From the files of having your cake and eating it, too, it has been difficult to come to terms with Jon Jones' self-narrative of late as the often reclusive UFC legend has resurfaced in the media cycle entering just his second bout in a span approaching five full years.

One of the most talked-about cross-division matchups in the UFC is the one that could pit Alex Pereira against either Jon Jones or Tom Aspinall. The post Chael Sonnen Explains “Quickest Way” to Make Alex Pereira Fight Jon Jones and Tom Aspinall appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Ahead of UFC 309, Jones vehemently pushed aside a possible fight with Aspinall. He claimed Aspinall “hasn’t done anything” worthy of a lineal title shot, despite winning the interim belt last year on days’ notice.

When it comes to the Jon Jones and Tom Aspinall situation, the GOAT has a point, but so do his critics. Here is an objective look at one of the hottest topics in MMA.

Twelve months ago, Jon Jones missed the chance to compete at The World’s Most Famous Arena when a devastating injury forced him out of his first UFC heavyweight championship defense.

To the fans who keep clamoring for UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones to fight Tom Aspinall because Aspinall is the interim champ, he hears you. He's just not going to listen. Of course, Jones first has to retain his belt this Saturday when he

Delve into the personal beef between Jon Jones and Tom Aspinall and why he refuses to consider a future matchup with Aspinall after UFC 309.

As Jon Jones heads towards his much-anticipated bout with Stipe Miocic, fans have turned their ire on the American following a callout from Tom Aspinall.