Though Jon Jones made it clear he'll need a hefty paycheck for a fight, Tom Aspinall is confident he'll get to square off against the UFC

Jon Jones is down to fight Alex Pereira for the BMF title “Bones” explained why he isn’t going to fight Tom Aspinall for a unification bout Jon Jones is interested in taking on Alex Pereira for the BMF title but doesn’t feel the need to have a unification bout with interim champion Tom Aspinall.

At UFC 309 , Jon Jones did what fans predicted him to, as he defeated Stipe Miocic in the third round of their UFC Heavyweight Championship fight via TKO. This was a very expected outcome as the 42-year-old Miocic was coming off a three-year hiatus, as well as a knockout loss.

Jones silenced his detractors by collapsing Miocic with a spinning back kick to the body in the UFC 309 main event. In his first UFC heavyweight title defense, Jones showed no signs of ‘cage rust’, dominating the former titleholder Miocic from start to finish.

Jon Jones won his first UFC heavyweight title defense against Stipe Miocic at UFC 309 last Saturday. It was his big comeback after almost two years since winning the title at UFC 285. Jon looked amazing and fought really well.

Former two-division UFC champion Randy Couture believes interim heavyweight titleholder Tom Aspinall deserves to fight champion Jon Jones.

No bias, but Jon Jones is not Tom Aspinall's GOAT. In an interview with Jon Bernard Kairouz, Aspinall (15-3 MMA, 8-1 UFC) explained why former UFC light heavyweight champion and current heavyweight champion Jones (28-1 MMA,

Tom Aspinall says he is in talks for his next fight, raising hopes that fans will finally see him take on Jon Jones. Aspinall is the UFC Interim Heavyweight Champion, a belt he defended successfully in his last fight against Curtis Blaydes at UFC 304.