If you were Jon Jones, would you be proud of your legacy?

[Ronin13]

barely if that. After years of reflection, probably not with all the personal crap

 

[Ghostoftheville]

Personal life? Of course not.
Professional life? Sign me up!

Professionally speaking few come close in the athletic world, especially if we're just speaking about accolades and achievements. Not the financial side of things.

 

[Ghostoftheville]

do you want me to post statistics on the average age of PRIME LHWS?
its 30-34

Jones beat an average age of 32 year old LHWs


jones at LHW is 224 lbs hes actualy a normal size LHW
but pereira walks at 238 lbs shredded is a MW?
pereira not only out heights his opponents but outweighs them

im pretty confident i can give you proof that im right and your wrong
wanna bet ban acct?

Jones is considered too big by this type of fan because he didn't lose.
Neil Magny is 6'3 with an 80in reach at 170 and nobody bats an eye.

 

[CombatCyborg]

I know he isn't but he finds ways to cope

 

[Jose Beehive]

100% I’d be proud of the good and ashamed of the bad.

 

[Pem123]

Of course he should, he might be the GOAT.

But this fight doesn't add much into that.

 

[information]

There's no denying his great achievements. He made mistakes outside of the cage, but it really looks to me like he's trying to change and be a better man. Props to him and hope he enjoys this sweet and dominant performance!

 

[Dbreiden83080]

I assume you watched the telecast when everybody was calling him the greatest of all time. Everyone on ESPN was calling him the greatest of all time. All the articles I am reading are calling him the greatest of all time. I’d say he’s good.