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.

Ahead of his UFC heavyweight title fight with Stipe Miocic, Jon Jones has caused a stir by walking out of an interview as he blamed Tom Aspinall for his antics.

Among the potential opponents, Jones mentioned were Jamahal Hill and Derrick Lewis—fighters who bring unique challenges but aren’t necessarily title contenders. Jones hinted at meeting Hill at a catchweight of 220 pounds, a matchup he described as “interesting” given his current flexibility to compete with both light heavyweights and heavyweights.

UFC Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones has shared a blunt reason for why he has no interest in fighting interim titleholder Tom Aspinall after UFC 309.

UFC Heavyweight champion has turned down the possibility of a title unification bout with Tom Aspinall as he looks at a fight with Alex Pereira.

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.