Daniel Cormier’s commentary has come under fire from fight fans after he made some strange claims on the desk. During the prelims of UFC 333…

Daniel Cormier faced criticism from mixed martial arts fans following his commentary during UFC 333. During a light-heavyweight preliminary bout, Abdul Rakhman Yakhyaev secured a first-round knockout victory over Nikita Krylov via a knee. Despite Krylov appearing unconscious on the canvas, Cormier questioned referee Jason Herzog's stoppage, arguing that Krylov had bounced back up quickly.
Cormier's reaction sparked significant backlash on social media, with viewers accusing him of bias and questioning his perspective on the finish. Several fans strongly disagreed with his assessment of the stoppage, calling for his removal from the UFC commentary desk.
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