UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones knows Tom Aspinall holds a piece of the division's title, but isn't interested in a unification bout. Jones (27-1 MMA, 21-1 UFC) returns to action Nov. 16 to face Stipe Miocic in the main event of UFC 309 at Madison Square

Jon Jones hasn't changed his mind one bit when it comes to fighting Tom Aspinall. The two-division UFC Champion looks to be on the last lap of what is arguably the most coveted career in MMA history with his potential retirement coming at Madison Square Garden next week against another notable name,

Chael Sonnen believes Stipe Miocic has a couple of advantages over UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones.

If UFC heavyweight champ Jon Jones continues to fight after his Nov. 16 bout with Stipe Miocic, he said the one opponent he'd like to target is Alex Pereira, not Tom Aspinall.

Retirement is on the table for Jon Jones and Stipe Miocic after their UFC heavyweight championship fight at UFC 309. One name could spur Jones to fight on, but it's not interim heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall,

Jon Jones admits that a potential showdown against Alex Pereira is the kind of fight that might get him to stick around after UFC 309 because he’s just not that interested in Tom Aspinall.