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Dominick Reyes has accused the UFC Hall of Famer of poor preparation, factual mistakes and biased commentary after UFC 333, while Sean O’Malley coach Tim Welch says it has long seemed as though Cormier has “a little something” against his fighter.
Daniel Cormier spent years becoming one of the most respected fighters of his generation before transitioning from champion to broadcaster. He represented the United States in Olympic wrestling, won UFC titles in two divisions and built the kind of résumé that gives his analysis immediate credibility. This week, however, that credibility has become the center of an increasingly public debate.
| Sunday, December 13th 2026: Deep - 135 Impact | |||
 [#3 SW] Sukai China | [#4 SW] Jo Arai | ||
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| Last Fight Date: 5/04/2026 [DEEP] Last Opponent: [#6 SW] Sora Sugiyama Last 5: W W W W W | Last Fight Date: 9/13/2026 [DEEP] Last Opponent: [#23 SW] Daichi Kitakata Last 5: L L W L W | ||
| Sunday, December 13th 2026: Deep Tokyo Impact 2026 6th Round | |||
| [#6 SW] Sora Sugiyama | [#10 SW] Goal Makino | ||
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| Last Fight Date: 9/20/2026 [DEEP] Last Opponent: [NR] Musashi Musashi Last 5: W W W L W | Last Fight Date: 9/06/2026 [DEEP] Last Opponent: [#42 SW] Toshiya Takashima Last 5: W W W W W | ||
| Thursday, December 31st 2026: Rizin FF New Years Eve Event | |||
 [#4 FW] Rajabali Shaidullaev | [#17 FW] Kyoma Akimoto | ||
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| Last Fight Date: 9/10/2026 [Rizin Fighting Federation] Last Opponent: [#7 FW] A.J. McKee Last 5: W W W W W | Last Fight Date: 8/11/2026 [Rizin Fighting Federation] Last Opponent: [#27 FW] Kleber Koike Erbst Last 5: W W W W W | ||
| [#1 FW] |  Alexander Volkanovski | [#89 LW] |  Marko Bojkovic | |
| [#1 WW] |  Islam Makhachev | [#1 BW] | Petr Yan | |
| [#23 LHW] | Abdul-Rakhman Yakhyaev | [#5 FW] | Movsar Evloev | |
| [#2 HW] | Alexander Volkov | [#2 LW] |  Ilia Topuria | |
| [#10 FW] |  Aaron Pico | [#12 LW] |  Renato Carneiro |
Lightweight (155)
[#12][#11UFC] Renato Carneiro (21-7-1, +106) vs. [#39][#25UFC] Tom Nolan (11-1-0, -127)
Last 3 Fights: Renato Carneiro (1-2-0)
2026-04-04: W vs. [#46LW] Chris Duncan (15-3-0) via Submission (Face Crank) in 3:14 of round 2
2025-06-28: L vs. [#17LW] Beneil Dariush (23-8-1) via UD (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
2025-01-18: L vs. [#1P4P][#3DD][#1WW] Islam Makhachev (29-1-0) via Submission (Brabo Choke) in 4:05 of round 1
Last 3 Fights: Tom Nolan (3-0-0)
2026-06-06: W vs. [#66LW] Fares Ziam (18-6-0) via UD (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
2025-09-27: W vs. [#391LW] Charlie Campbell (9-3-0) via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) in 4:08 of round 1
2025-02-08: W vs. [#327WW] Viacheslav Borshchev (9-8-1) via UD (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)
| System | Favorite | Rating | Rating Diff | Win % |
| Betting Odds | Tom Nolan | -127 | 53.54% | |
| Elo K170 | Renato Carneiro | 2042.59 | +174.18 | 73.16% |
| Elo Modified | Renato Carneiro | 2021.05 | +178.57 | 73.65% |
| Glicko-1 | Renato Carneiro | 2088.40 | +201.70 | 76.16% |
| WHR | Renato Carneiro | 1942.47 | +265.41 | 82.17% |
Fighter Ages on Fight Day: Renato Carneiro 37.4, Tom Nolan 26.6
Days Since Last Pro Fight: Renato Carneiro 210, Tom Nolan 147
Previous Match-up Record: No previous match-ups.
Wins Against Common Opposition: No common opposition or both are winless against common opposition.
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Welterweight (170)
[#35][#27UFC] Randy Brown (20-8-0, +222) vs. [#52][#36UFC] Jacobe Smith (13-0-0, -343)
Last 3 Fights: Randy Brown (1-2-0)
2026-04-11: L vs. [#19WW] Kevin Holland (29-15-0) via UD (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
2025-11-08: L vs. [#8WW] Gabriel Bonfim (20-1-0) via TKO (Knee) in 1:40 of round 2
2025-04-26: W vs. [#45WW] Nicolas Dalby (24-7-1) via KO (Punch) in 1:39 of round 2
Last 3 Fights: Jacobe Smith (3-0-0)
2026-10-03: W vs. [#447WW] Bruce Whitehead (8-3-0) via KO (Punches) in 1:32 of round 1
2026-02-21: W vs. [#389LW] Josiah Harrell (11-2-0) via KO (Punches) in 3:01 of round 1
2025-06-28: W vs. [#142WW] Niko Price (17-11-0) via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) in 4:03 of round 2
| System | Favorite | Rating | Rating Diff | Win % |
| Betting Odds | Jacobe Smith | -343 | 71.37% | |
| Elo K170 | Randy Brown | 1765.16 | +4.71 | 50.68% |
| Elo Modified | Jacobe Smith | 1784.74 | +10.27 | 51.48% |
| Glicko-1 | Randy Brown | 1853.08 | +15.06 | 52.16% |
| WHR | Jacobe Smith | 1731.99 | +19.11 | 52.75% |
Fighter Ages on Fight Day: Randy Brown 36.3, Jacobe Smith 30.8
Days Since Last Pro Fight: Randy Brown 203, Jacobe Smith 28
Previous Match-up Record: No previous match-ups.
Wins Against Common Opposition: Jacobe Smith leads 1-0
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Women Bantamweight (135)
[#4][#4UFC] Yana Santos (17-8-0, +205) vs. [#5][#5UFC] Luana Santos (11-2-0, -253)
Last 3 Fights: Yana Santos (3-0-0)
2025-10-04: W vs. [#13BW] Macy Chiasson (10-6-0) via UD (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
2025-05-03: W vs. [*] Miesha Tate (20-10-0) via UD (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
2024-08-10: W vs. [#14BW] Chelsea Chandler (8-4-0) via UD (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
Last 3 Fights: Luana Santos (3-0-0)
2026-06-20: W vs. [#10BW] Karol Rosa (19-8-0) via UD (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
2025-12-13: W vs. [#26BW] Melissa Croden (8-4-0) via UD (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)
2025-05-17: W vs. [#76BW] Tainara Lisboa (7-4-0) via Submission (Keylock) in 4:59 of round 2
| System | Favorite | Rating | Rating Diff | Win % |
| Betting Odds | Luana Santos | -253 | 68.60% | |
| Elo K170 | Yana Santos | 1662.54 | +39.60 | 55.67% |
| Elo Modified | Yana Santos | 1703.64 | +56.36 | 58.04% |
| Glicko-1 | Yana Santos | 1674.28 | +28.27 | 54.06% |
| WHR | Luana Santos | 1580.22 | +13.83 | 51.99% |
Fighter Ages on Fight Day: Yana Santos 36.9, Luana Santos 26.5
Days Since Last Pro Fight: Yana Santos 392, Luana Santos 133
Previous Match-up Record: No previous match-ups.
Wins Against Common Opposition: Luana Santos leads 1-0
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