Daniel Cormier and welterweight contender Joaquin Buckley. This friction ignited after Buckley scored a significant victory over Nursulton Ruziboev at UFC St. Louis and then made a callout to Conor McGregor, a move swiftly deemed by Cormier as "the worst callout in history." #UFC #MMA In response to Buckley's fiery retort, where he accused Cormier, Michael Bisping, and Chael Sonnen of distorting his words, Cormier didn't mince his words. He dismissed Buckley's retort, advising him to pay heed to criticism and not let a few wins inflate his ego, referring to Buckley's callout as lacking tact and substance. Despite Buckley's defensive stance, he acknowledged the futility of his McGregor callout and redirected his attention to Gilbert Burns as a potential opponent. As the verbal sparring continued, Cormier doubled down on his criticism, urging Buckley to be receptive to feedback and avoid invoking Audrey, Cormier's late mother, in their exchanges. While Cormier's approach may appear