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Tom Aspinall Questions Respect for Jon Jones for Avoiding Him and Francis Ngannou

Tom Aspinall Slams Jon Jones Ahead of UFC 309 Interim UFC heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall has responded to Jon Jones during the UFC 309 fight week. Bones’ Jones,…

Interim UFC heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall has responded to Jon Jones during the UFC 309 fight week. Bones’ Jones, the heavyweight champion, is set to fight former division king Stipe Miocic instead of the current interim title holder.

Tom Aspinall Slams Jon Jones Ahead of UFC 309

The English-born Tom Aspinall has put together an impressive win streak in the UFC heavyweight division. He has now captured and defended the UFC interim title. ‘Bones’ Jones is the UFC heavyweight champion, having captured the title in early 2023 but has yet to defend it.

Aspinall explained on his YouTube:

“I’m a bit disappointed that Jon, as the great champion he is, doesn’t want to give other guys the opportunity. Most champions would want to put the guy breathing down their neck in their place. If Jon thinks I don’t deserve it, then show me. If you kick my ass in front of the whole world, I’ll happily put my hand out and say, ‘You’re the better man, no problem.’ But this ducking and diving isn’t something I respect.

“This isn’t about Jon’s career, his legacy, or who he’s fighting—it’s because I want that belt. That’s all I care about. I want to prove I’m the No. 1 heavyweight on the planet, and he’s avoiding me.”

The UK-born fighter explained that Jones did the same thing to former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou, Aspinall continued:

“Don’t be surprised that Jon always takes fights where he has an advantage. He avoided Francis Ngannou for three years. Jon always picks fights where he’s at an advantage, and that’s just a fact. I’m not coming after Jon personally, I’m coming after the belt. He has what I deserve, and I want to prove I’m the guy.”

On the UFC 309 main event, Tom Aspinall made his feelings clear about Jon Jones vs. Stipe Miocic, adding:

“Two champions are fighting, and one of them—Jon Jones—is avoiding the other champion, me. He’s chosen to fight a 42-year-old Stipe Miocic“

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Exclusive | ‘I’ll fin batter him’ Paddy Pimblett Slams Colby Covington ‘Sucks Donald Trump to the a’

Chaos” Colby Covington has been called out for his Donald Trump worship by UFC star Paddy Pimblett. Speaking in…

Chaos” Colby Covington has been called out for his Donald Trump worship by UFC star Paddy Pimblett. Speaking in an exclusive interview with LowKickMMA and AceOdds, “The Baddy” did not mince words on his thoughts about Covington.

Paddy Pimblett on Colby Covington and Donald Trump

UFC welterweight Colby Covington has often taken photos with his idol Donald Trump when they are together at various golf courses. The US-born athlete has not been active in the octagon for some time as he asserts that he was campaigning with President-Elect Trump.

The next US President Donald Trump has long been a UFC and MMA fan. He even explained that his favorite fighters are Dustin Poirier and Khabib Nurmagomedov. Trump was vocally thankful for the support from UFC president Dana White.

Colby Covington Donald Trump — Colby Covington and Donald Trump at Country Club

The English-born UFC lightweight “The Baddy” Paddy Pimblett has noticed that Covington has been less active in the octagon and says that the American athlete should be embarrassed by his right-wing worship. In an exclusive interview with LowKickMMA, Pimblett explained:

“Colby Covington is a bad helmet. I’ll f***in punch Colby Carvington’s head. I will. I’m game to fight him. I’ll fight him at welterweight and I’ll f***in batter him.

“He’s probably talking all s**t in the video. He just sucks Donald Trump to the a***, doesn’t he? But I think he’s just doing that for publicity through Trump. Because he knows Trump’s going to be the president again. He’s just clinging on to Trump. Being a cling-on, when Trump doesn’t really care about him.“

Pimblett is a former two-division champion in Cage Warriors and has been on a six-fight win streak in the UFC.

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Charles Oliveira vs. Michael Chandler – Odds and Match Preview

Charles Oliveira and Michael Chandler are set to face off in a highly anticipated rematch at UFC 309 on…

Charles Oliveira and Michael Chandler are set to face off in a highly anticipated rematch at UFC 309 on November 16, 2024. This five-round co-main event will take place on the same card as the heavyweight title fight between Jon Jones and Stipe Miocic.

Charles Oliveira vs. Michael Chandler – Odds

As the fight approaches, Oliveira is listed as a significant favorite with odds ranging from -218 to -250, depending on the sportsbook. This means that a $100 bet on Oliveira would potentially yield a profit of around $45 to $50 if he wins. On the other hand, Chandler is the underdog with odds of +180 to +205. A $100 bet on Chandler could result in a payout of $280 to $305 if he pulls off the upset. If one is looking to play, then check out nonstop casinos at https://www.techopedia.com/gambling/casinos-not-on-gamstop-uk right here.

Some analysts suggest considering a bet on Oliveira to win inside the distance or under 2.5 rounds, while those backing Chandler might look at props for him winning by knockout in the early rounds.

The first encounter between Charles Oliveira and Michael Chandler occurred at UFC 262 in May 2021, where they competed for the vacant lightweight title. In that fight, Chandler nearly finished Oliveira in the first round, but the Brazilian rallied to secure a TKO victory in the second round, claiming the championship.

The former champion ‘Do Bronx’ Charles Oliveira is renowned for his exceptional Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu skills and has the most submission victories in UFC history. Oliveira has shown remarkable growth throughout his career, transforming from a fighter who sometimes struggled with adversity to a relentless competitor who constantly pushes forward.

Michael Chandler came to the UFC with a strong reputation from his time in Bellator. He’s known for his explosive wrestling, powerful striking, and high-energy fighting style. Chandler is a fan favorite due to his willingness to engage in exciting battles. He’s had some legendary matchups trading with dangerous fighters such as Dustin Poirier and Justin Gaethje. He’s been close to capturing UFC gold but sat out for a few years chasing a match against Conor McGregor that never materialized.

The stakes for this rematch are significant. Both fighters are looking to secure a win that could potentially put them back in title contention. For Charles Oliveira, it’s an opportunity to reassert his dominance in the lightweight division after losing his title due to a weight miss and a subsequent loss to Islam Makhachev. Chandler, on the other hand, sees this as a chance to avenge his previous loss and prove he belongs among the elite of the division.

‘Do Bronx’ Charles Oliveira’s world-class grappling and improved striking will be pitted against Chandler’s explosive power and wrestling. Both fighters pack power in their hands. The Brazilian has developed his striking acumen with Chute Boxe’s Muay Thai style while the US-born Chandler can throw down with anyone.

Fans and analysts eagerly anticipating another potential Fight of the Year candidate. Given the history between these two fighters and their exciting styles, it’s expected to be an action-packed matchup that could go either way.