Dillon Danis’ mission to piss people off continues.

And it’s still working.

A few days ago, Danis was issued a $200k challenge by none other than former UFC lightweight champion Rafael dos Anjos. And that, of course, wasn’t the first heralded UFC fighter to take issue with the Bellator fighter and Conor McGregor teammate – see: Khabib Nurmagomedov and all hell breaking loose after UFC 229.

Kevin Lee, too, at one point talked about a possible jiu-jitsu meeting with Danis. Now, Danis (1-0 MMA, 1-0 BMMA) has got the attention of a fellow grappling expert in Gilbert Burns (13-3 MMA, 6-3 UFC).

On Sunday, Danis <a href=" https://twitter.com/GilbertDurinho/status/1054207958731509760

What? What a joke? I would smash this guy in the Gi, Nogi, mma, dance, in a poker, arm wrestle! Guy is crazy 1 mma fight beat a 0-2 guy and talk like that? Wtf 🤔

Yeah I fight December 8 #ufc231 mother fucker! After that, I can spank your ass on any way Gi, Nogi or Combat Sports I would love to Slap 👋🏽 your face!

In yet another typical Danis social media move, it seems he went on to delete tweets from the exchange. But, this morning, he reiterated his thoughts on how there isn’t even “a close second” when it comes to being the best grappler in MMA. (via Twitter)

Whether you appreciate the 25-year-old’s social media bravata or not (our own Ben Fowlkes had some thoughts on that), or even if a lot of it is just the McGregor fame rubbing off on him, one thing’s for sure: It’s not every day that a 1-0 fighter is able to ruffle so many feathers.

Burns is currently set to meet Olivier Aubin-Mercier at UFC 231, which takes place Dec. 8 at ScotiaBank Arena in Toronto. Danis is currently unbooked, after making his pro MMA debut with Bellator in April. He won via submission with a toe hold.

For more on UFC 231, check out the UFC Rumors section of the site.

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