The greatest mixed martial artist of all time, Jon Bones Jones. 🏆

[20falarVerdades]

Stipe was actually looking good, it was the brutal hellbows ground and pound that threw him off his game

 

[World eater]

Holy CAPS LOCK Batman!
That was loud.

 

[Red Lantern]

I am the biggest Jon fan out here but you guys just troll with no effort. I was at a retirement home last week, volunteering where I met this former marine drill instructor.

I whooped his ass without zero training. I dodged all 10 of his punches and slept him with literally the 1st punch I threw. I am the GOAT.

 

[rorschach51]

Unbeatable against 42 year olds who are only there for a final payday, sure.

 

[Nobru]

Jon was slow and sloppy against a grandpa

Tom kills him, Alex sleeps him.

 

[TheOnlyGreatest]

I’ll get shit for this, but Stipe is so ridiculously overrated that it’s insane. He has never, and I mean NEVER, at any point in his career, looked like an exceptional fighter.

He got wobbled and did the chicken dance in almost all of his fights and some of his best wins are so ugly that they genuinely seem like luck. For example, Werdum and Overeem.

Jones looked sluggish and slow, and was clearly vulnerable, especially when he would do that little leisurely jog away thing with his back turned and head down. A fighter with even slightly fast feet would catch him in those exchanges.

 

[BowserJr]

Stop lying.

Jones never ducked a challenge

GSP never cleared out “multiple” divisions.

Silva was never number 1 WW.

Fedor beat a lot cans

Jones is GoAt deal with it.

Stop lying

Jones ducked HW for a decade

He completely ducked Ngannou

 

[p4pfighters]

Dada5000 , kimbo slice or even James Thompson would have finished Zombie Stipe in a more brutal way.

 

[TeenageMutantLesnarTurtle]

He looked clearly out of his prime to me. Not saying he didnt still look decently effective, but that was a slower, more hittable, more vulnerable version of him.

 

[Sir Punchalot]

BUT COULD HE BEAT AN ACTUAL LION IN A REAL FIGHT I HEARD A LION CAN SWIM FASTER THAN A SHARK

 

[SuperAlly]

He looked like Stipe had nothing for him sure.

 

[lowlife]

I’ll get shit for this, but Stipe is so ridiculously overrated that it’s insane. He has never, and I mean NEVER, at any point in his career, looked like an exceptional fighter.

He got wobbled and did the chicken dance in almost all of his fights and some of his best wins are so ugly that they genuinely seem like luck. For example, Werdum and Overeem.

Jones looked sluggish and slow, and was clearly vulnerable, especially when he would do that little leisurely jog away thing with his back turned and head down. A fighter with even slightly fast feet would catch him in those exchanges.

I'll cosign this unpopular opinion. He was a decent belt holder nothing more.

 

[TronJavolta]

I'll cosign this unpopular opinion. He was a decent belt holder nothing more.

Who would be your UFC top 5 heavyweights?

 

[lowlife]

Who would be your UFC top 5 heavyweights?

Greatest or Best/most talented?

 

[LeBron]

Jon deserves zero credit and and this shouldn’t even go on his record. He brought an old man out of retirement for a fight so he didn’t have to face a legit challenge. What a disgrace!

 

[TronJavolta]

Greatest or Best/most talented?

Both.

 

[lowlife]

Both.

nah you can have one, choose wisely.

 

[TronJavolta]

nah you can have one, choose wisely.

Lmao, how do you even differentiate between greatest and best? I'm pretty greatest usually comes down to who is the best.

I don't understand how you can't have Stipe up there.

 

[GrantB13]

Really?

 

[lowlife]

Lmao, how do you even differentiate between greatest and best? I'm pretty greatest usually comes down to who is the best.

I don't understand how you can't have Stipe up there.

Best = most talented fighter, might not have a great UFC career due to various circumstances.

Great = had a great career but not necessarily the most talented fighter, other circumstances involved. Like Conor beating up midgets or Jones fighting old men on his way up. Exaggerating to some degree to make point.