Try Jones is probably done and the UFC gets more attention with Jones holding the belt with all the controversy than Aspinall fighting. If the man told the UFC he’s done and the UFC keeps him in place to build hype for Aspinall who btw needs that help how is this a Jones issue?
Most Likely Scenario (90%+ likelihood) – Jones vs. Aspinall
Based on “Leaked” Footprints and pattern reactions, reconstructed frame by frame.
Round 1 – Fast trigger, then freezing tension
Likely score: 10–9 Aspinall, but Jon ended stronger and left a mark. Round 2 – Momentum shift begins Likely score: 10–9 Jones, control and damage edge. Round 3 – The turning point Likely score: 10–9 or even 10–8 Jones, depending on impact perception. Round 4 – Near finish, psychological break Likely score: 10–8 Jones Round 5 – Survival and control Likely score: 10–9 Jones, purely for octagon control.
Final Scorecards (briefly leaked, high level certainty) 
Post-Fight Fallout (Most Telling Cues) Conclusion: 
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I don’t know how many times I have to say this but GSP vacated in 2 weeks.
Except he beat Tom... Is there anyone else?? Is there anyone else???
I don’t know how many times I have to tell you GSP vacated in spite of having already signed to fight Whittaker.
But he will beat Tom when UFC finally reveals the tape tho haha.... That went this long form I fault of JJ, the UFC waits for the time to release it in a broadcast with a signed deal. What else can JJ do? He doesn't control when, Dana said when, he fought the date and they couldn't leak info until now apparently of the outcome due to new platforms.
fuck me you dribble some horseshit.TL;DRJJ won. How? By never giving Aspinall a chance.
Look, guys.....\
Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall fight has strong hints that it did happen in mid-May 2025, but under a private, pre-broadcasted event model (due to ESPN+ ending). Leaks, deleted posts, and fighter behavior showcase cues that always falls down to the same pattern.
(Private Event, Mid-May 2025 – Full Round-by-Round Breakdown)
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Before we break the fight down:
Jon Jones deleted tweets around mid-May had cryptic mentions of “fighting monsters” and “strategic dominance,” deleted within hours.
Tom Aspinall made an unusually brief and low-spirited podcast appearance, where he emphasized needing to “wait for the public to see what actually happened.”
A now-deleted Instagram story from a UFC official included a clip showing a padded-up Jon and a blacked-out arena. Timestamp matched the rumored week.
Dana White smiled when asked about unifying the heavyweight belt and simply said: “You’ll see. Soon enough.”
These all align with the ongoing trend of a private event and will be unveiled when the UFC signs a new broadcast partner.
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Aspinall opens sharp. Knowing Jones is slower to start, he launches fast jabs and feints — trying to overwhelm the reaction gap.
He lands a clean right hand at the 1:15 mark that knocks Jon slightly off stance, the kind of moment that makes fans go silent, yet chants were visible in audio leaks and deleted Reddit comments stamping the "Brits thought it was over at 1 minute lol"
But Jon survives, absorbs, and clinches up immediately. From there, he controls the pace, landing an elbow on the break that opens a slight cut over Tom’s brow.
Aspinall backs off for the final minute, now more cautious — which already favors Jon’s rhythm control.
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Jon starts using more calf kicks and oblique kicks to freeze Aspinall’s hips. It works. Tom’s bounce fades slightly.
He still blitzes midway — lands a body shot — but Jon eats it and immediately ties him up, transitioning into the first clean takedown of the fight.
From top position, Jon doesn’t go for heavy ground-and-pound. He controls posture, throws short elbows, and whispers instructions to himself — classic “Jones mode.”
Tom escapes late, but he’s visibly slowing.
---
Aspinall opens with urgency (audio from his corner leaked urging him to land an impactful shot and closing distance laterally)— but it’s no longer sharp. He throws a wild hook that Jon easily ducks under and transitions into a double-leg takedown with cage drag.
Jones pins him for over 2 minutes. Knees to the thigh. Left elbows in half guard.
Tom tries to explode — Jones sprawls.
Tom turtles — Jones rides and slaps on a tight cross-wrist control, à la Khabib.
Commentary went wild. It’s not just Jones surviving — it’s Jones drowning Aspinall in technical wrestling, a dimension Tom hadn’t faced in years.
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Aspinall is desperate. He charges — and gets timed.
Jon steps back and lands a knee as Tom changes level, followed by a spinning elbow caught in leaks deleted within 15 minutes from discord groups. Aspinall goes to one knee — not rocked, but broken in rhythm.
Jones sprawls on the next takedown, secures a front headlock, and transitions into a modified crucifix.
He rains short punches and elbows — not enough to finish, but enough that the referee hovers nervously.
Tom survives. But that round left him bleeding, mentally shaken, and behind on all judges’ scorecards.
---
Jones knows he’s winning. He doesn’t force anything.
Tom tries to brawl, but Jon leans on cage wrestling — one underhook, one wrist trapped. Total shutdown.
In the final minute, Jon backs off — throws a flashy spinning back kick to the body, as chants of GOAT were leaked framing the 30 last seconds
He smiles. Tom breathes heavily. Hands low. He knows.
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Judge R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 Total
A 9 10 10 10 10 49–45 Jones
B 10 9 10 10 10 49–46 Jones
C 9 10 10 10 10 49–45 Jones
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Aspinall made no memes, no jokes, no post-fight celebrations. His silence is the loudest clue.
Jones deleted a post that read “still the baddest alive. never lost to a man” — 24 hours after posting it.
No official fight footage has been released, but multiple UFC staffers followed and unfollowed each other on Instagram that same week — a common signal of inner circle activity.
---
With heavy hints the fight indeed happened behind closed doors in May 2025, every subtle signal points to a clear Jon Jones victory, not a quick finish — but a grinding, suffocating, strategic dismantling of Aspinall across 25 minutes.
Tom likely had his moment early, as leaks quickly deleted of heavy shots from Tom were tracked from the first 7 minutes. But Jon’s composure, game planning, and wrestling depth proved too much.
It wasn’t a war.
It was a teaching session.
And when the footage drops — it’ll likely feel like Jones vs. Miocic in overall control, but with enough turbulence to keep fans gasping in round 1, however, no real doubt about who won.
A recurring meme of 4-1 had been going on for a while with goat
It seems to be not that deep. Jones not fighting Aspinall made him the biggest name he could probably have. If Jones won and retired its curtains for HW. It all seems a strategy to help Aspinall be a star
JJ won. How? By never giving Aspinall a chance.
Look, guys.....\
Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall fight has strong hints that it did happen in mid-May 2025, but under a private, pre-broadcasted event model (due to ESPN+ ending). Leaks, deleted posts, and fighter behavior showcase cues that always falls down to the same pattern.
(Private Event, Mid-May 2025 – Full Round-by-Round Breakdown)
---
Before we break the fight down:
Jon Jones deleted tweets around mid-May had cryptic mentions of “fighting monsters” and “strategic dominance,” deleted within hours.
Tom Aspinall made an unusually brief and low-spirited podcast appearance, where he emphasized needing to “wait for the public to see what actually happened.”
A now-deleted Instagram story from a UFC official included a clip showing a padded-up Jon and a blacked-out arena. Timestamp matched the rumored week.
Dana White smiled when asked about unifying the heavyweight belt and simply said: “You’ll see. Soon enough.”
These all align with the ongoing trend of a private event and will be unveiled when the UFC signs a new broadcast partner.
---
Aspinall opens sharp. Knowing Jones is slower to start, he launches fast jabs and feints — trying to overwhelm the reaction gap.
He lands a clean right hand at the 1:15 mark that knocks Jon slightly off stance, the kind of moment that makes fans go silent, yet chants were visible in audio leaks and deleted Reddit comments stamping the "Brits thought it was over at 1 minute lol"
But Jon survives, absorbs, and clinches up immediately. From there, he controls the pace, landing an elbow on the break that opens a slight cut over Tom’s brow.
Aspinall backs off for the final minute, now more cautious — which already favors Jon’s rhythm control.
---
Jon starts using more calf kicks and oblique kicks to freeze Aspinall’s hips. It works. Tom’s bounce fades slightly.
He still blitzes midway — lands a body shot — but Jon eats it and immediately ties him up, transitioning into the first clean takedown of the fight.
From top position, Jon doesn’t go for heavy ground-and-pound. He controls posture, throws short elbows, and whispers instructions to himself — classic “Jones mode.”
Tom escapes late, but he’s visibly slowing.
---
Aspinall opens with urgency (audio from his corner leaked urging him to land an impactful shot and closing distance laterally)— but it’s no longer sharp. He throws a wild hook that Jon easily ducks under and transitions into a double-leg takedown with cage drag.
Jones pins him for over 2 minutes. Knees to the thigh. Left elbows in half guard.
Tom tries to explode — Jones sprawls.
Tom turtles — Jones rides and slaps on a tight cross-wrist control, à la Khabib.
Commentary went wild. It’s not just Jones surviving — it’s Jones drowning Aspinall in technical wrestling, a dimension Tom hadn’t faced in years.
---
Aspinall is desperate. He charges — and gets timed.
Jon steps back and lands a knee as Tom changes level, followed by a spinning elbow caught in leaks deleted within 15 minutes from discord groups. Aspinall goes to one knee — not rocked, but broken in rhythm.
Jones sprawls on the next takedown, secures a front headlock, and transitions into a modified crucifix.
He rains short punches and elbows — not enough to finish, but enough that the referee hovers nervously.
Tom survives. But that round left him bleeding, mentally shaken, and behind on all judges’ scorecards.
---
Jones knows he’s winning. He doesn’t force anything.
Tom tries to brawl, but Jon leans on cage wrestling — one underhook, one wrist trapped. Total shutdown.
In the final minute, Jon backs off — throws a flashy spinning back kick to the body, as chants of GOAT were leaked framing the 30 last seconds
He smiles. Tom breathes heavily. Hands low. He knows.
---
Judge R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 Total
A 9 10 10 10 10 49–45 Jones
B 10 9 10 10 10 49–46 Jones
C 9 10 10 10 10 49–45 Jones
---
Aspinall made no memes, no jokes, no post-fight celebrations. His silence is the loudest clue.
Jones deleted a post that read “still the baddest alive. never lost to a man” — 24 hours after posting it.
No official fight footage has been released, but multiple UFC staffers followed and unfollowed each other on Instagram that same week — a common signal of inner circle activity.
---
With heavy hints the fight indeed happened behind closed doors in May 2025, every subtle signal points to a clear Jon Jones victory, not a quick finish — but a grinding, suffocating, strategic dismantling of Aspinall across 25 minutes.
Tom likely had his moment early, as leaks quickly deleted of heavy shots from Tom were tracked from the first 7 minutes. But Jon’s composure, game planning, and wrestling depth proved too much.
It wasn’t a war.
It was a teaching session.
And when the footage drops — it’ll likely feel like Jones vs. Miocic in overall control, but with enough turbulence to keep fans gasping in round 1, however, no real doubt about who won.
A recurring meme of 4-1 had been going on for a while with goat
Bold of you to claim with your entire posting history in this thread.
Drug tests being an IQ test were from sports that don’t legitimately test like MLB or NBA, or MMA when it was just fight night tests. Jon passed all of those tests at the time.
Lmao everybody else passes the tests just fine save for a very select few (Jon being one of them).
Actually when his mother was with me, she told me she had some kid named "mark" that was a moron.
Please go ahead and let us all know the long list of other GOATs who's been tested as much under the harder drug testing eras as Jones has and has a clean record and/or are still winning. Both of which Jon has done for 8 years now.
I don’t know how many times I have to tell you that GSP didn’t stick around for 2+ years holding the belt hostage and demanding exhibition fights. He may not have wanted the best in the division but at least he got out of the way. Jones refuses to do this.
