MMA fans responded that reports had emerged that Jon Jones had become part of the new MMA promotion of Mike Perry, a dirty boxer championship (DBX).
Jones was present at the DBX event, which was privately held in Florida last November. The event was led by former UFC star Yoel Romero and Power Slap Megasar Duana Crespo. After the event, “Bones” shone the praise of a new promotion and his founder, Perry.
TMZ Sports reported that Jones had signed an agreement to become a DBX co-owner. This news was later shared by @champrds into X, causing reactions of several MMA enthusiasts.
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One fan took the murder in Jones, writing:
“I couldn’t think of a dirtier fighter who would help promote.”
Others mocked 2 -pound fighter for a pound for allegedly ejecting a fight for unification of the title against Tom aspinallwriting:
“A man is doing everything, but he fights aspinall.”
“Signs every agreement except what’s things
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“It signs everything but a contract to fight Tom Aspinall.”
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As for his MMA career, Jones was last seen in action at the UFC 309, where he defended his head in a heavyweight category against former double champion Stipe Miocica.
Tom aspinall habits a heavyweight belt rather than Jon Jones Fight
Tom aspinall requires a heavyweight title unification against Jon Jones Because the first defense of the title is at the UFC 309. However, the American wants to be paid the appropriate fee for the fight.
During the recent interview with Adam Catterall on one on one YouTube channel, Aspinall made it clear that he wanted to fight Jones solely for the title and would not be interested in fighting if ‘Bones’ is not a champion, stating:
“I’m not chasing [Jones]. The reason I want to fight Jon Jones is that he has a belt. Nothing else. It’s like Jon Jones doesn’t have a belt, I don’t mind. I would do the same if it were anyone. What I am after is known as a heavy number one category that walks on the planet Earth. “
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