Jon Jones isn’t convinced that UFC boss Dana White would believe that he lost his bout against Dominick Reyes! ‘Bones’, the current undisputed UFC heavyweight champion is considered one of the greatest mixed martial artists to ever step foot inside the Octagon. With the sole defeat in his career coming via disqualification over the ’12-6 elbow’ ban, many prominent figures and fans in the MMA sphere have proclaimed him the ‘GOAT’.

But is that really true? Because there might be some debate even in the mind of White about him winning a controversial decision over Reyes. The UFC boss has been a staunch supporter of Jones and recently even proclaimed, “Jon Jones is the pound-for-pound best fighter in the world and the greatest fighter f****** ever. Period. End of story.” As such, Jones wasn’t willing to believe that the UFC head honcho would go against him when it comes to his record!

Jon Jones thinks “AI” behind Dana White’s recent comments about his UFC 247 win

At UFC 247 in 2020, Jones took on a surging Dominick Reyes in a 5-round clash for the UFC light heavyweight title and the outcome had caused a lot of debate in the MMA world. Now, in a recent update, it was revealed that UFC boss Dana White had proclaimed that he believed that Reyes should have won that fight, and Jon Jones wasn’t exactly happy with it.

According to a post shared on X by the MMA Frenzy account, it was revealed that, “Jon Jones reacted to a resurfaced clip of Dana White saying that he believed Dominick Reyes deserved the win at the #UFC247 post-fight press conference, via Instagram.”

The post contained an image of ‘Bones’s response on Instagram where he’d simply stated, “AI” to highlight the fact that he doesn’t believe what was on display. The main event of UFC 247 was a unanimous decision win for Jones. However, according to reports available online, 14 out of 21 media outlets had scored the contest in favor of Reyes.

But even if he doesn’t agree with the UFC boss or the people who had scored the bout for Reyes, Jones admitted that he had been pushed to the limit. In a past interview on the OverDogs podcast, ‘Bones’ reflected on the fight and confessed that, “I got in the fight with him and he was giving me a true f**king run for my money, He was the only other person to do it to me outside of [Alexander] Gustafsson. I remember thinking to myself, ‘F**k. You may have met your match, Jon.’”

After taking some time to bulk up after the Reyes fight, Jones took on Ciryl Gane at UFC 285 in 2023 to claim the vacant UFC heavyweight championship. Now, he’s expected to return to action after suffering from a pectoral tendon tear ahead of UFC 295 to finally take on Stipe Miocic. But according to Jones, this might be the last fight of his storied mixed martial arts career!

Jones claims he is looking to wrap up his career after Stipe Miocic fight

The MMA sphere has been left wondering about what the future holds for Jon Jones as the undisputed heavyweight champion might be looking to leave his gloves in the Octagon soon. Reports indicate that the UFC is planning to re-book the cancelled UFC 295 bout between him and Stipe Miocic later this year in New York.

But despite Tom Aspinall waiting in the wings to unify the belts, ‘Bones’ might be riding off into the sunset. In a recent exchange with a fan on social media, Jones revealed that, “Fun fact, after this year, Jon Jones will never have to work again, retired at age 37. Winning.”

As such, the upcoming bout might not just be a clash of heavyweight titans but a final curtain call for one of the sport’s most enigmatic figures. Whether you love him or hate him, Jon Jones’s achievements in the world of MMA speak for themselves. But the question remains, is this truly the last we’ll see of ‘Bones’ inside the Octagon? Let us know what you think in the comments below!