Clearly the most competitive fight was Gus, prime Gus was something special.. first time we saw Jones get taken down as well. True back and forth warrior fight
@@austinreed347 I agree with that aspect, but Reyes missed a lot of strikes and didn't do anything significant like a takedown like Gus managed Look at Jones face post fight against Gus and Reyes. Its quite evident Gus gave him a good game. Just my take anyway
@@austinreed347 but even when Gus was hurt from the elbow Jones attempted takedown was shut down. It wasn’t until the 5th and final round where Jones landed his first takedown after 12 attempts. And Gus got right back up. Gus put up a better fight and I think definitely won. He was winning the 4th too that elbow just caught him
Jones head movement was great managed to slip most of the punches thrown then jones picked Reyes apart in the championship rounds was getting outclassed towards the end of the fight gassed out trying desperately to knock jones out
I wasn’t surprised when I found out Thiago Santos fought in the army for his country. Fighting on to bummed knees and still landing shots, is a war mentality.
Everybody has their day. Whether it’s the accumulated amount of strikes, concussions, or the perfect shot; I didn’t think Conor could get knocked out or much less Demetrius Johnson but here we are...
@@chriskb2495 yeah, it’s a question of whether you can get out of there before that day comes. Mayweather managed it. Khabib managed it. If Jon Jones can survive Ngannou if I were him I’d retire IMMEDIATELY. There’s nothing more to prove except unnecessary risk. He’s the certified goat if he beats Ngannou (along W 15 title defences) idc what any Khasual says with their 4 title defences. I don’t even like Jon but he rises to the occasion where he can be arsed to fight the guy (eg dc 2017 or gus 2018) and if he beats Ngannou u can’t deny him. He needs to get out of there afterwards tho.
@@yes1671 totally agree. Even if he beats Ngannou, is it really worth it if he has to get completely rocked to get to that point. He’s done it all already
you guys act like Jon Jones is the only fighter that took PED's. I'd argue that any MMA fighter fighting at the top level do anything they can to increase their performance even if that means taking PED's. Not to mention USADA's testing is piss poor
Agreed, just watched it again. The fight I watched also had some commentary by Jones after the match where he discusses how Lyoto was catching Jones' kicks and immediately throwing a left jab and kept on doing this the first couple rounds rendering Jones leg kicks useless. Jones said when he went back to his corner, they told him to either stop throwing the kick or adjust and throw a fake in there. When Jones finally dropped Lyoto it was after Jones faked that leg kick and threw a left hook, folding Lyoto and giving him the W. It's beautiful when you take this context and rewatch the fight.
Actually machida had him, if it wasn't for superior coaching that could perfectly read machida's game within the rounds, machida would have taken it They solved the puzzle for jon jones
@@Dylan.0010 Reyes won that fight. He shoulda been DQ'ed for Anthony Smith. And DC 1 and Gust 1 were both either ties or losses for Jones, but the judges always favor the champ unless you're DJ
The thing about Jones is he isn’t a hard fighter when it comes to a puzzle he’s more so a fighter who is great everywhere. What makes that hard to beat compared to other very similar fighters is because of his natural reach and speed as well as his fight iq
Two of the people above me just hate because they wanna hate. Facts don’t care about your feelings. Jones is one of the GOATs in MMA. The only argument against him is PEDs, which everyone uses by the way.
amazing to see how many kicks santos threw after the injury especially now that we know what was the injury he tore the ACL, MCL, PCL, and meniscus in his left knee.
He had the eye of the tiger. He was in the zone and had adrenaline pumping so he kept pushing. If he can fully recover I can see him doing well against Jon but Jon has him figured out more now
If they were serious tears he would have fallen everytime he threw a kick those are crippling injuries and I don’t believe it’s possible for even adrenaline to push you through that. I’ve seen less serious injuries do worse.
Yea he actually looks really in shape here man why'd he stop keeping that figure in the past few years? Probably for heavyweight he gained a lotta weight but man he looked really fit in 2016 which really isn't that long ago
Reyes won that fight you cannot change my mind. It sucks that he won fair and square and now he's falling from grace, it's unfortunate to see it happen. Wonder how different his career would have turned out had he been declared the champion
Yep I also blame Dana for not overturning horrendous decision(Reyes won that one 4-1} that. JOnes is the draw true, but Reyes could have been a far better champ than Jones. That crazy madness messed up Reyes bad. He was never the same after having judges cheat and save jones. Hopefully Dana takes over and makes sure UFC dont become corrupt like boxing. No way you beat someone that soundly but you still need to get a Knockout to get the title. Left a bad taste in fans mouth as well. Noticed everyone booing Jones. Then he ran away from the rematch -SMH
@@HasbiksRightHand yep. So sorry it.messed up Reyes bad. Had he been given his due im.pretty sure he wouldn't have that mental baggage of being cheated. Likely would have been a dominate champion. Hope Reyes can get that focus back and get back to championship.. meanwhile Jones still not brave enough to take on any top hw. It's been 3 years pretty much. Shameful
I love the format of the video. It’s like Jones is your video game character and all these opponents are increasingly difficult bosses you have to beat.
He backs it up with great striking defence as well. He rolls really well with punches and kicks. Its explains why he's been able to preserve his chin for so long, he rarely gets hit cleanly. A chin can only last so long, and recovery is useless if you can't take a shot any longer. We all know what happened to Chuck Liddell after Rashad KO'd him.
@@lordeel4737 Chuck really loved fighting too much, even if it was against his own best interests. In hindsight the happy ending for Chuck Liddell would've been him riding off into the sunset after his epic war with Wanderlei Silva, it was a great victory to retire on.
Cormier gambled by playing high risk gameplan against Jones. He was trying to be more aggressive but Jones know he had the mental advantage of Cormier. He knows how emotional he can get
As much as I m Jones fan , I know Reyes won that fight . That doesn't stop me from being Jones fan . Jones has been on top for so long that everyone try to decode him , seems like he's being decoded slowly in lhw I know and believe that Jones going to rule hw
Yupz exactly what loser says. You can't do nothing about that. That's a advantage of champion. You can't win easily by decision without significant strike or didn't much damage to champion. You must make his face really messed up and the whole world know he's fucked up. You need to knocked out the champion if you want to secure the win. Usually Champion take that W if by split decision and almost same with scored.
Personally think Vitor gave him the single moment where he almost lost with the arm bar. Thiago Santos is the biggest 'what if', given how well he did in the first round and destroyed his own knee in the second. Personally, I thought Jones just edged Reyes 3-2, but I have to blame Reyes, giving up those championship rounds because he "felt" he won the first 3 was suicide, and ultimately did what every fighter is told not to do and thats "do not leave the fight in the judges hands".
I honestly don't think Jones did enough to get a clear win from the Reyes fight, it was super close and competitive. It was a great fight if it weren't for the controversial Decision, and no way did Jones win that by Unanimous Decision, even a Split Decision would be debatable at best. At the same time I feel the same thing with Reyes and the fight should have been called a Draw. I think Reyes was gassed from all the moving around and throwing bombs in the earlier rounds, hence why he wasn't so effective with his striking in the Championship rounds. Jones' constant pressure paid off for him, but I do agree to an extent that Reyes thought he had it in the bag in the earlier rounds and got high off his own success. This same mindset hurt him in his performance against Jan Blachowicz for the belt.
@@madgavin7568 Yeah I agree with you. I think a lot of people are overlooking the fact that this fight was held in Texas, and Texas uses the old scoring criteria opposed to the New Unified Rules. So, Jones did against score a lot of points in the eyes of the judges for his 'Octagon Control', as you said the constant pressure. Really, I would say Reyes technically would have won under the Unified Rules, but not the old scoring criteria. But yeah, a split decision would have made more sense instead of UD. I dont even think a draw would have been a bad call either.
@@lunatik383 Usually, but then you get cases like Henry Cejudo vs Demetrious Johnson II and Robbie Lawler vs Johnny Hendricks II. Controversial split decisions that go against the Champion.
The craziest thing to me about the vitor attempt was that jones was so mad after getting out that he made the effort to want to finish vitor with an arm submission
@@jadonmuller1576 exactly. No on has ever seriously messed up Jon. Closest was Gus and Santos. Reyes didn't hurt him at all. Go look at pics of Reyes and Jon after the fight and tell me that you still think Reyes won. True fans know tho. I've been watching UFC since 2005. Most people who hate on Jon are casuals or just don't like his actions outside of the octagon. No denying that he's the best inside the octagon tho
@@ArkansasGamer While I agree that Reyes lost, "looking at someone" after a fight means nothing. Damage isn't scored, strikes are. If you've been "watching UFC since 2005", you should know that. Reyes actually landed more significant strikes than Gus if you want to make that argument. Regardless, people forget Octagon control is a factor in the scoring process and Jon almost ALWAYS has control. People move in for combos but relent and give him control back. I imagine it's cause they want the cage to help with Jon's takedowns, otherwise I have no idea.
Gustaffson was so high level in the first Jones fight. He seemed to fall off EXPONENTIALLY immediately after that fight. He just got worse and worse and more and more out of shape.
When you give something your all, it's hard to do it again at the same level or better if you've already peaked. That's why Jones is still the best of all time - he has STILL yet to give ANYTHING his all. Not his training, not in a fight, not with his personal life - nothing.
@@ryanjames9599 you do realize theres a multitude of external reasons as to why that may have been their best fights? And you dont have to make a reason up in your head
A lot of this was Jon being lazy w his defense. In most of his fights his reach was so much longer than his opponent’s that he could just stiff arm to keep distance. Jon is great but he’s made this mistake so many times it’s unbelievable how he was never beat because of it
The Thiago fight was arguably the most frustrating. Out of nowhere his knees just ripped. Up to that point he was outclassing Jones. Not to make excuses but sometimes Jones gets blessed with some very fortunate situations.
If Jon felt not comfortable at that time, he should grapple Thiago. And we see in which level Thiagos grappling in previous fight. So, broken leg of Thiago is the cause of very close fight, I think
Jones literally outstruck him in almost all the rounds AND landed the significant blows. Make that same argument, but for Reyes and then you have a point.
The one common thing those fights had was that he finished strong. And if you see other fights, finishing strong plays very well with the judges. To be honest I’m ok with the decisions. Although most likely wrongly, I believe that to get the belt from someone, especially someone like jones that has been defending for a long time, you should beat him clearly.
What sets Jones apart as "the g.o.a.t." is his genius at making adjustments late in epic fights. His durable chin has bought him "time" for such, being "rocked" by Ngannou is a whole nutther scenerio.
He didn't. His fight with Gus, Jon was so badly injured compared to Gus that if the fight went on for another minute, he'd have his eyes sealed shut and lost. The Reyes fight was closer to an acceptable "win," but I think Reyes outperformed him entirely. Reyes blocked most of his power strikes, whereas Jon took Reyes' power strikes with his face. To call the fight for Jon because of some half-assed/exhausted/pansy takedowns in the final round, is favoritism at it's finest. Not to mention those takedowns had no impact on Reyes. He didn't get slammed to the mat, he was slowly pulled down on the wall like an anchor. It didn't damage Reyes at all and it didn't really put Jon in any favorable position to strike either. It was a shit win and you can see it on Jon's face too. It looks like he's shocked he won. Reyes was def shocked he lost. So was I, and many other spectators were as well. Those judges need to go get their eyes checked.
@@Kaizsu_ Good watch, and thanks. If anyone is doubting the judges' favoritism, blindness, or sheer stupidity; watch this video, it'll shine some light on shit for you.
John became more terrifying the longer the fight went on. He was dangerous every second of his fights, and could end it out of nowhere in the late rounds.
not in the reyes fight. how are u gonna get beat into submission to turn your back and run after getting combod up helplessly and kicked in the face for 4 rounds just to finally get 2 face hits in the 4th round that still werent even close to what the other guy did to you mentally and physically. then in the 5th when reyes is gassed he didnt even have enough to finish him and just lands a few hits but still gets hit and cant defend against a gassed man lol but he raises his hands up in the end
At the beginning of his reign perhaps. He's finished 1 fight since 2013 (and no I'm not counting the DC finish since that was ruled a no contest retroactively). Looking at his record, he's finished 2 fights in the 4th round and 0 fights in the 5th round.
@@markrudyi He had so many injuries in his legs after that fight, maybe even both ACL’s and MCL’s. Had to learn to walk again and was out a good year, so def no immediate rematch, but Thiago hasn’t recovered the same since sadly, that was his chance
Rewatched Jones v Gustaffson recently and it really seems like Gus took that fight, that being said I'm not a pro on the rules or anything, just watching it though it seems like Gus should have gotten the decision. Jones is just a beast though gah damn, dudes got an iron chin too, been hit with some huge shots. Imagine if he was as good a person outside the ring as he is in the ring... oh well.
@@SORIANSIST perfect comparison! Absolutely brilliant! Lets compare a guy that manage to convince people to kill for him, to a guy that made some dumb ass human mistakes in life. Yall are to perfect 😂
I love Jon Jones and I think him and GSP are by far the greatest of all time, but Jones lost that fight against Reyes. The judges seriously fucked that one up.
Reyes was literally missing majority of his punches... did you not watch the fight? Did u watch these clips? He was just throwing punches at a high volume
Other's fighters starting : Aggressive Jon Jones starting : Let's learn his move first chill 2nd round enemy : Aggressive 4th round : Jon Jones is the winner
Gustaffson vs jones 1 is severly underrated & overlooked. He was the closest to beat jon Jones . & I thought decision could go in his favour as well. Go think it was u Dec & not s Dec still sucks.
@Adam Hayton I don´t care about rounds and points, man. I am not saying they won the fights, all I am saying is that they beat his ass. It´s all about the damage. Whittaker won more rounds than Romero in the second fight but Romero almost killed him in the last rounds.
If Gustafson had been given the win, his reign would have been short lived. I believe if you wanna be the new champ, you’ve gotta completely dominate the long-standing champ and leave no debate as to whether or not you have won.
@@re2pect129 reyes won 1st 2 round 3 was questionable and jones won 4 and 5 and reyes was trying to survive. If the fight would’ve continued he would’ve got tko’ed
Here we go, video is back on youtube. changed a few things ( actually changed more than I thought I would) it should stay on now 🤞🏼(video got deleted May last year at 1.9 million views) Enjoy!
Looks flashy at 18 minutes throwing all those strikes. But look at Jones defense and head movement.. beautiful really Don't think anyone gives him credit there
Man, Thiago did better than I can remember, what a savage... I'm so happy that Jan and Glover touched that belt but I wish Jones was still around to see him fight Prochazka, Rakiç and Ankalaev... But if he ever comes back there are some killers at heavyweight: Gane, N'gannou, Aspinall, Volkov, Blaydes, the always dangerous Derrick Lewis.
I'd love to see a showcase of the Blessed Express in a similar vein to the Poirier retrospective. I thought that video was very thoughtful and well-researched, and I'd love that kind of look at Max Holloway's best performances.
Well Jones never fought DC clean, and ever since he got caught cheating the latest time he's looked very mediocre compared to his pre-USADA turinabol days. I mean, now that he's clean he basically lost to Santos and Reyes, just scraped a 'win' because he's the champ so he gets favorable scoring. I think prime DC vs clean JJ would probably be a win for DC but who knows... I definitely think Gus would've beaten him the first time if he wasn't juicing.
what about when undisputed undefeated chael sonnen nearly snapped his toe off, and graciously allowed the fight to be finished so jon could receive treatment?
For fucks sake, I'll never understand how no one in the UFC properly acknowledged Jones' reckless use of his fingers pointed towards opponents' face and eyes in literally EVERY FIGHT.
@@disneysdj9535 well two judges had it 48-47, so gus clearly wasnt "dominated". In fact the consensus is Gus was very unfortunate not to win that fight. The full (first) fight between them is on youtube, check out all the comments lol. I still think Jones won it 3-2, but barely. However Reyes was absolutely robbed, no question about it.
Amazing how machida hit him a couple of times and that was the biggest trouble he faced, shows how good he was that a couple of punches was considered a challenge
The only times Jon Jones got in trouble....in a match.
Huhh? You gay??
Ahaha
@@Thawhid he always in trouble outside the cage. don't you get that??
Lol
@@tj3160 ikr lol
thiago with a torn acl in the cage throwing bombs was the most gangsta thing in the mma in recent years
both knees done actually
@Gralin James Pritchard that is one gangsta moment too, tony has some fair share of gangsta moments in the octagon
Not even gangsta. Dude is relentless and brave asf.
That was amazing he kept doing that. Landing them must have been excruciating.
@Austin Kilgore because he still want to win the fight, something you would never comprehend.
Clearly the most competitive fight was Gus, prime Gus was something special.. first time we saw Jones get taken down as well. True back and forth warrior fight
And the fact he didn't slow up later in last rounds coz he was on steroids in many of them
Gus got cheated
I disagree. Gus was exhausted by the 4th round and became a punching bag. Reyes, even though he lost rounds 4 and 5, he was never really hurt.
@@austinreed347 I agree with that aspect, but Reyes missed a lot of strikes and didn't do anything significant like a takedown like Gus managed
Look at Jones face post fight against Gus and Reyes. Its quite evident Gus gave him a good game.
Just my take anyway
@@austinreed347 but even when Gus was hurt from the elbow Jones attempted takedown was shut down. It wasn’t until the 5th and final round where Jones landed his first takedown after 12 attempts. And Gus got right back up. Gus put up a better fight and I think definitely won. He was winning the 4th too that elbow just caught him
A tall guy with a good takedown defense and solid boxing skills. This what it takes for JJ to have a hell of a fight.
🎯
Yeah right alex gustaffson was pretty much the guy to almost do it lol
@@vodoochampGUSTAFSSON won
Francis and pavlovich are tough match up for jones then. And maybe prime stipe and jds as well
His defense is good, his boxing is shit.
His legs are the Problem, his hands never did much damage to anybody.
“As long as you never quit, it’s never over”
- gets suspended
Returned 😕
@@delvonjones951 yeah I just meant quitting wasn’t the only way for things to end, but honestly you make a good point, maybe he’s right 😭
Apples and oranges. Suspended vs quitting 🤔
hes a juice head who will be known as a cheater and will never be able to say he's the true goat.
came bck and won the belt... again 🤫
Never realized how much Gustafson pushed him.
Gus won that fight
@@nandotrt8737 He sure did and that was the most beat up Jones has looked.
Gustafsson is an amazing fighter.
Jones head movement was great managed to slip most of the punches thrown then jones picked Reyes apart in the championship rounds was getting outclassed towards the end of the fight gassed out trying desperately to knock jones out
Exactly the same as Gus neither gus or Reyes did enough to take the belt from the champ they both crumbled in the championship rounds
Gustafson is a real warrior he just needs to work on on the distance at the end of his fight
Imo I think gus won that fight.
@@jayforreal7011 i thought so to then i watched the fight again and saw how Jones dominated the championship rounds
@@lucamartinez9909 idk. It was definitely close. But no matter what I feel jon would win. He's just jon
@@jayforreal7011 yea
Its sad cause he got hit with kicks and elbows but kept fighting and its sad that we wont get to see that from gus again
I wasn’t surprised when I found out Thiago Santos fought in the army for his country. Fighting on to bummed knees and still landing shots, is a war mentality.
Man DC was looking so damn good in their second fight, it still pains me how all of it turned out (the head kick, the positive test, all of it)
Jon Jones is just better now matter how you slice it
@crummy hating on the greatest mma fighter ever lol
@@wockcup38 dont see him hating on gsp tho?
@@aditshrestha6437 well yeah he isn’t the greatest ever so why would gsp name be brought up
@crummy ouuu someone’s mad. Find someone to beat him
This video actually surprised me how much of a Jaw Jones had, its impressive
Everybody has their day. Whether it’s the accumulated amount of strikes, concussions, or the perfect shot; I didn’t think Conor could get knocked out or much less Demetrius Johnson but here we are...
NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR NGANNOU!!!!
@@chriskb2495 yeah, it’s a question of whether you can get out of there before that day comes. Mayweather managed it. Khabib managed it. If Jon Jones can survive Ngannou if I were him I’d retire IMMEDIATELY. There’s nothing more to prove except unnecessary risk. He’s the certified goat if he beats Ngannou (along W 15 title defences) idc what any Khasual says with their 4 title defences. I don’t even like Jon but he rises to the occasion where he can be arsed to fight the guy (eg dc 2017 or gus 2018) and if he beats Ngannou u can’t deny him. He needs to get out of there afterwards tho.
@@chriskb2495 Conor just hardly fought power hitters, that's all that is.
@@yes1671 totally agree. Even if he beats Ngannou, is it really worth it if he has to get completely rocked to get to that point. He’s done it all already
One of the best UFC videos on UA-cam.
Jon Jones is slowing down, I think he realized that after the Reyes fight, and thus wants to move up a weight class to fight other slower fighters.
@@nr1NPC just look at the opponents he's gonna have to face there lol definitely alot harder than light heavyweight
@@nr1NPC watch him avoid Francis his whole heavy weight run
His first fight with Gustafson was his most competitive fight. It really could’ve gone either way, but personally I scored it 48-47 for Gus
Jon closed it out like a goat. Same withcreyes
@@destroyerofmorons why are u yelling nobody cares that much weirdo
Of course you did 😂
@@cracc216 Yeah exactly these haters are Hypnotise with hatred and jealousy 😂
Gustafson gassed out was the problem watch again
USADA: where is my honorable mention?
Jon Jones: Here we go again
How to ruin your legacy, character and fandom
- Autobiography of Jon Jones
you guys act like Jon Jones is the only fighter that took PED's. I'd argue that any MMA fighter fighting at the top level do anything they can to increase their performance even if that means taking PED's. Not to mention USADA's testing is piss poor
@@insertmoney2189 facts
@@insertmoney2189 khabib hasn't tho
@@Gravitti85 maybe you can never be sure
Where was the clip of him hiding under the Octagon to avoid his arch enemy U.S.A.D.A
Lmao
F
He's ducking USADA lol
It’s stored directly under the clip of
D.C crying in front of the nation after his second loss
@@issacpearson4749 you know you're mad when you bring in another person completely irrelevant to the topic.
Dude: Who's the champ?
Juiced Up Jones: WOOOOOOOOOOO
JJ is the fuckin goat!!!!!
@@shawnbechard3680 along with 90% of the ufc roster.
The fight with Lyoto is an underrated classic to me. Jon got tagged big time and then got the most vicious choke of all time
Agreed, just watched it again. The fight I watched also had some commentary by Jones after the match where he discusses how Lyoto was catching Jones' kicks and immediately throwing a left jab and kept on doing this the first couple rounds rendering Jones leg kicks useless. Jones said when he went back to his corner, they told him to either stop throwing the kick or adjust and throw a fake in there. When Jones finally dropped Lyoto it was after Jones faked that leg kick and threw a left hook, folding Lyoto and giving him the W. It's beautiful when you take this context and rewatch the fight.
Actually machida had him, if it wasn't for superior coaching that could perfectly read machida's game within the rounds, machida would have taken it
They solved the puzzle for jon jones
He realized he won't win against him on his feet so he used his wrestling.
Man, I still don’t see how one judge could have that Jones-Reyes fight 49-46
He had it 49-46 who?
@@mattjudy6780 according to when you look up the scorecards, Joe Solis scored it 49-46.
@@clinicalacidity3329 for jones?
@@mattjudy6780 Yeah, crazy right
Is call corruption
I still think the only reason Jon won that Reyes fight is because he’s Jon Jones
Happened in other fights too. Judges tend to favor champs and Jon never gets called out for his blatant cheating.
Reyes killed him
@@Dylan.0010 Reyes won that fight. He shoulda been DQ'ed for Anthony Smith. And DC 1 and Gust 1 were both either ties or losses for Jones, but the judges always favor the champ unless you're DJ
@@Dylan.0010 Lol who won tho? 🤣
he used Drug again thts why man😏
I feel bad for gus. When he was in his prime, so were jones and dc.
He shouldve beat jones. He won the first 3 rounds.
Honestl.
It's like that with so many fighters. Just like Poirier and Gaethje great fighters but lost to Khabib.
also reyes won and santos
Jones is still in his prime. Lol.
The thing about Jones is he isn’t a hard fighter when it comes to a puzzle he’s more so a fighter who is great everywhere. What makes that hard to beat compared to other very similar fighters is because of his natural reach and speed as well as his fight iq
The chin, plus wrestling.
And steroids
Two of the people above me just hate because they wanna hate. Facts don’t care about your feelings. Jones is one of the GOATs in MMA. The only argument against him is PEDs, which everyone uses by the way.
And he lost against Reyes
No shit sherlock
Jones and Gustafsson look like pallet swapped versions of each other
Yeah they do.
*Edit* Profile Pick: F5...Sharknado?
Combat sports are corrupt like mo other sport and they allow it to happen
Am I the only one who thinks gus won that fight
@@jayforreal7011 nah a lot of people think so too. I think jon won but it was a close one for sure
amazing to see how many kicks santos threw after the injury especially now that we know what was the injury he tore the ACL, MCL, PCL, and meniscus in his left knee.
That adrenaline was pumping
He had the eye of the tiger. He was in the zone and had adrenaline pumping so he kept pushing. If he can fully recover I can see him doing well against Jon but Jon has him figured out more now
This is brazilian spirit
If they were serious tears he would have fallen everytime he threw a kick those are crippling injuries and I don’t believe it’s possible for even adrenaline to push you through that. I’ve seen less serious injuries do worse.
Thats insane.dealing with acl mcl tear and you have 0 stability.
Seeing DC that slim always feels weird now.
Yea he actually looks really in shape here man why'd he stop keeping that figure in the past few years? Probably for heavyweight he gained a lotta weight but man he looked really fit in 2016 which really isn't that long ago
@@Zachwdaswag because he's lazy and doesn't care about health. His BMI must definitely be alarming.
@@DC-zi6se freak of nature a human bear
@@DC-zi6se no way u just called an Olympic wrestler and ufc fighter lazy
@@DC-zi6se Yeah dude he is so lazy *eats handful of chips* *drinks soda*
Reyes won that fight you cannot change my mind. It sucks that he won fair and square and now he's falling from grace, it's unfortunate to see it happen. Wonder how different his career would have turned out had he been declared the champion
Yep I also blame Dana for not overturning horrendous decision(Reyes won that one 4-1} that. JOnes is the draw true, but Reyes could have been a far better champ than Jones. That crazy madness messed up Reyes bad. He was never the same after having judges cheat and save jones. Hopefully Dana takes over and makes sure UFC dont become corrupt like boxing. No way you beat someone that soundly but you still need to get a Knockout to get the title. Left a bad taste in fans mouth as well. Noticed everyone booing Jones. Then he ran away from the rematch -SMH
Exactly if person have some justice inside any one will tell reyes won the fight
@@shel0016 he a pussy 😂 he knows
@@HasbiksRightHand yep. So sorry it.messed up Reyes bad. Had he been given his due im.pretty sure he wouldn't have that mental baggage of being cheated. Likely would have been a dominate champion. Hope Reyes can get that focus back and get back to championship.. meanwhile Jones still not brave enough to take on any top hw. It's been 3 years pretty much.
Shameful
nah bullshit, jones won 3,4,5
Needs an asterisk, as in: "The ONLY times Jon Jones got in trouble*"
* In the cage
Original
hahahahahahaha
Shush
I love the format of the video. It’s like Jones is your video game character and all these opponents are increasingly difficult bosses you have to beat.
More like the other way around. Jones is the ultimate boss. And you keep using various different characters to attempt to finally beat him.
@@mrsain19 Great correction👌
The most trouble he had is when uncle Chael broke his toe
dude literally could survive to the end of the round he would win due to doctor stoppage
@@ArchimondeInfect exactly. So close. Chael just had to hang there a little bit more. So so close.
@@ArchimondeInfect also he dominated anderson silvia shows how good chael is
True story. All Chael had to do was survive one rnd.
@@jackhacks836 He did dominate Silva in shocking fashion until Silva attempted that hail Mary and successful triangle.
Wow Machida was actually super competitive until he got choked out …
Jones’s ability to stay standing, his balance, composure and survivability is just incredible
Steroirds.
that is why he is champ composure and adaptability.
Let him meet Francis ngannou then we shall know better
Yes, all the great champions in the ufc have those abilities.
@@Patrick-sg7cm but who can maintain them for 10 years straight? Undefeated and most accomplished champion ever
TRT Belfort vs Picogram Jones, the drugs cancel each other out so they were both fighting their strongest selves.
😁😁
Picogram jones 😂
Turinabol Jones
That wasnt trt belfort though. Trt belfort would've beat anyone.
@@Jonbo117 it was trt vitor lmao
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the editing that goes into these videos
The secret why Jon Jonnes always won is he is firstly cool, serious, conscious and undaunted at the core
That Lyoto machida finish still gives me chills
Yea guy could have gotten killed that looked bad smh
Wonder how Santos vs Jones would have played out if Thiago didn't have that devastating freak injury in the 2nd round.
freak injury? man tried low calf kick him repeatedly and got checked BADLY yr tripping man
Unfortunately Santos entered that fight with both knees already compromised. :/
@@davidadams7602 It wasn't from a checked kick. Santos whiffed a kick and it tore his knee apart.
@@davidadams7602 naa
@@davidadams7602 yea man, he checked the kick so well it sent shock through his whole body and tore the knee of the planting leg. Fuckin casual
He has a great chin and recovers very fast
He backs it up with great striking defence as well. He rolls really well with punches and kicks. Its explains why he's been able to preserve his chin for so long, he rarely gets hit cleanly. A chin can only last so long, and recovery is useless if you can't take a shot any longer. We all know what happened to Chuck Liddell after Rashad KO'd him.
@@madgavin7568 seeing chuck never being the same since that fight broke everybodys heart :(
@@lordeel4737 Chuck really loved fighting too much, even if it was against his own best interests. In hindsight the happy ending for Chuck Liddell would've been him riding off into the sunset after his epic war with Wanderlei Silva, it was a great victory to retire on.
@@madgavin7568 well said. His ability to roll with shots is extremely underrated. His chin is rock solid and ate those Reyes uppercuts like nothing
But he does drugs so that’s obviously the case???
Cormier Jones II was actually an extremely close fight that DC was arguably winning up until the head kick.
Jones was ahead on all 3 scorecards before the kick.
@@karangtavana1283bro google exists lmfao. Jones led on ONE card and the other two were 1-1.
@@DewgittyDewg I stand corrected.
Cormier gambled by playing high risk gameplan against Jones. He was trying to be more aggressive but Jones know he had the mental advantage of Cormier. He knows how emotional he can get
Arguably? Dc was whooping his ass lmao. Id go as far as to say the headkick was lucky, plus cormier was 10 years older blah blah blah whatever
If Jones did exactly what Reyes did, and Reyes did exactly what Jones did-Jones would have won
Cap
Facts
As much as I m Jones fan , I know Reyes won that fight .
That doesn't stop me from being Jones fan .
Jones has been on top for so long that everyone try to decode him , seems like he's being decoded slowly in lhw
I know and believe that Jones going to rule hw
Yupz exactly what loser says. You can't do nothing about that. That's a advantage of champion. You can't win easily by decision without significant strike or didn't much damage to champion. You must make his face really messed up and the whole world know he's fucked up. You need to knocked out the champion if you want to secure the win. Usually Champion take that W if by split decision and almost same with scored.
Jones did more damage to reyes tho, not to mention reyes spent the championship rounds running away
Personally think Vitor gave him the single moment where he almost lost with the arm bar. Thiago Santos is the biggest 'what if', given how well he did in the first round and destroyed his own knee in the second. Personally, I thought Jones just edged Reyes 3-2, but I have to blame Reyes, giving up those championship rounds because he "felt" he won the first 3 was suicide, and ultimately did what every fighter is told not to do and thats "do not leave the fight in the judges hands".
Put very well there mate.
I honestly don't think Jones did enough to get a clear win from the Reyes fight, it was super close and competitive. It was a great fight if it weren't for the controversial Decision, and no way did Jones win that by Unanimous Decision, even a Split Decision would be debatable at best. At the same time I feel the same thing with Reyes and the fight should have been called a Draw.
I think Reyes was gassed from all the moving around and throwing bombs in the earlier rounds, hence why he wasn't so effective with his striking in the Championship rounds. Jones' constant pressure paid off for him, but I do agree to an extent that Reyes thought he had it in the bag in the earlier rounds and got high off his own success. This same mindset hurt him in his performance against Jan Blachowicz for the belt.
@@madgavin7568 Yeah I agree with you. I think a lot of people are overlooking the fact that this fight was held in Texas, and Texas uses the old scoring criteria opposed to the New Unified Rules. So, Jones did against score a lot of points in the eyes of the judges for his 'Octagon Control', as you said the constant pressure. Really, I would say Reyes technically would have won under the Unified Rules, but not the old scoring criteria.
But yeah, a split decision would have made more sense instead of UD. I dont even think a draw would have been a bad call either.
@@madgavin7568 i agree but in those cases its always baised towards the champ
@@lunatik383 Usually, but then you get cases like Henry Cejudo vs Demetrious Johnson II and Robbie Lawler vs Johnny Hendricks II. Controversial split decisions that go against the Champion.
Can we get the only times Khabib or Usman got in trouble
looking into it
@@MartialLiam alright no pressure, sounds good
it'll be a very short video
@@H14706 Probably true 😂
@@MartialLiam you will probably find a 30 secs max video, if you don't stretch it out
The craziest thing to me about the vitor attempt was that jones was so mad after getting out that he made the effort to want to finish vitor with an arm submission
How many times can Jon lose 3 out of 5 rounds before he actually loses a decision?
To beat the champion you got to really beat him
@@jadonmuller1576 exactly. No on has ever seriously messed up Jon. Closest was Gus and Santos. Reyes didn't hurt him at all. Go look at pics of Reyes and Jon after the fight and tell me that you still think Reyes won. True fans know tho. I've been watching UFC since 2005. Most people who hate on Jon are casuals or just don't like his actions outside of the octagon. No denying that he's the best inside the octagon tho
@@ArkansasGamer While I agree that Reyes lost, "looking at someone" after a fight means nothing. Damage isn't scored, strikes are. If you've been "watching UFC since 2005", you should know that. Reyes actually landed more significant strikes than Gus if you want to make that argument. Regardless, people forget Octagon control is a factor in the scoring process and Jon almost ALWAYS has control. People move in for combos but relent and give him control back. I imagine it's cause they want the cage to help with Jon's takedowns, otherwise I have no idea.
He didn't even lose 3 against Gus, stop hating!
@@jadonmuller1576 If that's how it is, I do not agree, but regardless...no one took three rounds from Jones in a fight!
Gustaffson was so high level in the first Jones fight. He seemed to fall off EXPONENTIALLY immediately after that fight. He just got worse and worse and more and more out of shape.
I think his motivation started to lower after seeing how the judges and UFC screwed him over so much.
Reyes is same too, have no any win from this fight
GUSTAFSSON BEAT JON JONES. ENOUGH SAID
When you give something your all, it's hard to do it again at the same level or better if you've already peaked.
That's why Jones is still the best of all time - he has STILL yet to give ANYTHING his all. Not his training, not in a fight, not with his personal life - nothing.
@@ryanjames9599 you do realize theres a multitude of external reasons as to why that may have been their best fights? And you dont have to make a reason up in your head
When Cormier was hit with that head kick, he went jiggly jiggly.
He was doing the chicken dance
Killled him twice
@@almightysosa2736 he tested steroids positive in the 2nd I believe
This is sad gus have won the game obvouisly
@@SasukeUchiha-gj7ku it had little to no effect
A lot of this was Jon being lazy w his defense. In most of his fights his reach was so much longer than his opponent’s that he could just stiff arm to keep distance. Jon is great but he’s made this mistake so many times it’s unbelievable how he was never beat because of it
Why? Cuz he was so much bigger than all his competition lmao
You mean eye poke?💀
Dhalsim reach definitely helps
The Thiago fight was arguably the most frustrating. Out of nowhere his knees just ripped. Up to that point he was outclassing Jones. Not to make excuses but sometimes Jones gets blessed with some very fortunate situations.
That was no accident. He timed a dodge to his leg kick which made it happen
bro he blew his knee out bc of jon he was throwing hard kicks and jon was checking or just about avoiding them
If Jon felt not comfortable at that time, he should grapple Thiago. And we see in which level Thiagos grappling in previous fight. So, broken leg of Thiago is the cause of very close fight, I think
Even with the knees I had Santos winning 3 rounds
Jones v Gus 1
Jones v Reyes
Jones v Thiago
He clearly lost 3 rounds in those fights
Sounds like an excuse
I still think Gustafson won that fight. I'm sure there will be plenty who disagree but I don't know how Jones got the decision in that fight...
Idk I think the head kicks at the end just made Jones look better
Jones beat Gus
Jones literally outstruck him in almost all the rounds AND landed the significant blows. Make that same argument, but for Reyes and then you have a point.
SAME
Yeah Gustafsson definitely won that fight, biased judges
He got the head thumped off him in most of these fights especially against Reyes and Gustafson, don’t understand how he got the decision against Reyes
The one common thing those fights had was that he finished strong. And if you see other fights, finishing strong plays very well with the judges.
To be honest I’m ok with the decisions. Although most likely wrongly, I believe that to get the belt from someone, especially someone like jones that has been defending for a long time, you should beat him clearly.
@@unstanic They can't change how they score the earlier rounds based on the last round. Do you know how fucked up that would be?
@@thomasbuchovecky2205 I actually didn’t know that! :P Thanks for letting me know. Yeah my comment makes no sense then...
@@unstanic lmao he don’t understand
jon jones significant strikes: 104/166 (62% landed)
dominick reyes significant strikes: 116/259 (44% landed)
swinging at air lol
What sets Jones apart as "the g.o.a.t." is his genius at making adjustments late in epic fights. His durable chin has bought him "time" for such, being "rocked" by Ngannou is a whole nutther scenerio.
Peds, it's easy to make adjustments when you don't gas out
I love the intros you gave all of his opponents. Makes it hype like the beginning of an anime battle
I still cant believe he won in the first fight with gustavson and in the fight with Reyes... I just cant
He didn't. His fight with Gus, Jon was so badly injured compared to Gus that if the fight went on for another minute, he'd have his eyes sealed shut and lost. The Reyes fight was closer to an acceptable "win," but I think Reyes outperformed him entirely. Reyes blocked most of his power strikes, whereas Jon took Reyes' power strikes with his face. To call the fight for Jon because of some half-assed/exhausted/pansy takedowns in the final round, is favoritism at it's finest. Not to mention those takedowns had no impact on Reyes. He didn't get slammed to the mat, he was slowly pulled down on the wall like an anchor. It didn't damage Reyes at all and it didn't really put Jon in any favorable position to strike either. It was a shit win and you can see it on Jon's face too. It looks like he's shocked he won. Reyes was def shocked he lost. So was I, and many other spectators were as well. Those judges need to go get their eyes checked.
@@AJ-yj7fl ua-cam.com/video/6kZXeIiyUHM/v-deo.html
@@Kaizsu_ Good watch, and thanks. If anyone is doubting the judges' favoritism, blindness, or sheer stupidity; watch this video, it'll shine some light on shit for you.
@@AJ-yj7fl what a virgin
With reyes and gustafson most controversy
Reyes got robbed hard no cap I was absolutely shocked when I heard the decision that night
I remember when I watched that night I was a new mma fan but even I could see that
Dom lost bro
@@nahhchill 😂😂 your still a new UFC fan
@@김지섭-v5g LMAO
@@nahhchill Your still new then aren't you
these edits in here were amazing incorporated
Can't believe Santos fought 3 rounds with a fucking blew-out knee. He had him in the first rounds.
Remember that Jones was scared of DC to the point that he knew he needed steroids to win...
Cmon bro just cmon
Yeah he never used steroids on anybody else but DC
@@keynation1712 does that make it any better?
@@keynation1712 it had little too no effect
@@Batman-ix2dv i agree dc is just making excuses
Jones is the real epitome of "It doesn't matter how much damage you make me absorb, if I give you more or I finish you in the end".
Not against ngannou
Not against Gus in the first fight.
@@MagicSnapO That's why there is second
@@baiteroprofesional9249he lost to dominic reyes, corrupt judges.
@@js13291 That is why there was only the first, Jones beat him without a doubt, he did not deserve a rematch like the fight with Gus
Dude this highlight reel is awesome.
The only time Jones got in trouble.....was not paying his coke salesman.
“Coke salesman”
hahaha coke salesman
Did he go to the coke dealership and financed the coke ?
How good was he, he beat all those bums while on coke. Goat 🐐
@@demhafdjh6324 bro have you ever seen a person on coke? They feel nothing.
Only legends know this is reupload.
"The only times" f***ing 20 minute video
A lot of them were glancing or blocked strikes too. But still entertaining if not a bit clickbait.
For 10 years? Not freaking bad
@@jschoma11 still funny
All of his fights go 25 mins and hes been fighting for over 10 years now
And like 5 minutes of the 20 minute video was him still punishing his opponents and still winning the fights
John became more terrifying the longer the fight went on. He was dangerous every second of his fights, and could end it out of nowhere in the late rounds.
not in the reyes fight. how are u gonna get beat into submission to turn your back and run after getting combod up helplessly and kicked in the face for 4 rounds just to finally get 2 face hits in the 4th round that still werent even close to what the other guy did to you mentally and physically. then in the 5th when reyes is gassed he didnt even have enough to finish him and just lands a few hits but still gets hit and cant defend against a gassed man lol but he raises his hands up in the end
At the beginning of his reign perhaps. He's finished 1 fight since 2013 (and no I'm not counting the DC finish since that was ruled a no contest retroactively).
Looking at his record, he's finished 2 fights in the 4th round and 0 fights in the 5th round.
Santos really did shock the world.
Idk why they aren’t doing a rematch, I think he can finish Jon Jones
@@markrudyi i think this was peek performance of santos and jones always dominates second fight
@@markrudyi He had so many injuries in his legs after that fight, maybe even both ACL’s and MCL’s. Had to learn to walk again and was out a good year, so def no immediate rematch, but Thiago hasn’t recovered the same since sadly, that was his chance
@@WanderingDiscourses hasn’t he only fought that submission specialist and lost 1
@@markrudyi he fights Rakic next
Rewatched Jones v Gustaffson recently and it really seems like Gus took that fight, that being said I'm not a pro on the rules or anything, just watching it though it seems like Gus should have gotten the decision.
Jones is just a beast though gah damn, dudes got an iron chin too, been hit with some huge shots.
Imagine if he was as good a person outside the ring as he is in the ring... oh well.
Do you know him in real life? Have you ever had a conversation with bones?
@@SORIANSIST perfect comparison! Absolutely brilliant! Lets compare a guy that manage to convince people to kill for him, to a guy that made some dumb ass human mistakes in life. Yall are to perfect 😂
Na bro gus vs jones 2 , jones easily demolished gus so the better fighter was jon jones
@@r4inml856
Yes 100% jon is the better fighter
@@SORIANSIST how dare you say that about Manson, you don't know him ;)
I love Jon Jones and I think him and GSP are by far the greatest of all time, but Jones lost that fight against Reyes. The judges seriously fucked that one up.
GSP vs Hendricks too.
He is no goat bro busted for peds three controversial wins and eye pokes in most of his fights
And of gsp he has a controversial win over hendricks lost two times and greased his way out in his fight against bj penn
For me the three goats of mma go like this
Khabib only has one controversial win against glieson
2 Gsp
3 Stipie
4 Dj
5 Henry
6 Dc
Reyes was literally missing majority of his punches... did you not watch the fight? Did u watch these clips? He was just throwing punches at a high volume
Other's fighters starting : Aggressive
Jon Jones starting : Let's learn his move first chill
2nd round enemy : Aggressive
4th round : Jon Jones is the winner
Gustaffson vs jones 1 is severly underrated & overlooked. He was the closest to beat jon Jones . & I thought decision could go in his favour as well. Go think it was u Dec & not s Dec still sucks.
@Adam Hayton But that was just a situation, a moment, while Gus and Reyes gave him a beating.
@Adam Hayton I don´t care about rounds and points, man. I am not saying they won the fights, all I am saying is that they beat his ass. It´s all about the damage. Whittaker won more rounds than Romero in the second fight but Romero almost killed him in the last rounds.
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Yeah really close, but reyes was closer, i feel like it was a win for reyes actually
If Gustafson had been given the win, his reign would have been short lived. I believe if you wanna be the new champ, you’ve gotta completely dominate the long-standing champ and leave no debate as to whether or not you have won.
It is crazy how many wild fights Jon has been in
I wonder what would’ve happened if Thiago didn’t tear his own ACL
You now Jones moved anticipating the leg kick that tore Thiago ACL? JONES is reason Thiago tore his ACL. know you're facts
Would have been the same fight. That's like saying I wonder what a fight would have been like if the guy didn't get knocked out
@@tracymorgansbelly3322 he had just had surgery on his other knee just before... he was injury prone before the fight.. Jones went to church that day.
Thiago would've won
Nah..
Jones will not be hesitant to finish it early
Mercy coming from a ped athlete
this video is next level. seriously, better than anything UFC could put out
He lost to Reyes. Judges gave Jones that fight.
Certainly
Stfu with that reyes gassed early and lost the championship rounds. You can’t dethrone a champion like that. I don’t even like jones but stop the hype
So a champion only needs to win 2 outta 5 rounds?
Championship rounds hahah. It's called winning the fight out right which he didn't do. Hate that phrase championship rounds.
@@re2pect129 reyes won 1st 2 round 3 was questionable and jones won 4 and 5 and reyes was trying to survive. If the fight would’ve continued he would’ve got tko’ed
Dom Reyes is built like Crash Bandicoot. I wonder if he was telling Jon “you know you lost right?”
if he was he would be pretty silly because Jon won.
@@angusmills2617 clown
@@ttalentlessl Witty reply man.
@@angusmills2617 dude people absolutely cant stand it when jones wins
Not a Jones fan but one thing I will say is he knows how to stay calm even when his opponents throw bombs at him. Usman is good at that too.
impressive how those fighters changed after fighting him
Here we go, video is back on youtube. changed a few things ( actually changed more than I thought I would)
it should stay on now 🤞🏼(video got deleted May last year at 1.9 million views) Enjoy!
Thanks man
Well the fight with Reyes he actually lost but thats just my opinion
I disagree bro but its just my opinion
I agree with you bro but it’s just my opinion
I disagree bro but its just my opinion
Lol
I disagree bro but I respect your opinion
Looks flashy at 18 minutes throwing all those strikes. But look at Jones defense and head movement.. beautiful really
Don't think anyone gives him credit there
Think your time stamp is wrong. 18:00 is Reyes throwing a kick
But his defense is just shoving his left hand in your face and leaning back/running away?
@@RichardVSmall It is pretty efficient tbf . He knows how to use his reach
@@tylercherry7424 watch the sequence for a few seconds and you'll see what Alan is talking about.
ya he gets no credit....maybe its the roids that cause that genius
Man, Thiago did better than I can remember, what a savage...
I'm so happy that Jan and Glover touched that belt but I wish Jones was still around to see him fight Prochazka, Rakiç and Ankalaev... But if he ever comes back there are some killers at heavyweight: Gane, N'gannou, Aspinall, Volkov, Blaydes, the always dangerous Derrick Lewis.
Your wish has been granted
Gane was a walk in the park for jones
I'd love to see a showcase of the Blessed Express in a similar vein to the Poirier retrospective. I thought that video was very thoughtful and well-researched, and I'd love that kind of look at Max Holloway's best performances.
They say boxing is corrupt and have robberies here we go mma
Lol blame the athletic commission they assign the judges
@@CoolnessOver-vf4mm yep Jon was saved my dubious judges 3 times. Those mma fans count as losses
in a world that jon jones don't exist, cormier is the light heavyweight goat rn
If Stipe doesn't exist he's both the HW and LHW GOAT
@@8BERZERKER8 omg. mind=blown.
Well Jones never fought DC clean, and ever since he got caught cheating the latest time he's looked very mediocre compared to his pre-USADA turinabol days. I mean, now that he's clean he basically lost to Santos and Reyes, just scraped a 'win' because he's the champ so he gets favorable scoring.
I think prime DC vs clean JJ would probably be a win for DC but who knows... I definitely think Gus would've beaten him the first time if he wasn't juicing.
My jaw dropped when Lyoto just crumpled like that. Holy shit
I will never be convinced that JJ won vs Thiago Santos or Reyes.
Gustafson 1
Clearly beat Thiago 😂
@@darnelltyson672 Wasn't clear as it was a split decision...
I think he beat Santos, but the Reyes fight....
@@Kali_GmbH I mean he wouldn't be champ for long. He got knocked out the very next fight.
Imo he lost round 2 4 and 5 against Jones
I asked my mom to get me a Jon Jones toy for Christmas, but she said no because "You'll poke your eye out".
what about when undisputed undefeated chael sonnen nearly snapped his toe off, and graciously allowed the fight to be finished so jon could receive treatment?
For fucks sake, I'll never understand how no one in the UFC properly acknowledged Jones' reckless use of his fingers pointed towards opponents' face and eyes in literally EVERY FIGHT.
Jones' best offense is repetitive eye poking. Can't beat him if you can't see him.
You want some fries with that salt?
tell that to stipe
God damn Jones was absolutely wailing on DC's head in their second fight... he really had hatred for him
The most trouble he ever got in was with USADA 😉
18:55 did anyone else here "stop running reyes!!"🤣
Title: The ONLY times Jon Jones got in trouble
Video: Is 22 and a half minutes long
22 minutes and he's been fighting for more than a decade
I don't like jonathan but this video would be way longer if it was any other ufc vet
izzy watching this now tryna find a blueprint 😂
"The only times Jon Jones got in trouble"
I'm expecting to see the full reyes fight.
And Gustafson
@@gamerepic4760 The final three rounds he was in trouble...? Well, if he dominated in them he wasn't in trouble the whole fight. *try again*
@@disneysdj9535 well two judges had it 48-47, so gus clearly wasnt "dominated". In fact the consensus is Gus was very unfortunate not to win that fight. The full (first) fight between them is on youtube, check out all the comments lol. I still think Jones won it 3-2, but barely.
However Reyes was absolutely robbed, no question about it.
@@JD_13 These judges are BOXING judges who are assigned by their respective communities. Not mma judges.
@@disneysdj9535 yeh so they are prone to making mistakes, like the reyes fight. and in some people's view, the gus fight.
Damn dude you always deliver with your Videos
Gustaffsson won their first meeting and put him in trouble. I will hold that opinion till the day I die.
I agree. Def won that fight on my scorecard
Opinion doesn’t really matter when facts disprove it
@@drewanderson6744 "facts"
@@timiniho the judges made it into facts
@@lennaymaboyyy4848 unfortunately. Goat fight tho, could have gone either way. Personally gave it to gus
Its so hard to score against Jones, even when hes hit he just never seems damaged, especially in the head
20:17 reyes damaged Jones so badly which is why he was going for takedowns
He’s been handed controversial decisions. Just for being jon jones
5:57 "thumb went right in the eye"
Thumb was not only closed into the fist 100% but it hit Jons orbital bone cleanly, Joe was such a SIMP for Jones.
I'm guessing Anthony Smith didn't make this video.
Naa bro look at the title
Tbf Anthony put Jones in trouble, when he had the chance to steal the belt after Jon's illegal knee 🤣
No one would watch that cos they’re boring
@@Thawhid r/whoosh
@@The_Reality_Filter nice. Atleast use it right you daft non reddit user lmfao
@@Thawhid r/whoooooooooooooosh
I personally think he lost against Gus and Dom
When it comes to Dominic Reyes you might be in a slim majority.
Join the line
@@sonny061188 “slim” bro only Jon Jones fans think he won that fight, a MAJORITY says he lost
To bad the ufc doesn't care about what a nobody thinks
@@sonny061188 not too many people think he won that fight other than his delusional fans
Damn, Belfort was like 2399 years old. I remember watch him in Rome in 300 B.C.
Juiced to the gills though, Trt is magic
Amazing how machida hit him a couple of times and that was the biggest trouble he faced, shows how good he was that a couple of punches was considered a challenge
Machida did have him in trouble machida won that 1st round