Jon Jones issues a $100,000 challenge to future UFC light heavyweight champs – MMA Junkie

Seriously, I challenge you men to head out there and be terrific too. Its going to be awesome viewing with that cheeseburger in my hand.
— BONY (@JonnyBones) August 17, 2020.

” Bones” last combated in February at UFC 247 where he defeated Dominick Reyes in a questionable unanimous choice win.

The Blue Corner is MMA Junkies blog site area. We dont take it extremely major, and neither need to you. If you come complaining to us that something you read here is not compelling news, expect to have the previous sentence duplicated in ALL CAPS.

Very first light heavyweight to win 6 champions in a row Ill pay $100,000 to whatever charity of their liking. Ill be waiting.
— BONY (@JonnyBones) August 17, 2020.

” Was going to challenge a light heavyweight to beat my world championship record but all of us know thats probably not taking place in this life time,” Jones composed on Twitter.

Jones wished to challenge fighters to break his record of eight straight UFC title defenses, however he doesnt believe it would be a sensible job.

Jones pointed out lack of pay for his desire to leave his 205-pound title. This follows months of public disagreement with UFC president Dana White over his agreement.

Jon Jones does not believe anybody will come close to breaking his records set as UFC light heavyweight champ– and he wants to wager on it.

Was going to challenge a light heavyweight to beat my world champion record however all of us know thats probably not happening in this lifetime.
— BONY (@JonnyBones) August 17, 2020.

Twitter responds to Jon Jones giving up UFC title; Dominick Reyes weighs inJon Jones abandons UFC title: Its formally up for grabs Dana White: Francis Ngannou– not Jon Jones– certainly next for Stipe Miocic after UFC 252The 33-year-old UFC star stated he he plans relocating to the heavyweight department now that hes left his belt. He pointed to efficient conversations with the UFC brass after his job statement, and it appears a deal could get done to see him leap up a weight class.

Jones ( 25-1 MMA, 20-1 UFC), who announced on Monday hes abandoning the 205-pound title hes regularly held since 2011, challenges any future champ to complete six consecutive defenses. The benefit: a $100,000 donation to any charity of the fighters picking.

Have a look at Jones complete obstacle to the future UFC light heavyweight champion (via Twitter):.