The Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall matchup is becoming somewhat of a circus, but Dana White may have now been handed a solution to solve it. Rumors suggest the 'Bones' camp is hesitant to accept the heavyweight title unification bout despite the Brit being the clear number one contender.

There was growing belief among MMA pundits that, if Alex Pereira won at UFC 313, he could steal the Jon Jones fight from Tom Aspinall. Not anymore. That's because Pereira's reign as UFC light heavyweight champion came to an end after he was dethroned by Magomed Ankalaev in the UFC 313 main event Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

After months of uncertainty, Dana White has provided a positive—and somewhat hopeful—update on the ongoing Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall saga. The heavyweight division has been stuck in limbo since 'Bones' captured the title over two years ago.

UFC 313 may be this Saturday in Las Vegas, NV, but UFC CEO Dana White has been hard at work doing all he can to book the undisputed UFC heavyweight title between Champion Jon Jones (28-1 MMA, 22-1, 1 NC UFC) and Interim Heavyweight Champion Tom Aspinall (15-3 MMA,

UFC president Dana White just shook up the MMA world with a huge update on the highly anticipated showdown between Jon Jones and Tom Aspinall. For months, Jones—the

Dana White reveals why Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall is delayed. Discover the risks, legacy debates, and UFC politics keeping fans waiting for this heavyweight mega-fight.

JON JONES reportedly has a plan in place for fighting interim UFC heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall. The Hall-of-Famer is seemingly nearing a historic unification bout with the Brit having

UFC President Dana White has given an update on when UFC Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones is scheduled to have his next defense.

An MMA reporter urges Jon Jones to cement his legacy by facing Tom Aspinall in a high-stakes showdown. Read more on the bold challenge!