Jon Jones triumphs over Miocic, teases future fights at UFC 309
Jon Jones continued to solidify his place as the greatest MMA fighter in history with a spectacular third-round TKO on heavyweight legend Stipe Miocic at UFC 309.
In a highly anticipated showdown at Madison Square Garden, Jones controlled the bout from start to finish, showcasing his technical brilliance before delivering a devastating finish.
A precise one-two combination backed Miocic into the cage, followed by a spinning back kick to the ribs that sent him crashing to the canvas. Jones quickly seized the moment, securing a decisive victory, paying +1000 at the top UFC bookmakers.
After the fight, Jones announced he would not be retiring and refrained from committing to a specific next opponent, though discussions around interim heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall continues to circle the UFC world.
“I decided I will not retire. I have some conversations with Dana and Hunter.
“We have negotiations. If everything goes right, maybe we’ll give you guys what you want to see.
“We have options, I’ll see what Dana and Hunter wants. You’ll hear about it soon.”
For Miocic, the fight marked the end of an illustrious career. Following the defeat, the former champion announced his retirement, reflecting on his achievements and contributions to the sport.
“I’m done,” he said. “I’m hangin’ ’em up.
“I’m done. I’m retiring.”
The night marked a passing of the torch in the heavyweight division, with Jones securing his position at the pinnacle of the sport and Miocic exiting as one of its all-time greats.
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