While it won’t receive a spotlight in the back-to-back episodes on A&E, no list of the biggest and best feuds would be complete without the two former heavyweight and light heavyweight champions.

Jones has produced wins over a long list of legends, but his own ranking of the toughest opponents he faced inside the Octagon doesn’t sit well with ‘DC’.

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Daniel Cormier calls Jon Jones out for cheating after he ranks Alexander Gustafsson and Dominick Reyes as tougher opponents

Jon Jones had to convince Daniel Cormier not to leave their reality show that is still producing clips from their interactions months after it was filmed.

In the latest footage from ‘ALF Reality’, ‘Bones’ got a reaction out of his iconic rival when naming the toughest fights of his career.

While Jones has called Alexander Gustafsson his toughest opponent in the past, he also ranks his incredibly narrow win over Dominick Reyes as a harder bout than the ones he shared with ‘DC’.

Cormier has referenced Jones’ drug testing history several times during the filming process, which he once again addressed in his response.

“This is crazy. I might be the third one, but I’m the only one,” Cormier said before repeatedly pretending to inject himself all over his body.

This conversation was started by Jones arguing that there isn’t a rivalry between them in the first place because he won both fights.

“I feel like everyone feels as if we have a big rivalry. Rivalry usually happens when one person is one and one person is one. I have two,” Jones said. “There’s no rivalry. Not even is there no rivalry, he’s not even my toughest opponent.”

While he did beat Cormier in their first meeting, his win in their rematch was overturned after he tested positive for a banned substance after the fight.