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Dana White sets 'billion to one' odds for Jon Jones to headline UFC's White House card
Despite his retirement, Jones remains in the UFC testing pool and continues to train. He expressed his interest in participating in the July 4 event and said he was disappointed in White's decision not to consider him for a spot on the card.
Jon Jones is officially back in the UFC's anti-doping testing pool, following an incredibly short MMA retirement. 'Bones' is ...
Jones follows Conor McGregor in hopes of booking a fight for the card expected to take place at the White House ...
Granted, Blaydes’ victory over Aspinall was due to a knee injury sustained by Aspinall in the first 15 seconds of the fight. Their rematch played out differently at UFC 304, with Aspinall getting his ...
Jones (28-1 MMA, 22-1 UFC) retired and relinquished his UFC heavyweight title in June. However, as soon as the idea of a White House event emerged, Jones expressed interest in fighting again and ...
Jon Jones, as he has so many times throughout his career, is headed to court. The former UFC heavyweight champion is ...
Aaron Pico claims he’s been practicing his first UFC interview with Joe Rogan for many years as a way to keep himself on the ...
Jon Jones and Tom Aspinall appeared on the verge of a heavyweight unification clash until last-minute decisions derailed the ...
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