On July 4, 2014, Daniel Cormier asked Salina Deleon to marry him. On May 27, 2017, Daniel wed his longtime partner in a private ceremony that was seen by his loved ones. The event was conducted at Half Moon Bay, California.
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Salina Deleon, who was born and raised in Fresno, California, is widely recognized as Daniel Cormier’ wife. Deleon has preserved her anonymity when it comes to her private life, therefore no details about her upbringing, family, or schooling are known. She has even kept her social media accounts private. She has 223 followers on her private Instagram account.
She was a waitress at a Hooters restaurant in her hometown, according to Biographymask.com. On 27 May 2017, Cormier and Deleon exchanged vows. Daniel has two children with his wife. a daughter called Marquita Kalani Cormier and a boy named Daniel Jr.
| Name | Salina Deleon |
| Known as | Salina |
| Profession | Waitress |
| DOB | Not Known |
| Birthplace | Not Known |
| Nationality | American |
| Height | Not Known |
| Weight | Not Known |
| Hair Colour | Black |
| Husband | Daniel Cormier |
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Daniel Cormier debuted in UFC in 2013 against Frank Mir at UFC on Fox: Henderson vs. Melendez. At UFC 166, Cormier first defeated Mir by unanimous decision before prevailing over Roy Nelson by the same margin. At light heavyweight, he then beat Patrick Cummins at UFC 170 and Dan Henderson at UFC 173. After a convincing victory over Jon Jones at UFC 182, Daniel was given the opportunity to defend the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship. Despite his best efforts, Cormier was unable to defeat Jon Jones and lost the bout by a unanimous decision.
In his subsequent match against Anthony Johnson, Daniel Cormier battled once again for the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship after Jon Jones had the championship revoked due to felony charges brought against him. The third-round rear-naked choke submission gave Daniel Cormier the victory and made him the new UFC Light Heavyweight Champion. Before facing Jon Jones at UFC 214, Daniel defended his title against Alexander Gustafsson, Anderson Silva, and Anthony Johnson.
At UFC 214, Jon Jones and Daniel Cormier squared off once more in order to unify the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship. Similar to the previous fight, Jones would prevail over Cormier, out-striking the champion 95 to 60 in major strikes and taking the opening two rounds. When Jon Jones knocked out Daniel Cormier in the third round, he became the second two-time UFC Light Heavyweight Champion. After Jones tested positive for a turinabol metabolite, the result was changed to a No Contest, and Cormier was re-crowned the winner.
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