The ongoing debate over who holds the title of the baddest fighter alive between Jon Jones and Tyson Fury has ignited a firestorm in the world of combat sports. It all began when Joe Rogan crafted a hypothetical scenario, pitting the UFC heavyweight champion against the current WBC heavyweight champion. In his bold statement, Rogan emphatically declared that ‘The Gypsy King’ wouldn’t stand a chance against Jones. This assertion immediately captivated the attention of fight enthusiasts worldwide, reaching even the ears of the boxer himself.

As a result, the 34-year-old boxer lashed out at the UFC commentator for his unfavorable take, vehemently asserting his claim to be the ‘baddest man on the planet.’ As tensions rose and the controversy escalated to an extreme extent, Dana White entered the fray and offered to arrange a match between Jones and Fury in the formidable octagon. However, Tyson Fury refused to step into the cage, firmly maintaining his domain.

With this subject growing more complex by the minute, it seemed that the debate would remain unresolved. Yet, amidst the chaos, a welterweight fighter from the UFC emerged with an ingenious solution to settle the heated dispute. Interestingly enough, this solution doesn’t involve either the domain of MMA or boxing, and the fans are truly intrigued.

How about Jon Jones vs. Tyson Fury in Dana White’s new venture?

In the midst of the ongoing drama surrounding Jon Jones and Tyson Fury, UFC fighter Terrence McKinney took to Twitter, offering an unforeseen solution to settle the debate. Breaking through the noise, the welterweight stalwart suggested pitting the two titans against each other in Dana White‘s new, controversial venture, which is worth more than $100 million.

“There’s only one way to settle this”, wrote ‘T.Wrecks’, suggesting the Power Slap League to be the last resort. As unpredictable as this proposal may seem, it has managed to captivate the attention of fans, who have responded to it in various ways.

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Check out how the fans reacted to this idea:

Some fans were absolutely blown away by McKinney’s imagination:

Wherein another lot of fight enthusiasts saw this as a bad idea for Jon Jones:

Additionally, the Power Slap competitor Duane Crespo Jr chimed in as well with his own bold take:

Although the idea of Jon Jones and Tyson Fury colliding in the realm of slap fighting is far from being a possibility, the concept itself is undeniably intriguing.

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The clash of these two formidable athletes in the slap-fighting domain would undoubtedly create a spectacle like no other. As the debate continues to unfold, only time will tell if this unconventional solution gains any traction or if it remains nothing more than a captivating thought experiment.

How do you see this debate settling, eventually? Let us know in the comments below.

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