ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月29日 08時27分

Fighting is simple: To be the champion, you have to beat the champion. Everything about Daniel Cormier — the way he carries himself, the way athletes at the highest levels of their sports regard him, the success he’s had — says that he’s a winner. He’s the @UFC light-heavyweight champion, one of the best in the history of #mixedmartialarts. But he’s not the best, not without defeating Jon Jones (@jonnybones). “Listen,” Daniel (@dc_mma) told @ニューヨーク・タイムズ. “I think Jon Jones cheated me the first time.” That was in January 2015, when @dc_mma challenged his rival for the light-heavyweight title. (@dc_mma lost. Afterward, he cried.) Now, the 2 are preparing to face each other again in what might be the sport’s most important fight in years. @dc_mma is seen by many as an illegitimate champion. His obsession with his rival hints that, at least on some level, he feels the same way. His coach, Javier Mendez, thinks about it, too. “His legacy now is one of the greats who couldn’t beat the great,” Javier said. In a way, the 2 athletes complete each other: both fighters’ paths to redemption run through the other; both see each other as a fraud. @joshhaner photographed @dc_mma working out in San Jose, California. Visit the link in our profile to read more about #DanielCormier and his archrival. #?

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