Georges St-Pierre Doesn’t Want Jon Jones to Fight Stipe Miocic
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Jon Jones versus Francis Ngannou is arguably the most awaited fight of 2021. Fans are eager to watch this super fight before the year ends but the negotiations are on a hold for a while. Jones showed his interest of moving up to Heavyweight after defending his Light Heavyweight title against Dominick Reyes.
This was his fourteenth title win in the UFC that came at UFC 247 back in 2020. After Francis Ngannou became the new Heavyweight King, ‘Bones’ had a new demand of 30 million dollars. Jon Jones clarified that he would only enter the octagon if he gets what he asked for. To discuss this scenario, Georges St-Pierre joined Steve-O’s Wild Ride podcast.
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‘GSP’ debated Steve-O when Steve-O said, “Anybody’s advice to Jon Jones would be take the Stipe fight.” He said it because UFC is leaving the Jones deal behind and is moving forward with Derrick Lewis. ‘GSP’ didn’t agree and said “I think Jon should fight the champion, not Stipe. I think he should fight Francis Ngannou, the champion.”
Georges St-Pierre wants Jon Jones to fight for the title
Georges St-Pierre wants ‘Bones’ to take the title fight and does not want him to risk this opportunity. ‘GSP’ believes Jones can beat Stipe Miocic but if the title opportunity is open, why not take it? ‘GSP’ speaks “I believe, if I’m Jon Jones what we talk about is this, we talk about it like a chess game you know because these are big important decisions that you make. And fighting, there’s always a question. Because you think you beat one guy doesn’t mean that even if the odds favor you, doesn’t mean you’re always gonna win.”
‘GSP’ continues “I think it would be a mistake for Jon Jones to fight Stipe. I believe Jon Jones will beat Stipe however why taking the risk of fighting Stipe when you can wait and fight the champion if you can and collect two belts.” In mixed martial arts styles make fights, therefore, fighting the former Heavyweight champion in a non-tile fight is not worth the reward.
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It’s risky and if Jones losses he won’t get the title shot he wanted. Whereas a win over Ngannou will make him a multi-division champion and the undisputed G.O.A.T in the world of mixed martial arts.
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Who in your opinion should Jones fight next Miocic or Ngannou?