
Daniel Cormier isn't thrilled with the UFC 210 event poster.
Taking to Instagram, the UFC's light heavyweight champ and UFC 210 headliner expressed his feelings in full.
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The UFC also released a teaser trailer for the show. You be the judge on which main event participant got more air time on this one:
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UFC 210 goes down April 8 in Buffalo, New York.
Taking to Instagram, the UFC's light heavyweight champ and UFC 210 headliner expressed his feelings in full.
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Cormier has a point, and a quick Google search confirms the aforementioned Dos Anjos vs. Cerrone II poster was equally disproportionate. Meanwhile, artist and designer @BossLogic created his own version of the poster.
What is this? How many favors did Rumble have to call in to make this shit happen? Just remember last time the challenger looked so big on the poster RDA beat cowboy in one round. #andstill@ufc
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The UFC also released a teaser trailer for the show. You be the judge on which main event participant got more air time on this one:
[tweet url="https://twitter.com/ufc/status/839313578838482944" hide_media="0" hide_thread="1"]
UFC 210 goes down April 8 in Buffalo, New York.