UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones knows the end is near, which is why he’s motivated by big fights. Jones (28-1 MMA, 22-1 UFC) defended his heavyweight title at UFC 309 when he finished Stipe Miocic by Round 3 TKO. The all-time great only has a fight or two left in him, and sees a matchup with light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira as more lucrative than interim heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall. “Money is a motivator,” Jones said on Alex Gonz…

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UFC champion Jon Jones maps out five-year plan: 'Money is a motivator'

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Jon Jones made his highly anticipated return to the octagon last month as he defeated Stipe Miocic via third-round TKO at UFC 309 to defend his heavyweight title for the first time.

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"Jones X Ngannou would make way more sense" - Fans react as MMA insider names potential fight involving Jon Jones as No. 1 "must-see fight of 2025"

UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones has revealed his plans for the next five years, amid uncertainty of a showdown against Tom Aspinall.

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Jon Jones details five-year plan for UFC retirement amid uncertainty of Tom Aspinall fight: "Money is a motivator"

At 37, UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones knows he can't fight forever.  With limited time left in the sport, Jones seeks high-profile matchups that will lead to lucrative paydays.  Jones successfully defended the heavyweight title at UFC 309 in November, defeating former two-time titleholder Stipe Miocic via TKO late in the third round.  Interim heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall has lobbied for a title unification bout against Jones, but Jones …

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Jon Jones has a five-year plan for his future

Amid links to a potential retirement following his UFC 309 win last month, Jon Jones has claimed he plans to compete not just once more in the Octagon — but potentially twice more, with the view to earning as much money as possible before hanging up his gloves. Headlining the promotion’s return to Madison Square Garden last month, Rochester native, Jones successfully defended a heavyweight title in a dominant win over the returning, Stipe Miocic…

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Jon Jones Reveals Plans For 2 More Fights With The UFC: 'I Wanna Try And Make As Much Money As Possible'

According to UFC CEO Dana White, a potential between heavyweight champion Jon Jones and interim champion Tom Aspinall will be the biggest fight in UFC history.

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Dana White says Jon Jones vs Tom Aspinall “will be the biggest fight in UFC history”

Jon Jones has again reignited excitement in the MMA community but this time it’s not about his fight news or anything related to his MMA career. Rather it’s all about his acting debut in Hollywood. After making his mark in the Netflix French special La Cage, which was heavily centered around the world of MMA, the heavyweight champion is now gearing up to portray a Navy SEAL in Edo Crossing — a story about a Navy SEAL and his canine. As the MMA c…

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Dana White's $30M Payout May Not Be Enough as Jon Jones Drops Retirement Plan Ahead of Hollywood Debut

Fullweight UFC champion Jon Jones knows the final is near, which is why he is motivated by the big fights. Jones (28-1 MMA, 22-1 UFC) defended his fullweight title at UFC 309 when he finished with Stipe Miocic for technical knockout in the third round. The big boxer of all time only has one or two fights left and sees a match with semiweight champion Alex Pereira as more lucrative than with interim heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall. “Money is a …

El campeón de peso completo de UFC, Jon Jones, sabe que el final está cerca, por eso está motivado por las grandes peleas. Jones (28-1 MMA, 22-1 UFC) defendió su título de peso completo en UFC 309 cuando acabó con Stipe Miocic por nocaut técnico en el tercer round. Al gran boxeador de todos los tiempos solo le quedan una o dos peleas y ve un enfrentamiento con el campeón de peso semipesado Alex Pereira como más lucrativo que con el campeón inter…

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Jon Jone sets out a plan to fight five more years

Jon Jones may not be done fighting just yet, but the end is more certainly coming for the UFC’s heavyweight champion. Though “soon” may not be the right word when it comes to “Bones” wrapping up his career. With fights against Alex Pereira and Tom Aspinall getting all the attention, many were hoping to see Jones back in action sometime in 2025. Dana White went so far as to say it would be “100%” that his star would fight Aspinall at some point. …

UFC champion Jon Jones maps out five-year plan: 'Money is a motivator'

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