UFC-ийн тулаанч Доминик Рейес Абу-Дабид болсон тэмцээний дараа тайлбарлагч Даниэль Кормьегийн үг хэллэг, хандлагад сэтгэл дундуур байгаагаа илэрхийлж, олон нийтийн сүлжээгээр ширүүн маргаан өрнүүллээ.
UFC 333 тэмцээний үеэр Доминик Рейес өрсөлдөгч Азамат Мурзакановыг эхний раундад толгой руугаа өшиглөж, улмаар хүчтэй цохилтоор нокаутад оруулснаар ялалт байгуулсан юм. Энэ нь дөрөвдүгээр сард Жонни Уокерыг ялснаас хойшхи түүний хоёр дахь дараалсан ялалт байв. Гэвч тулааны дараа Рейес өөрийг нь “хүүхэд” хэмээн дуудсан Кормьегийн тайлбарыг хүлээн зөвшөөрөхгүй байгаагаа мэдэгджээ.
Calling me kid, Mf I’m a grown ass man!
— Dominick Reyes (@DomReyes) October 25, 2026
Кормье хариу тайлбарлахдаа өөрийг нь ямар нэгэн сөрөг утгаар “хүүхэд” гэж дуудаагүй бөгөөд зөвхөн тулаанчийн үзүүлбэрт бодитой үнэлэлт дүгнэлт өгдөг гэдгээ онцлов. Тэрээр Рейесийг тайвширч, асуудал байвал нүүр тулан ярилцахыг санал болгосон байна.
Yo dom chill. I don’t call you kid negatively I’ve only spoke truth to you. When you do some amazing shit like you did today I praise you. If you do something like the last fight with Johnny, I speak The Truth about that too. But these comments seem like you’ve been carrying…
— Daniel Cormier (@dc_mma) October 25, 2026
Үүний хариуд Рейес Кормьег Кавказын бүс нутгийн тулаанчдыг илт дэмжиж, хэт нэг талыг барьсан тайлбар хийдэг хэмээн буруутгав. Мөн тэрээр тайлбарлагчийн “мэргэжилтний” дүгнэлт нь үзэгчдийн үзэл бодолд нөлөөлж, тулаанчдын амьдралд сөргөөр нөлөөлдөг гэдгийг онцолсон юм.
My name is Dominick not Kid. Yeah I heard your commentary tonight on my fight. How about the part where Paul called you out for your clear bias? And what did you do? You laughed about it. No I don’t know where to find you?? I’ve literally never seen you anywhere other than around…
— Dominick Reyes (@DomReyes) October 25, 2026
You’re tripping bud and honestly I’ll just find you for a conversation. I actually like you. I told your team how amazing you looked tonight this may have been your best performance. But this is insane. Just stop! Seriously
— Daniel Cormier (@dc_mma) October 25, 2026
I’m not your buddy guy. But seriously, I don’t care if you like me, truly. I only care that you have unbiased well informed color commentary. I will stop now but not because you asked me to.
— Dominick Reyes (@DomReyes) October 25, 2026
Маргааны эцэст Рейес бүх талууд өөрсдийн чадах бүхнээ хийж байгааг ойлгож, тулааны ертөнцөд заримдаа санаснаар болохгүй зүйл тохиолддог гэдгийг хүлээн зөвшөөрчээ. Тэрээр өрсөлдөгчөө хүндэтгэж буйгаа илэрхийлж, энэхүү маргааныг үүгээр зогсоож буйгаа мэдэгдсэн байна.
Also, I’ve realized we are all out here doing our best. Commentary team included. Sometimes it doesn’t go our way or how we imagined it would go. But in the end as long as we can say we gave it our best shot there is nothing to be ashamed of. Fighting is fucked, you ppl are…
— Dominick Reyes (@DomReyes) October 25, 2026
Дэлгэрэнгүй эх сурвалжийг харах
Эх сурвалжийг нээх ↓
Dominick Reyes speaks to Daniel Cormier at UFC 333 | Jeff Bottari, Zuffa LLC
Dominick Reyes wasn’t pleased with Daniel Cormier’s call of his big UFC 333 win.
“The Dominator” made it two straight wins Saturday in Abu Dhabi, needing less than three minutes to crack Azamat Murzakanov with a head kick and put him down for good with a signature left hand. It was a strong performance for Reyes, who was coming off of a listless split nod over Johnny Walker in April.
It wasn’t all positive vibes afterward, as Reyes later took to Twitter to criticize cageside commentator Daniel Cormier for referring to him as “kid” during the broadcast.
If there was any doubt he was referring to Cormier, the former two-division champion responded to Reyes, sparking a heated exchange.
“Yo Dom, chill,” Cormier wrote. “I don’t call you kid negatively. I’ve only spoke truth to you. When you do amazing shit like you did today, I praise you. If you do something like the last fight with Johnny, I speak the truth about that, too. But these comments seem like you’ve been carrying something with you for a while. You can always talk to me. I’m not very hard to find.”
Reyes then doubled down on being referred to as kid and accused Cormier of being biased in favor of fighters from the North Caucasus region. Cormier is friends and longtime training partners with Khabib Nurmagomedov and Islam Makhachev, both of whom hail from Dagestan, Russia.
“My name is Dominick, not ‘kid,’” Reyes wrote. “Yeah, I heard your commentary tonight on my fight. How about the part where Paul [Felder] called you out for your clear bias? And what did you do? You laughed about it. No, I don’t know where to find you? I’ve literally never seen you anywhere other than around the cage or in the cage post-fight.
“I’m bothered by your lack of research and knowledge whilst commentating. Your ‘expert’ commentary sways the opinions of average fans and that has a profound effect on our lives. Your clear bias towards fighters from the [Caucasus] region is frustrating, especially being an American fighter.”
Cormier continued to try and defuse the situation, with little success.
“You’re tripping, bud, and honestly I’ll just find you for a conversation,” Cormier wrote. “I actually like you. I told your team how amazing you looked tonight this may have been your best performance. But this is insane. Just stop! Seriously.”
“I’m not your buddy, guy,” Reyes replied. “But seriously, I don’t care if you like me, truly. I only care that you have unbiased, well-informed color commentary. I will stop now but not because you asked me to.”
Reyes later tweeted praise for Murzakanov and then issued another statement appearing to put any beef with Cormier behind him.
“Also, I’ve realized we are all out here doing our best,” Reyes wrote. “Commentary team included.”
“Sometimes it doesn’t go our way or how we imagined it would go. But in the end as long as we can say we gave it our best shot there is nothing to be ashamed of. Fighting is f*cked, you people are animals out here. But at the end of the day I wouldn’t change a thing. God bless.”
