Nightcap LIVE from Super Bowl Radio Row: Hour 2- Daniel Cormier, Ja'Marr Chase & Tee Higgins join!

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Daniel Cormier 1:36
We got, hey, we got a living legend coming in here. He is a former light heavyweight, a former heavyweight. You gonna get him, huh? Yeah. You better not mess with Kamaru, man. You better not mess with Kamaru, man. You see, I've been trying to tell him.
Chad Ochocinco Johnson 1:52
He don't know. He want to fight everybody.
Daniel Cormier 1:54
He does. He does. He just saying that. Daniel Cormier.
Chad Ochocinco Johnson 1:58
You better stay away from Kamaru, man.
Daniel Cormier 2:00
No, we're going to go on the White House card, me and him. DC. Yeah. Hey, we had Dana on, and Dana's like, I don't know. You know, it might be a possibility that JJ make that White House card. He and Pieta. Listen, I think if Jones decides to go to 205 and fight Pereira, that's the fight. That's the fight. You don't think Pereira can go up? At heavyweight? Yeah. No, you're too small. I got to be honest with y'all. I think Jon Jones is better at 205. Right. What? I think he's better at 205. Let me tell you why. It takes discipline to get back down to the weight. So he'd have to be so disciplined in his preparation. That's why he was so good at 205, because he was having to live so clean to make sure he can get down to the weight and do everything the right way.
Daniel Cormier 2:55
So, yeah, I think him and Pereira at 205 is the fight. You think he can get back down there after being a heavy for like four or five years? Hey, me and Jon Jones did a reality show together just recently. And he a big boy. Yeah. But he kind of like, you know when a tall, skinny dude gets a little fat? Yeah. That's how he look right now. But would that take away from his skill set? No. If you're able to get down after being so big, not so big, but being bigger for so long, does it take away or deteriorate your skill set if you try to fight yourself down to a certain weight class just to fight?
Chad Ochocinco Johnson 3:30
Chad, I think this dude...
Daniel Cormier 3:33
is such a good fighter.
Chad Ochocinco Johnson 3:34
Yes.
Daniel Cormier 3:35
That if he can get down to that weight, he's going to be better. Because he's going to be faster. Yes. He's going to be in better shape, cardio-wise. Right. The way he looked against Stipe Miocic was crazy. He beat him so bad, dog. And quick, too. I mean, I feel bad. I feel bad. You know why? Stipe took all, like he waited so long to fight him. How you going to not fight for two years and come back and be 41 years old? You can't fight him your first. Not after two years old. You're 41 years old. You've been a fireman for two years. John beat him bad, man. Yeah. John beat him bad. And then John, you know what's messed up about John Jones, man?
Unknown 4:07
What?
Daniel Cormier 4:08
It's crazy, man. You know what this brother did? What? Stipe Miocic is a nice guy. He is.

What insights does Daniel Cormier share about Jon Jones?

Daniel Cormier 4:13
Right? But John, him and I have, like, such a bad history.

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