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Daniel Cormier says an interim title fight between Jon Jones and Stipe Miocic makes sense

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Former heavyweight champ Daniel Cormier has suggested a potential heavyweight clash for the interim title that would make sense

During a recent episode of the DC & RC show, the former heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier proposed a heavyweight clash between Stipe Miocic and Jon Jones for the interim title.

The heavyweight division has turned out to be one of the most exciting divisions in the UFC in recent times. With sufficient matchmaking options, this particular fight makes total sense stylistically and logically.

Daniel Cormier had some great fights in mind for UFC 249 (Getty)

“I think we’ll see another interim title and that for me what makes sense for that [heavyweight] interim title in Stipe Miocic and Jon Jones.” [via. ESPN MMA]

Daniel Cormier has faced both the fighters on several occasions and it’s pretty clear he understands that the fight makes sense given the current situation of the heavyweight division.

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With his debut expected to come in 2022, Jones will probably fight for the title, or one win before he gets a title shot.

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However, in a recent episode of DC&RC, Daniel Cormier gave his thoughts about Jones’ chances in the heavyweight division.

Daniel Cormier said: “I believe that Jon Jones will fight at heavyweight and he’ll fight for the belt, but he’ll lose to Ciryl Gane or Francis Ngannou. I just think that the time away, with the weight difference, and those guys being who they are, that’s the problem. It’s not that Jones has gotten worse; it’s just that these guys are a different level of heavyweight.”

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