Every Jon "Bones" Jones Title Defense
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コメント (21)
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im not a fan of Reyes but its insane seeing how incredible he looked against Jones to where he is now its like he put everything he had into that fight and left a piece of himself in the octagon that night
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Gustaffson was such a beast man. Dude was a monster of his own rights. Would have loved to see more of him.
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When your title defenses highlights are a 25 minute long documentary......you're not too shabby.
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The way Machida slumps to the ground while Jon walks away will always be iconic and symbolic of how dominant of a fighter he was. And it’s crazy how anytime he took someone down, whether it was a traditional wrestling single/double leg takedown or even just pulling guard, his opponent was going for a ride. Dude has freak strength.
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I think what made Jones so great was how creative he was with both his striking and takedowns. Just a great fighter.
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When he choked Machida out standing up, that's one of the most iconic victories I've ever seen. I've never seen it done like that and Jones did it to The Dragon. Being 3" taller helped a bit.
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Jon Jones is probably the most creative fighter in the UFC, ever. Not just creative striking, but creative clinch work, transitions, everything. It will be a long time before another Jon Jones graces the sport.
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The reason why Jones is the GOAT is because that era of Light Heavyweight was the most talented and competitive weight class in UFC history. Yet Jones just appeared out of nowhere and decimated everyone. He didn’t fight any cans, each of his fight was against a top level competitor.
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These are the kinds of compilations i thought would never get made due to copyright, the UFC's tight control on their content stymies the sport's ability to showcase it's best moments.
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There are so many people that don’t recognize what an insane run jones has had. I really hope he can continue hes greatness in the heavyweight division in march
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Personally, I thought Jon lost the fights with Gustaffson 1 and Reyes.
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I'd say the best thing about Jones is that he never fell off. He's just so consistently good I don't think we'll see anything like him in a long time.
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It's astonishing how he defeats every opponent with a different strategy.
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When Jon kicked rampage in the knee with that instep kick he looked at the ref like "can he do that?"
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Uppercut at 1335! John waited for the opponent to readjust His mouthpiece. Quality sportsmanship!
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Peak Jones was so complete, athletic, and cerebral. He has become an even more thoughtful fighter, but when he was at his athletic peak he appeared unbeatable. Silva, Fedor, Khabib, and Aldo had it as well, but none had the unbelievable athleticism; DJ might be the only guy to look as unbeatable as well as being so athletically gifted. Also that Gus fight was his greatest battle, Reyes was also really great, but got'damn that Gus fight was good.
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I miss Gustafsson. He was one of the best in my opinion.
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I don’t think I ever seen a mma fighter use all 8 limbs as effective as Jon..super creative..
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Nice Compilation 👍 Clean editing. Thanks for the upload.
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Man if Santos didn’t lose his entire base w not one but both his knees blowing out like that I think he could’ve def beat him by stoppage in that fight. Would’ve had a solid chance anyway. Crazy he fought on those broken stilts like that. That’s gotta be one of the gutsiest performances of all time. How he wasn’t in excruciating pain w all those ligaments and tendons torn in both knees is crazy. Had to be perfect center tears somehow.
