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MMA·June 18, 2026 06:40 AM ET

Daniel Cormier denies sending posts from his hacked X account during UFC White House

Cormier says he was hacked, not behind the posts.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Jun 181 min read
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Daniel Cormier responds to hacked Twitter account controversy: ‘I would never do something like that’ https://t.co/n5NjH

What happened: Daniel Cormier publicly responded to the controversy over posts that appeared on his X account during the UFC White House event, saying he did not write them. He stated his account was compromised and that whoever was responsible posted and then deleted the messages. "I would never do something like that," Cormier said.

Why it matters: Cormier is one of the sport's most prominent broadcasters and analysts, so a credibility question tied to his social media account carries weight across UFC coverage. His flat denial is an attempt to draw a line between himself and posts he says he never authored, protecting his standing as a commentator.

What to watch: Watch for whether Cormier or the platform provides further detail on the account compromise and whether the UFC or those referenced in the posts address the matter.

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