Jon Jones Was Once Asked to Walkout to Pregnant Britney Spears’ Iconic Song Amid Controversies by UFC Star Sean O’Malley

Jon Jones, the former UFC light heavyweight champion, once received a weird song suggestion for his walkout from the rising bantamweight prospect Sean O’Malley.

‘Bones’ is a very active Twitter user. He often interacts with his fans on the platform. Also, the UFC superstar posts his thoughts on the UFC events and fighters. In 2018, just three days ahead of his title defense against Alexander Gustafsson, Jones continued his Twitter trend.

Jones took to his official Twitter account and asked for a song suggestion for the walkout of his next fight. Although many fans suggested some good songs to the then-champion, a few tried to play with him with their weird suggestions.

One of them was the bantamweight fighter, Sean O’Malley. He suggested an iconic song ‘Oops!… I Did It Again’ by the famous American singer and songwriter Britney Spears.

‘Suga’ wrote in the comments, “Oooops I did it again “ would be” with a fire emoji.

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Jon Jones hits back at a troll on Twitter

‘Bones’ took a shot at the featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski amidst a GOAT claim made by a Twitter user after UFC 273.

Ahead of the UFC 273, the former light heavyweight champion ‘Bones’ took to Twitter to show his support for Chan Sung Jung for his fight. The South Korean took on Alexander Volkanovski in the main event for the featherweight gold.

However, ‘The Great’ defeated ‘The Korean Zombie’ via a knockout in the fourth round of the fight. Although ‘The Korean Zombie‘ lost the fight, Jones showered some good words for him on Twitter. Amidst that, a user taunted Jones that Volkanovski might take Jones’ place on the GOAT’s list.

This didn’t sit well with the former lightweight champion. He hit back at the user whilst taking a dig at Volkanovski. ‘Bones’ asked about Volkanovski’s title defense in the UFC. He wrote, “How many defenses does he have?”

Although ‘The Great’ is one of the best featherweights in the promotion, he isn’t close to Jones’ 11 title defense record. Volkanovski has a lot more to achieve in his UFC career. Hence, it won’t be fair to compare him with Jones yet.

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Do you think Volkanovski can achieve the GOAT status? What are your thoughts on Sean O’Malley’s suggestion? Let us know in the comments below.