When it comes to a proposed bout with recently crowned UFC heavyweight title challenger Daniel Cormier, Yoel Romero is getting some support.

Not a ton of support – but support nonetheless.

In our latest Daily Debate question, we asked MMAjunkie readers and MMAjunkie Radio listeners if Romero should get a fight with Cormier. Earlier this week, Romero (13-3 MMA, 9-2 UFC), who’s missed weight in his past two bouts (including a planned middleweight title fights with Robert Whittaker), called for a light-heavyweight title fight with two-division champ Cormier (21-1 MMA, 10-1 UFC), who won his second belt after dethroning Stipe Miocic in this past Saturday’s UFC 226 headliner.

Cormier quickly dismissed Romero’s proposal and told his fellow Olympian that “you don’t fail a class and then get moved up a grade.” Romero countered and referenced Cormier’s fights with longtime rival Jon Jones, but the champ returned fire with a reminder of Romero’s two recent losses.

Still, some fight fans are into the potential matchup. Among the nearly 1,800 voters, a full third said Romero should get the fight (via Twitter):

The light-heavyweight title fight could come before Cormier’s planned heavyweight fight with former champ and current WWE star Brock Lesnar (5-3 MMA, 4-3 UFC), who had a cringey in-cage confrontation with Cormier at UFC 226.

But Cormier mentioned he could squeeze in a light-heavyweight title defense before the Lesnar fight – tentatively planned for early 2018 – and that caught Romero’s attention. Still, with no real track record at light heavyweight, should Romero jump the line over established 205-pound contenders?

Check out the video above as the MMAjunkie Radio hosts discuss the merits – or the lack thereof – of the fight.

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