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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – JULY 06: Jon Jones of the United States looks on prior to his UFC Light Heavyweight Title bout against Thiago Santos of Brazil at T-Mobile Arena on July 06, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Jones defeated Santos by decision. (Photo by Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images)

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – JULY 06: Jon Jones of the United States looks on prior to his UFC Light Heavyweight Title bout against Thiago Santos of Brazil at T-Mobile Arena on July 06, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Jones defeated Santos by decision. (Photo by Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images)
There is no denying that Jon Jones is a beast in the octagon. Jones has beaten every opponent he has faced. He has proven to the world that he is one of the best light heavyweights in the sport’s history.
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Jones has smashed almost every record in the light heavyweight division. He holds several records, including the longest unbeaten streak in UFC history and the longest light heavyweight championship reign.
Despite the fact that Jones has done a great deal in his fighting career, he does not receive the credit he deserves for his accomplishments. This is due to Jones’ troubles outside of the octagon. ‘Bones’ has had numerous run-ins with the law and has had trouble with cooperating with the laws of the sport of MMA.
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After his recent incident in Las Vegas, Jones has been sidelined from the UFC. In a recent report via KRQE news (Source: themaclifeofficial), Jon Jones spoke about what he feels about his return to the octagon as a heavyweight fighter.
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“I feel like my speed and versatility is going to be the biggest difference … I’m used to guys that keep a really high pace, guys that do flying knees and head kicks. Heavyweights, they’re usually big punchers. I think I bring a versatility to the division that is going to be rare,” said Jones.
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‘Bones’ is currently training to return to the octagon as a heavyweight fighter and is looking bigger than he has ever been in his recent pictures. ‘
READ MORE: ‘Possibly Madison Square Garden’- Jon Jones Says His Return Date and Venue Is Almost Set
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When will Jon Jones return to the UFC?
Jon Jones recently appeared in an interview with Van Tate’s Sports Office. In the interview, he discussed a variety of topics. One of them being his thoughts on his return to UFC action.
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In the interview, Jones claimed, “I’m looking to fight somewhere in April. Possibly Madison square garden. Or total opposite date, possibly July, international fight week. those are the Two dates I’m kinda eyeing. Depends on who wins in January between Francis Ngannou and Cyril Gane, and we’ll just take it from there.“
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This is what Jones claims, however, there has been no official talks about his return. Do you think Jon Jones will get a title shot on his return?
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