This article was originally published on www.si.com/fannation/mma as Why Daniel Cormier says Conor McGregor is teasing a UFC return. Former UFC two-division champion Daniel Cormier isn't one to shy away from honesty, especially when it comes to one of the promotion's biggest stars. In this case, it's fellow former double-champion Conor McGregor.

When Conor McGregor talks, the fight world listens but at this point, not everyone is buying what he’s selling. The former two-division UFC champ recently threw his name into the mix for the upcoming White House card,

Cormier called the UFC 315 fight card in Montreal alongside Dominick Cruz and Jon Anik. He came under fire during Della Maddalena’s win over Belal Muhammad in the main event, with some accusing ‘DC’ of showing favoritism to ‘Remember the Name’.

Daniel Cormier thinks Aaron Pico has taken too much damage in his MMA career. Pico (13-5 MMA, 0-1 UFC) fell short in his octagon debut when he was knocked out by Lerone Murphy in Round 1 of Saturday's UFC 319 co-main event at United Center in Chicago.

UFC commentator Daniel Cormier has given his thoughts on Aaron Pico's nasty knockout defeat in the co-main event of UFC 319 last weekend.

Aaron Pico recently broke his silence following his devastating knockout loss to Lerone Murphy at UFC 319. Murphy finished Pico with a spinning elbow that dropped him instantly.

UFC Legend Daniel Cormier is nearing the end of his MMA career, but he still is in search of more championships. In 2018, he returned to his wrestling roots to accept the head coach position of ...

This Saturday at UFC 319, Cormier will be calling the action alongside Joe Rogan and Jon Anik, with all eyes on the middleweight title clash between Dricus du Plessis and Khamzat Chimaev. But DC is just as eager to watch the co-main event, where former Bellator standout Aaron Pico makes his UFC debut against Lerone Murphy.