UFC two-division champion Alex Pereira sat down with Sports Illustrated’s Greg Cally for one of his most transparent interviews yet, diving into everything from

Jones (28-1 MMA, 22-1 UFC) was on a collision course with Aspinall (15-3 MMA, 8-1 UFC) when he held the UFC heavyweight title, but opted to relinquish his belt and retire. As a result, Aspinall was promoted to undisputed champion.

A few hours later, Chimaev issued an 11-word response to Pereira’s viral callout. The 31-year-old upped the stakes by suggesting he’d be happy to face Pereira and Glover Teixeira. “Let’s go, I can submit you both same night… Easy money,” Chimaev wrote on Instagram.

As Jon Jones hopes to make his UFC return on the White House card, Alex Pereira is the opponent he has in mind.

"The Jon Jones vs. Alex Pereira fight would probably be the biggest fight in human history. As a matchup, you have the greatest of all time in Jon Jones and arguably the most destructive striker that's ever competed. No one is like that guy 'Poatan.'"

According to sources with knowledge of ongoing negotiations, the UFC is likely to book a light heavyweight title bout between champion Alex Pereira and

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Ryan Daley made his amateur debut at Cage Titans 74 in Plymouth, Mass., and he was apparently not interested in experiencing a full three-round fight because he fired off a seek-and-destroy left hand that immediately found Bryan Daviage’s chin and knocked him out before his body touched canvas.