Former UFC fighter Daniel Cormier has told Jon Jones to forget about that $30 million from the UFC to fight Tom Aspinall.

Jon Jones is reportedly asking for $30 million to fight interim champion Tom Aspinall, former two-division titleholder Daniel Cormier doubts he'll get it.

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.

Daniel Cormier thinks UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones making $30 million to fight Tom Aspinall would be a stretch. UFC commentator and popular podcaster Joe Rogan said he heard that Jones (28-1 MMA,

Daniel Cormier believes Jon Jones could be in a for a massive payday to fight Tom Aspinall, even if it falls short of a rumored $30 million number.

During a reunion episode of his ESPN show DC and RC, co-host Ryan Clark noted that Jon Jones is still a major player at the very top of his sport 13 years after winning gold for the first time. Daniel Cormier is a known rival of Jones, but had to laugh as he questioned how such a run has taken place.

Jon Jones' dominance in the sport of MMA is unrivalled. It is an absolute rarity that the fighter has remained active for almost two decades and yet hasn't tasted a defeat inside the Octagon. His resume however states that he has incurred one loss in his career,