Many fight fans believe Jones is ducking Aspinall after Jones teased a potential retirement after UFC 309. Fully embracing this narrative, Aspinall drew a chorus of laughs after sharing a new purchase for his dog.

The pressure on UFC Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones to fight Tom Aspinall is continuing to mount just days away from his first title defense.

Jon Jones thinks it’s ridiculous he’s being labeled a “duck” or “chicken” for his unwillingness to unify UFC titles with Tom Aspinall.

For UFC Heavyweight Champion Jones, there's bigger fights out there than the interim titleholder Tom Aspinall. Stipe Miocic - who he's defending the title against at UFC 309 - and current Light Heavyweight Champion Alex Pereira, Jones revealed in a recent interview with Kevin Iole.

Daniel Cormier can't get on board with the idea that Jon Jones is ducking Tom Aspinall. Jones (27-1 MMA, 21-1 UFC) has created waves in the MMA community ahead of his scheduled heavyweight championship defense against Stipe Miocic (20-4 MMA,

When it comes to the Jon Jones and Tom Aspinall situation, the GOAT has a point, but so do his critics. Here is an objective look at one of the hottest topics in MMA.

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,

Jon Jones has no plans to fight Tom Aspinall. On November 16, ‘Bones’ will return to the Octagon for the first time since his quickfire submission victory over Ciryl Gane at UFC 285. On that night, Jones claimed the vacant UFC heavyweight world championship.