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In a surprising turn of events, UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones has made headlines for a unique encounter with a fan, leaving the individual with more than just a memory, reported by Telecomasia. Known for his devastating kicks inside the octagon, Jones was approached by an eager fan at an event who boldly requested to experience the power of one of his legendary kicks.

Initially starting with a light kick, Jones seemed to have satisfied the fan’s curiosity. However, fueled by adrenaline or perhaps a desire for a more authentic experience, the fan insisted on another round. Jones, always up for a challenge, unleashed a more powerful kick, catching the fan off guard. The aftermath was evident as the fan began to limp, signaling that the impact had taken an unexpected toll.

The situation escalated quickly as the fan, now visibly injured, found himself en route to the hospital. Witnesses reported the fan using crutches upon arrival, showcasing the real consequences of his daring request.

Jones, who boasts an impressive record of 27 wins and only one loss in mixed martial arts, recently took the UFC heavyweight title after an easy match against Ciryl Gane at UFC 285. With his reputation as one of the most dominant figures in the sport, Jones is gearing up for his next challenge – defending his heavyweight belt against Stipe Miocic in a highly anticipated showdown scheduled for this summer.

As the incident adds a unique chapter to Jon Jones’ meetings with fans, the MMA community eagerly awaits his return to the octagon, where his powerful kicks are better suited for opponents within the controlled chaos of professional fighting.

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