UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones provided a positive update about his fighting future. Jones (27-1 MMA, 21-1 UFC) is fresh off his first title defense against Stipe Miocic less than two weeks ago in the UFC 309 headliner at Madison Square Garden in New York.

First, he was the wunderkind, when he ran through esteemed contenders like Maurício Rua, Quinton Jackson, Lyoto Machida and Rashad Evans, as he built his case as the new face of the sport. In 2011 at age 23, he became the UFC’s youngest champion.

Jones did say he has a dollar amount in his head for a return, though he refused to disclose what it would cost the UFC to get him back in the Octagon. What Jones did not clarify

There's no secret that fans want more from Jon Jones after his heavyweight title defense against Stipe Miocic at UFC 309. Miocic hadn't fought since COVID-era MMA in 2021. Many thought that interim titleholder Tom Aspinall should have had the opportunity,

Former UFC light heavyweight champion and current UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones has announced his plans for the next stage of his career and it's not retirement. Jones has toyed with hanging up the gloves after his win over Stipe Miocic but has since updated fans on a new plan that includes fighting again.

UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones clarified his future status with the company with comments made over the weekend. But either Jones or UFC president

Both Jamahal Hill and Jiri Prochazka recently lost their battles with the current champion, Alex Pereira. Now, they’re set to face each other in a crucial showdown at UFC 311 on January 18. Jamahal Hill hasn’t held back since losing his light heavyweight title.

Jon Jones speaks out for the first time since defending his title against Stipe Miocic regarding his return in 2025.