Cormier and Jones’ past has been well-documented. They were at each others throats when they were championship competitors at UFC 182 and UFC 214. Cormier has since hung up the gloves and entered the UFC Hall of Fame, but Jones is still going at it, as a champion in a second division.

The UFC could put together an MMA fight that would be an even bigger bout than Jon Jones and Tom Aspinall colliding in a heavyweight championship unification, according to the former UFC champion Henry Cejudo.

After over two years out of the octagon, Donald Cerrone put himself on the comeback trail by re-entering the UFC's anti-doping program.

A 41-year-old UFC veteran re-enters the drug testing pool, aiming for an exciting return to the Octagon in summer 2025.

At 41 years old, Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone was long considered retired after a 48-fight, nearly two-decade-long career with Zuffa (UFC/WEC), but now he has revealed he has re-entered the anti-doping testing pool to compete again.