MMA News Roundup: Jon Jones and Tyson Fury Get Into a Heated Back and Forth Over Joe Rogan’s Words; Eddie Hearn Labeled Conor McGregor’s Boxing Debut as “Bad Choice”; Francis Ngannou Got a Nod From Tyson Fury

The MMA world kept bustling with a lot of noteworthy incidents during the last few hours. Quite expectedly, the fans were also enthralled to know about the all-new MMA world happenings. But the large number of incidents might have caused some of them to miss out on a few eye-catching ones. Hence, we are here with our MMA news roundup as a remedy to this issue. It will give you an insight into a few exciting MMA world incidents.

Today, after starting off with Jon Jones’ words for Tyson Fury amid his Joe Rogan feud, we’ll also look at the noted boxing promoter Eddie Hearn’s opinion about the coveted boxing match between Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather. Lastly, we’ll know about Francis Ngannou getting a nod from Tyson Fury for a boxing bout, to wrap things up for the day.

Jon Jones clarified Joe Rogan’s viewpoint before Tyson Fury

The noted UFC color commentator, Joe Rogan, unknowingly stirred up a feud against the famed boxer, Tyson Fury after one of his ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ revelations. On a recent episode of his noted podcast, Rogan hypothetically chose Jon Jones to come out alive if he was locked up with Tyson Fury in a room. However, Fury expressed his disdain for Rogan’s statement and even called him a “little pu**y”.

But it was ‘Bones’ who came forward to solve things. In a recent tweet, Jones clarified how the outcome would be different when each of them faces the other in their preferred sport.

It was apparent that ‘Bones’ didn’t want this unnecessary feud to continue. While some might also view Bones’ tweet as an invitation to Fury in case he doubted who would be the victor of an MMA bout between himself and Bones.

How do you see this tweet from ‘Bones’?

Eddie Hearn opined Conor McGregor started his boxing career with a bad choice

Recently, the noted boxing promoter and founder of ‘Matchroom Sports’, Eddie Hearn, appeared in a Q&A session with his fans and answered a number of questions. Hearn also talked about the boxing debut of the coveted UFC icon Conor McGregor. However, it may be said that he didn’t have pretty good reviews about McGregor’s initial boxing bout against the famed Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather.

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Firstly, Hearn stated that he wasn’t into the idea of MMA fighters transitioning to boxing. He said, “The problem is that a lot of MMA fighters don’t have the pedigree. Conor boxed as an amateur. Unfortunately for him [McGregor], he made his boxing debut against Floyd Mayweather, which was a bad choice of opponent. But he didn’t do too bad out there.”

Hearn also stated that some MMA fighters like the ‘Stockton Gangster’, Nate Diaz, would have been a much better opponent for McGregor. He mentioned, “I’d like to see him actually fight someone maybe from the MMA world who can also box a little bit as well. Maybe we were saying about Nate Diaz in a boxing match.”

Would you like to agree with Hearn’s opinion in this regard? How do you think a boxing bout between ‘Mystic Mac’ and the ‘Stockton Slapper’ might end?

Francis Ngannou received a green signal from Tyson Fury along with a few abuses

The noted current WBC Heavyweight champion, Tyson Fury, recently took to his Instagram and bragged about how he was the “daddy” and the “baddest motherf***er” around. He also stated that there was currently no one who had accepted his challenge to box him. The former UFC Heavyweight kingpin, Francis Ngannou, replied to Fury regarding this video.

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Ngannou stated that he had been there the whole time. He also offered Tyson Fury to make the bout official with a tweet.

Fury was also quick to reply to ‘The Predator’. He posted a video where he accepted Ngannou’s offer leaving the ball in his court. He further gave out a few harsh words for ‘the new PFL signee’, stating, “Francis Ngannou, I am your daddy. I am the daddy, me, I am the baddest man on the planet. And I’ll give you the best item you’ve ever had, you big dosser. Sign the contract. You big stiff idiot.”

Do you think combat sports fans will get to see these legends of their own fields square it off inside a boxing ring?