout for the UFC light heavyweight title draws nearer, that perhaps it has even eclipsed the hostility each has expressed for mutual nemesis Rashad Evans in the past, maybe all this time together has something to do with it.

“I don’t like being around him at all,” Jackson told MMA Fighting’s Ariel Helwani this week, about sharing the same space with Jones as they made the rounds to promote their fight. “You just feel the energy of people, you feel the fakeness coming off him. He tries to say little sly things on the side here and there. He tries to make me out like I’m the bad guy, like I’m the one picking on him. [It’s] the same thing Rashad basically did [before UFC 114] ... but honestly, Jon Jones is making me like Rashad more than him.”


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Jones confirmed the feeling was mutual, but -- in typical fashion for the young champion -- gave the impression he’s been able to find something useful out of doing joint appearances and interviews and even sharing the same couch with Jackson on an episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" this week.

“I’m actually liking it, I’m liking it a lot,” Jones told Helwani. “Rampage’s personality is a very unique personality and if you’re not familiar with it ... it can take a lot of people aback. Rampage has that in-your-face [attitude] like, ‘Oh, I’m going to knock you out, kid’ and the Mr. T talk. The more I’m around it, the more I’ve humanized him [and] the more I’ve realized that he’s just some heavy-handed Mr. T wannabe.”

Like I said, useful, if not exactly complimentary.



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Certainly, this can’t be easy for either guy. A professional mixed martial artist typically spends the weeks leading up to a big bout secluded inside an anonymous gym, surrounded only by a close-knit group of training partners. This is the part most say is a drag, but there’s probably also something necessary about the isolation and solitude of training. During this time, fighters usually see the guy they’re about to fight only on film, and to the extent most will even cop to being the slightest bit concerned about him, it’s with an arms-length kind of contempt.

Nobody wants to spend much time around his opponent, let alone be confronted by daily reminders of him as an actual, living human being. So long as you are able to stay cocooned in the fog of camp, the guy probably isn’t even real to you until you show up on fight week and, boom, there he is, breathing and walking around and, maybe, mean mugging you.

Jones and Jackson haven’t had that luxury of that separation and, at this point, the prefight theatrics have probably worn off for both guys. It appears that with familiarity has come a true dislike, as Jackson reportedly said he didn’t even want to be in the same room as a “fake-ass kid” like Jones during their Friday morning "SportsCenter" interviews.

Only a bit more than 24 hours left, guys. Then you never have to see each other again. Well, until the next time.

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