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Jon Jones and Corey Anderson had their Twitter fingers ready when Jan Blachowicz lost to Glover Teixeira at UFC 267. The Polish champion found himself on the wrong end of a rear-naked choke submission.
The fight was a dominant victory for Glover Teixeira. The new champion dominated on the ground and even rocked Jan Blachowicz on the feet.
Jon Jones and Corey Anderson took no time at all to call out the former champion. There had been words exchanged between all of them in the lead-up to the fight.
Jon Jones had his issues with Jan Blachowicz after the Polish fighter won the belt he vacated. Blachowicz was often asked about Jones since he was the last man to hold the belt.
Jon Jones was apparently not a fan of the ‘Polish Power' and made sure to tweet out a response once he lost the contest. It's safe to say this beef is most likely over.
See what happens when you’re talking shit, not focusing on the opponent right in front of you. Another one bites the dust 🤷🏾♂️
— BONY (@JonnyBones) October 30, 2021
Corey Anderson had a slightly different reason for going back and forth with Jan Blachowicz. The two had fought in the past with Anderson putting on a dominant wrestling performance on him back in 2015 at UFC 191.
The pair then rematched in 2020 in Corey Anderson's last fight in the UFC. Blachowicz would win by knockout in the first round.
They then started to beef after it was said that Corey Anderson was the best light heavyweight in the world. Jan Blachowicz was quick to remind him that he had knocked him out.
Like Jon Jones, Anderson was quick to tweet out a few responses after the loss.
As I said… Jan was worried about me after I handled my business and forgot he had his own business!! #UFC267
— Corey 'Overtime' Anderson (@CoreyA_MMA) October 30, 2021
Glover handled my light weight!! Anybody can get caught with a big shot…. but there's no luck in 3 rounds of ground and pound or a 2nd round submission! #UFC267
— Corey 'Overtime' Anderson (@CoreyA_MMA) October 30, 2021
The triangle is likely never to play out in the octagon. The trio have very different plans ahead and Jon Jones may never fight in the cage again.
