US EditionTom Aspinall Says Jon Jones Is Scared To Fight Him
- Tom Aspinall met with Hunter Campbell, UFC chief business officer, to discuss his status and upcoming fight against Jon Jones, expressing optimism after their meeting.
- Aspinall is eager to unify his interim title with Jones's belt, stating, 'I'm in shape, and I'm ready to go whenever.'
- Despite Dana White guaranteeing a title unification in 2025, the fight between Aspinall and Jones has not yet been booked.
- Aspinall expressed frustrations over the wait for Jones but stated he feels 'very optimistic' about future opportunities after their meeting.
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Jon Jones gives major update on Aspinall fight date after Dana White statement
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“I’m confident.” That’s where Tom Aspinall’s sentiment currently sits on the making of a heavyweight championship unification fight vs. Jon Jones after a recent meeting with the UFC brass. Aspinall (15-3 MMA, 8-1 UFC), who holds the UFC interim heavyweight title, met with Hunter Campbell, chief business officer of the UFC, this past weekend in London to discuss his standing in the promotion and the status of the highly anticipated bout against J…
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