Chael Sonnen isn’t letting Jon Jones’ failed drug tests get in the way of calling him the greatest. The former UFC heavyweight and light heavyweight champion is often put forward as the leading GOAT candidate due to his remarkable record inside the Octagon.
Daniel Cormier expresses frustration about always being compared to Jon Jones despite his accomplished career The UFC legend believes his legacy is overshadowed
Javier Mendez thinks there is a stain on Jon Jones’ record that keeps him out of the GOAT conversation. The former UFC heavyweight and light heavyweight champion is widely seen as one of the best fighters ever, and many consider him the top name in mixed martial arts history.
It was recently revealed that former two-division UFC champion Jon Jones is suffering from arthritis in his hip putting the possibility of fighting again in jeopardy.
“I bet you that I could take you down.” That’s what Jon Jones told Daniel Cormier backstage at UFC 121 in 2010 when they ran into each other. And with that exchange, one of the most historic rivalries in MMA history was born.
Chael Sonnen argues that Jon Jones’ history of failed drug tests should not exclude him from the GOAT conversation. The discussion was sparked after Javier Mendez, head coach at American Kickboxing Academy, compared Jones to Lance Armstrong, suggesting that multiple doping violations permanently tarnished his legacy.
Javier Mendez says a blemish on Jon Jones’ past eliminates him from the GOAT conversation. Many see the former UFC heavyweight and light heavyweight champion as the leading name when it comes to deciding who is the greatest of all time in mixed martial arts.
Jon Jones may have already fought his final fight even if he hasn’t fully admitted it yet. The former two-division UFC champion officially notified the Ultimate Fighting Championship of his retirement this past June, a move that elevated interim champion Tom Aspinall to undisputed heavyweight king.
Daniel Cormier has a new angle on the latest twist in Jon Jones’s career. The former two-division UFC titleholder recently shared that his arthritis is so advanced, he could qualify for hip replacement surgery.
The age-old debate of boxer vs. MMA fighter has persisted ever since James Toney’s ill-fated UFC clash with Randy Couture. Over the years, the narrative has evolved.
If UFC fans were still holding out hope for Jon Jones’ return to the Octagon, that optimism may now be fading. The reality became clearer after a surprising admission from the widely regarded MMA GOAT during a recent public appearance.
Jon Jones’ recent explanation surrounding his withdrawal from the rumored RAF event bout has taken another dramatic turn — and this time, Daniel Cormier is at the center of the storm.
Demetrious Johnson acknowledged Jon Jones was always number one in the GOAT debate The two legends met at a Super Bowl LX celebrity charity event Jones
Jon Jones admits he may be done fighting due to severe arthritis in his left hip that qualifies him for total hip replacement His last training camp was
Fighters changing their minds about retirement after getting itchy knuckles is not uncommon. Jon Jones has admitted he “could be done” after changing his mind about hanging up his gloves following the announcement of the UFC White House event.
Jon Jones and Demetrious Johnson have reached a consensus regarding the GOAT discussion. ‘Bones’ and ‘Mighty Mouse’ are both considered among the best fighters in UFC history.
Former two-division UFC champion Jon Jones' fighting days are coming to an end and may have already ended. Widely considered the greatest of all time, the curtains are closing on his legendary career.
Former UFC Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones may have reached its final chapter. In an assessment of his future, Jones admitted that the toll of elite competition, combined with long-term health concerns, may have pushed him towards walking away from the Octagon for good.
Jon Jones is considering retirement again, less than a year after first stepping away from the sport. Back in June 2025, he announced that he was done with MMA.
Jon Jones may finally be nearing the end of a career that redefined greatness—and controversy—in mixed martial arts. Jones, who is expected to fight Alex Pereira soon, recently admitted that retirement is no longer a general idea but a real possibility he’s actively weighing.
Jon Jones is the greatest UFC fighter of all time. But he can’t play organized sports to save his life. He’s already have shown his lack of hoop skills at Madison Square Garden.
Jon Jones has never shied away from controversy, but this time, the UFC legend is confronting reality with unusual calm and clarity. After a private conversation
A video recently went viral of UFC legend Jon Jones discussing the need for a career-threatening hip replacement, which prompted many to wonder if he's going to retire for good.
It appears Jon Jones won’t be stepping onto the wrestling mats anytime soon for a showdown with Daniel Cormier. For months, the longtime rivals have flirted