What does Jon do that no one else does?

b00tysweat said:
he said being in the with Jon was like being in there with a "grizzly bear" who just wanted to eat you

He said he would share the cage with anybody except for Jon again.
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Thanks for the reply.
Kinda weird thing to say, even coming from a gangster from the mean streets of oregon.
 
The Reyes fight was very inductive IMO. Reyes went on and lost decisively to Jan not even close. At the time Jan would demolish Jon I see no reason why not.
 
Hotora86 said:
As a matter of fact, @icemun :


OpponentAge Difference (Opponent was)Reach Adv (Jones had)
Andre Gusmão10 years older+8"
Jake O’Brien3 years older+8"
Matt Hamill11 years older+8"
Brandon Vera10 years older+7"
Vladimir Matyushenko16 years older+11"
Ryan Bader4 years older+11"
Mauricio “Shogun” Rua6 years older+9"
Lyoto Machida9 years older+12"
Rashad Evans8 years older+10"
Vitor Belfort10 years older+11"
Glover Teixeira8 years older+9"
Daniel Cormier (UFC 182)9 years older+8"
Ovince Saint Preux5 years older+5"
Daniel Cormier (UFC 214)9 years older+8"
Thiago Santos4 years older+8"
Chael Sonnen10 years older+10.5"

Across his entire career, Jon Jones has only been older than three opponents:
  1. Anthony Smith (2019) – Jones 31, Smith 30 (1 year)
  2. Dominick Reyes (2020) – Jones 32, Reyes 30 (2 years)
  3. Ciryl Gane (2023) – Jones 35, Gane 32 (3 years)
And - of course - Jon Jones has never faced an opponent with a longer reach than his own.

@FilipEmoFights - here's the answer to Your OP.
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The way he made Bonnar look like a child was what caught my attention back then,got his autograph right around the same time the 3rd UFC fight was with Bonnar.

08'-09' long before he became a house hold name
 
1. The ability to cheat and be covered by the org (a decade of steroid exemptions and, as one man, single-handedly exposing the USADA era as a sham)
2. The ability of the org to rig fights to match-make to ensure he doesn't lose (Gane/Stipe)
3. The ability of the org to rig fights to ensure he doesn't lose decisions (Gus/Reyes/Santos)
4. The ability of the org to rig fights to ensure cheating is policed in a way that his chances of losing are minimized (Herb the fight fixer who does this not only for Jones but did it for every other marketing star such as Conor/Sean/etc etc)

He has plenty of fighting gifts as well, but let's not pretend we are matching something that isn't rigged from the start and say "it's still real to me dammit"
 
sniff hair? Prolly talks to his lawyers more than other fighters too.
 
Most sherdoggers are armchair psychologists(while also having little social interaction and understanding IRL. It's funny how they're both at the same time).

Throwing out clinical terms like sociopath/psychopath because it's a popular thing to do while not having much of an understanding of it is one thing, what's perhaps even more ridiculous is how extremely exercised and convinced they are that Jon Jones is the most horrible person on this planet.

This same planet which is inhabited by people who have raped, killed, tortued, canibalized innocents and even the most vulnerable of society like children and the elderly. Yet there is still no bigger boogeyman in their eyes than a human cockfighting athlete who beat up all their favorite fighters without ever getting knocked out himself.
 
JKS said:
I don't think that happened with Ngannou. Pretty sure it was the other way around, when Jones moved up and was slated for his HW debut, Francis left. The moment he got the fight offer it was good bye.
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While Ngannou was an active UFC fighter Jones would tease a fight, price himself out, then duck just like with Tom. Dana even called him out on it. I also remember him saying after seeing Ngannou ko StIpe that Jones should think about moving to 185. When Ngannou left Dana said he was afraid of Jones.

Jones would use the excuse he needed time to build muscle and become a proper Heavyweight. Ngannou leaves and Jones snows up looking exactly the same with a beer gut. Maybe Jones had a fight booked before Ngannou's contract expired but everyone knew by that point Ngannou was done with the UFC and just waiting it out.
 
jones was well rounded in skills and had many physical intangibles like height, reach, card, strength and chin
he also is a high iq fighter, had a great camp and the right personality for the game(he clearly likes hurtin' people)
and most importantly, when the going got tough and he was losin' rounds, instead of getting gun shy and scared, he would apply even more pressure to his opponent
just a relentless winning machine
you just had to be there for prime jones, everything about him was great except for ko power and striking defence
but his other physical tools completely negated everything he lacked
 
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swarrrm said:
While Ngannou was an active UFC fighter Jones would tease a fight, price himself out, then duck just like with Tom. Dana even called him out on it. I also remember him saying after seeing Ngannou ko StIpe that Jones should think about moving to 185. When Ngannou left Dana said he was afraid of Jones.

Jones would use the excuse he needed time to build muscle and become a proper Heavyweight. Ngannou leaves and Jones snows up looking exactly the same with a beer gut. Maybe Jones had a fight booked before Ngannou's contract expired but everyone knew by that point Ngannou was done with the UFC and just waiting it out.
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Once again, none of that you said happened. And no, not everyone knew Ngannou was done with the UFC because Ngannou was negotiating with the UFC right till the end and he and his team were going for the Jones fight 2 months before he was let go.

Bottom line is that Ngannnou was offered the Jones fight with a date and event and new contract and he declined it. Jones was booked for that event, his HW debut and HW title shot. It was suppose to be Ngannou, he declined and they took Gane.

I don't think you quite understand the series of events in that whole Jones/Ngannou scenario for 2022 and 2023.
 
FilipEmoFights said:
What specifically makes him so much better than everyone else? He’s not even out here hurting people with his punches
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He's not hurting people with his punches because he's not punching anyone, because he's retired, currently.

But he clearly lives in Sherdoggers' heads, rent-free, easier than anyone ever has.
 
Hotora86 said:
As a matter of fact, @icemun :


OpponentAge Difference (Opponent was)Reach Adv (Jones had)
Andre Gusmão10 years older+8"
Jake O’Brien3 years older+8"
Matt Hamill11 years older+8"
Brandon Vera10 years older+7"
Vladimir Matyushenko16 years older+11"
Ryan Bader4 years older+11"
Mauricio “Shogun” Rua6 years older+9"
Lyoto Machida9 years older+12"
Rashad Evans8 years older+10"
Vitor Belfort10 years older+11"
Glover Teixeira8 years older+9"
Daniel Cormier (UFC 182)9 years older+8"
Ovince Saint Preux5 years older+5"
Daniel Cormier (UFC 214)9 years older+8"
Thiago Santos4 years older+8"
Chael Sonnen10 years older+10.5"

Across his entire career, Jon Jones has only been older than three opponents:
  1. Anthony Smith (2019) – Jones 31, Smith 30 (1 year)
  2. Dominick Reyes (2020) – Jones 32, Reyes 30 (2 years)
  3. Ciryl Gane (2023) – Jones 35, Gane 32 (3 years)
And - of course - Jon Jones has never faced an opponent with a longer reach than his own.

@FilipEmoFights - here's the answer to Your OP.
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Damn dude-I don’t know why the Macho You Think So fight even happened. Jon was in the right place in the right time at LightHeavyweight-I wish he had went to heavyweight way earlier. There was definitely room and time to add some actual accolades and take on real challenges compared to his actual resume. Despite their size everyone else was around that size as 205 Champ Jon just fought who was available-and there are 205rs as big as Jon but they weren’t as good. I thought Gus had beat him the first time-Reyes pretty much DID beat him-But Jon at 23 went in there and beat the everliving shit out of Shogun
Thanks for making that
 
JKS said:
Once again, none of that you said happened. And no, not everyone knew Ngannou was done with the UFC because Ngannou was negotiating with the UFC right till the end and he and his team were going for the Jones fight 2 months before he was let go.

Bottom line is that Ngannnou was offered the Jones fight with a date and event and new contract and he declined it. Jones was booked for that event, his HW debut and HW title shot. It was suppose to be Ngannou, he declined and they took Gane.

I don't think you quite understand the series of events in that whole Jones/Ngannou scenario for 2022 and 2023.
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I don't understand much, but I do understand Reyes sent Jones out of the division and he took 3+ years off while Ngannou fought 3x. He had all that time to fight Francis and didn't. I think it's pretty clear Jones has no interest in fighting the best hw's, in the weakest era even. He took the Gane fight because he has terrible grappling, cherry picked Stipe, and now wants Poatan to move up.


If they came to an agreement Jones likely would have changed his mind anyway, like he did with Tom, which is why he's not on the white house card. If Jones agreed to fight Ngannou it's because he knew it probably wouldn't happen. If you think in any way Ngannou ducked an mma fight with Jones and took the easy way out to go box Tyson Fury you're a silly goose. A fight he arguably won, I wonder how Jones would do boxing Tyson Fury. He also made more money from the Fury fight than he did in his entire UFC career, that might have been a motivating factor.

Also, none of what I said happened? Dana didn't say Jones should think about moving to 185 after Francis ko'd Stipe?



Jones never said he needed time to put on muscle to become a proper hw? And he didn't show up looking like this?

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Pierce 34 said:
Stipe was retired from the sport and was a full time firefighter. 2014 Stipe wrecks Jones.

Reyes won rounds 1-2-3 and ran Jones out the division. Loser left town LOL
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But in the real world not your make believe wish fantasy

Reyes and Stipe lost to Jones


Reality vs Fantasy


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Hotora86 said:
LOL
You said SEVEN, listed 5 - of which only 3 were confirmed and you listed Machida who, as I clearly stated in my post, was busted for a OTC weight loss suplement, not roids.

And Thiago Silva?!
Jones never fought Thiago Silva.
You can't even use Wikipedia apparently.
GTFO
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Excuse me I missed type Thiago Santos poppsed hot
www.mmafighting.com

Thiago Santos reveals ‘mistake’ that led to positive drug test and ended PFL season

UFC veterans Thiago Santos and Yoel Romero will collide at the PFL vs. Bellator pay-per-view card in Saudi Arabia.
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machida FAILED test suspension
www.espn.com

Former UFC champion Lyoto Machida accepts 18-month suspension

Lyoto Machida accepted an 18-month suspension for his declared use of a banned substance in April. He will be eligible to compete again on Oct. 9, 2017.
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Sonnen

OSP
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UFC's Ovince Saint Preux suspended after positive doping test

Ovince Saint Preux tested positive for a banned substance for a second time and won't be eligible to return to the UFC until December. He was able to provide a container of a dietary supplement he was using and 1-Androstenedione turned up in it.
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Bonnar
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Source: Stephan Bonnar fails test

Recently retired light heavyweight Stephan Bonnar and heavyweight Dave Herman failed their respective UFC 153 postfight drug tests, a source told ESPN.com on Friday.
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Rampage and Henderson are open about their steroid use after retirement .


But yeah most MMA fighters are, natty....


Especially from Pride.


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