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One of the best fighters to ever fight in the UFC Octagon and one of the greatest heavyweights of all time when Jon Jones meets Stipe Miocic in the UFC 309…
One of the best fighters to ever fight in the UFC Octagon and one of the greatest heavyweights of all time when Jon Jones meets Stipe Miocic in the UFC 309…
UFC 309 took place tonight from Madison Square Garden in New York, and MMA News has you covered with all the results and highlights! In the main event, Jon Jones put his heavyweight title on the line against Stipe Miocic. While in the co-main event, Charles Oliveira faced Michael Chandler in a lightweight matchup. Make […]
UFC 309 took place tonight from Madison Square Garden in New York, and MMA News has you covered with all the results and highlights!
In the main event, Jon Jones put his heavyweight title on the line against Stipe Miocic. While in the co-main event, Charles Oliveira faced Michael Chandler in a lightweight matchup.
Make sure to catch all the UFC 309 results and highlights as they happen below!
Women’s Flyweight: Eduarda Moura def. Veronica Hardy via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28×2)
Oban Elliott def. Bassil Hafez
In this welterweight matchup, Oban Elliott earned a KO of Bassil Hafez in the third round.
A DEVASTATING RIGHT HAND FROM OBAN ELLIOTT
#UFC309 pic.twitter.com/lEITNsBet7
— ESPN MMA (@espnmma) November 17, 2024
Ramiz Brahimaj def. Mickey Gall
Ramiz Brahimaj earned a first-round TKO of Mickey Gall in their welterweight scrap.
BRONX'S OWN BRAHIMAJ SHOWED OUT IN NYC
— ESPN MMA (@espnmma) November 17, 2024
Marcin Tybura def. Jhonata Diniz
In this heavyweight bout, Marcin Tybura earned a TKO of Jhonata Diniz by way of doctor’s stoppage.
MASSIVE elbows from Marcin Tybura to close the round
— ESPN MMA (@espnmma) November 17, 2024
Jim Miller def. Damon Jackson
In this lightweight bout, Jim Miller earned a first-round submission of Damon Jackson.
A SUBMISSION WIN FOR JIM F—ING MILLER!
— ESPN MMA (@espnmma) November 17, 2024
Mauricio Ruffy def. James Llontop
In this 165-pound catchweight bout, Mauricio Ruffy earned a unanimous decision against James Llontop.
Put another notch in the win column
Mauricio Ruffy comes out on top at #UFC309! pic.twitter.com/P4Yr30cSkL
— UFC (@ufc) November 17, 2024
Viviane Araújo def. Karine Silva
Viviane Araújo got it done on the scorecards against Karine Silva in their flyweight bout.
Back in the win column
— UFC (@ufc) November 17, 2024
Bo Nickal def. Paul Craig
Bo Nickal kept his unbeaten streak alive with a unanimous decision against Paul Craig.
"I'M HAVING SO MUCH FUN."
Paul Craig's convo with his corner in-between rounds
— ESPN MMA (@espnmma) November 17, 2024
Still UNDEFEATED
— UFC (@ufc) November 17, 2024
Charles Oliveira def. Michael Chandler
In the co-main event, Charles Oliveira got it done on the scorecards against Michael Chandler.
The former champ is READY
— UFC (@ufc) November 17, 2024
Two more rounds on the table
— UFC (@ufc) November 17, 2024
Chandler was smiling at the end of the round
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) November 17, 2024
Jon Jones def. Stipe Miocic
In the main event, Jon Jones retained his heavyweight title with a TKO of Stipe Miocic in the third round.
"The Champ is HERE"
— UFC (@ufc) November 17, 2024
Dominant Round 1 for Jon Jones
— ESPN MMA (@espnmma) November 17, 2024
The Champ's not done yet
— UFC (@ufc) November 17, 2024
Tom Aspinall doesn’t care who his next opponent is. He just wants to fight. Aspinall has been in a…
Tom Aspinall doesn’t care who his next opponent is. He just wants to fight.
Aspinall has been in a bit of MMA purgatory over the last year after claiming the interim heavyweight title via a 69-second knockout of Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 295 around this same time last year.
Generally, the temporary titleholder’s next fight is against the promotion’s undisputed champion — that being Jon Jones in this case.
However, Jones has instead opted to move forward with his previously scheduled scrap with Stipe Miocic — a fight that will go down this Saturday night when the promotion returns to Madison Square Garden for UFC 309.
Aspinall will be on hand to act as the official backup for the fight. He also hopes to finally find out who he’ll be fighting next, but as the Brit revealed in a recent interview with Scott Fontana, he’s not particularly concerned with who he fights so long as it leads him to the undisputed heavyweight crown.
“I want to fight as soon as possible, ideally in the spring,” Aspinall told New York Post. “Whoever the UFC gives me for the undisputed title, I’ll fight. I’m not bothered. My focus is on the undisputed title, not Jon Jones specifically. Whoever holds it is irrelevant—I just want to hold it.”
There’s a good chance that Aspinall’s next fight comes against either Miocic or Jones. The former already has one foot in retirement and likely won’t stick around for another fight beyond UFC 309.
Meanwhile, the latter has repeatedly dismissed a potential showdown with Aspinall and is instead lobbying for a BMF fight with reigning light heavyweight titleholder Alex Pereira — a pairing Dana White has no interest in booking.
Jon Jones has been known to indulge in vices like drinking and… other things. Saturday night will see ‘Bones’…
Jon Jones has been known to indulge in vices like drinking and… other things.
Saturday night will see ‘Bones’ return to the Octagon for the first time in 20 months when he puts his undisputed heavyweight title on the line against former two-time champion and consensus heavyweight GOAT Stipe Miocic at UFC 309 in Madison Square Garden. It will be Jones’ first time putting his gold up for grabs following a quickfire submission victory over Ciryl Gane in March 2023.
During a recent appearance on The Ariel Helwani Show, former bantamweight titleholder Aljamain Sterling recounted a pre-fight night out on the town with Jones early on in their respective careers.
“He offered me a couple shots at the bar, and I was fighting in like – I think I told him four or five weeks, and he was fighting in like two weeks,” Sterling explained. “This is in the UFC, when we were in upstate New York. I was at Team Bomb Squad, he had just left down to New Mexico, down to [Jackson Wink MMA Academy]. And I was like ‘Am I doing something wrong?’
“Something’s not mathing, like the math ain’t mathing right now. But then I watch him on TV, he’s going out there and he obliterates the competion, And I’m like, ‘I think there’s something to be said about that.’”
Aljamain Sterling recounts a night at the bar w/ Jon Jones 2 weeks prior to one of his fights
— Ariel Helwani (@arielhelwani) November 12, 2024
Despite a host of legal issues and very public problems with both alcohol and cocaine, Jon Jones has been dominant throughout his career, winning world titles in two different divisions and amassing a (mostly) perfect record with wins over some of the biggest names in MMA history.
Sterling credits much of Jones’ success to his painstaking preparation that seemingly offsets his more questionable choices outside of the Octagon.
“I think he’s very meticulous in his preparation with getting the looks that he needs to see,” Sterling continued. “The same way that he didn’t take the short-notice fight with Chael Sonnen. He’s not that guy. He wants to make sure he’s got the utmost edge on you in terms of knowing you inside and out before he’s accepting a fight and knowing that he knows you better than you know yourself.
“And I think when you have someone who’s that dedicated to what they’re trying to do – that’s a dangerous person…I don’t know if a couple of drinks are gonna stop you. Coke, whatever it is, I don’t think any of that is gonna stop you. I think as long as you’re in shape, you’re ready to go” (h/t MMA Knockout).
UFC 309 takes place on Saturday night, and MMA News is here to bring you the final faceoffs from the ceremonial weigh-ins! The upcoming pay-per-view event at the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York City provides a chance for UFC Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones to record his first successful title defense. After capturing the gold […]
UFC 309 takes place on Saturday night, and MMA News is here to bring you the final faceoffs from the ceremonial weigh-ins!
The upcoming pay-per-view event at the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York City provides a chance for UFC Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones to record his first successful title defense.
After capturing the gold in March 2023 by quickly submitting Ciryl Gane, “Bones” is next tasked with stalling Stipe Miocic’s ambitions of a return to the 265-pound mountaintop in what will mark the Ohio native’s first outing in three and a half years.
The stakes will also be high in the co-main event, which will see former lightweight champ Charles Oliveira look to secure another shot at regaining the crown by once again getting the better of Michael Chandler.
Elsewhere on the UFC 309 card, middleweight prospect Bo Nickal, rising flyweight Karine Silva, the always entertaining Mauricio Ruffy and former champion Chris Weidman have their next assignments inside the Octagon.
Ahead of the event, 25 of the 26 fighters successfully made weight, with James Llontop’s 1.2-pound miss of the 165-pound catchweight limit marking the sole indiscretion on the scale. Nevertheless, every fight is intact, and all that remains on Friday is for the athletes to face off one final time at the UFC 309 ceremonial weigh-ins!
Check out a live stream via the official UFC YouTube channel below, commencing at 5 PM ET.
UFC 309 is almost upon us, and MMA News is here to keep you updated with the current odds for this weekend’s lineup. The upcoming pay-per-view takes place Saturday, November 16, at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The main card begins at 10 PM ET/7 PM PT, with the preliminary card starting at […]
UFC 309 is almost upon us, and MMA News is here to keep you updated with the current odds for this weekend’s lineup.
The upcoming pay-per-view takes place Saturday, November 16, at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The main card begins at 10 PM ET/7 PM PT, with the preliminary card starting at 6 PM ET/3 PM PT.
Topping the lineup will be reigning UFC Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones, who is tasked with getting the better of former kingpin Stipe Miocic if he’s to record a first successful title defense.
Before they go to battle, the co-main event will see ex-lightweight titleholder Charles Oliveira in action for the second time this year. After failing to get past Arman Tsarukyan, “Do Bronx” must add a second win over Michael Chandler to his record if he’s to keep his name in the title conversation.
Also set to make the walk on Saturday will be the likes of elite wrestling specialist Bo Nickal, rising women’s flyweight contender Karine Silva, the entertaining Mauricio Ruffy and former UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman.
Ahead of the event, you can get some help from the group of experts at MMA News by checking out their predictions for the UFC 309 main card here.
Listed below are the latest betting odds for UFC 309 (as of 11/15), courtesy of DraftKings.
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