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Ilir Latifi does not agree with the judges following his loss to Derrick Lewis. Latifi and Lewis shared the Octagon on Feb. 8 at UFC 247. The bout was held inside the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. Despite having success with the takedowns, things di…
Ilir Latifi does not agree with the judges following his loss to Derrick Lewis. Latifi and Lewis shared the Octagon on Feb. 8 at UFC 247. The bout was held inside the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. Despite having success with the takedowns, things didn’t go Latifi’s way as Lewis was awarded the unanimous decision […]
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Dominick Reyes has unveiled what Jon Jones told him following their bout at UFC 247. On Feb. 8, Reyes challenged Jones for the UFC light heavyweight championship. The title bout headlined UFC 247 inside the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. Jones vs. Re…
Dominick Reyes has unveiled what Jon Jones told him following their bout at UFC 247. On Feb. 8, Reyes challenged Jones for the UFC light heavyweight championship. The title bout headlined UFC 247 inside the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. Jones vs. Reyes went the distance and “Bones” was awarded the unanimous decision win. The […]
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Jon Jones knows he beat Dominick Reyes at UFC 247 and the main reason he did so was because of the challenger’s cardio. The two fought at UFC 247 where it was a very close fight and one many were split on who had won. “Bones” had turn…
Jon Jones knows he beat Dominick Reyes at UFC 247 and the main reason he did so was because of the challenger’s cardio. The two fought at UFC 247 where it was a very close fight and one many were split on who had won. “Bones” had turned it on in the later rounds, where […]
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UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones offered some hard truths for Dominick Reyes. Jones successfully defended his title following a closely-fought five-round war with Reyes in the UFC 247 headliner this past weekend. Despite many believing Reyes deserved to win after his performance in the first three rounds, it was “Bones” who came away with […]
UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones offered some hard truths for Dominick Reyes.
Jones successfully defended his title following a closely-fought five-round war with Reyes in the UFC 247 headliner this past weekend.
Despite many believing Reyes deserved to win after his performance in the first three rounds, it was “Bones” who came away with the unanimous decision victory after a strong showing in the latter half of the fight.
“The Devastator” has since claimed he won the fight and that Jones knows it deep down as well. He has also blamed the judges, with one, in particular, controversially giving Jones four rounds.
But for the champion, Reyes only has himself to blame. For one, he believes Reyes only had one good moment in the second round and even then, Jones was doing well defensively.
“Dominic’s absolute best moment in round two, give me those defensive points, I’ll take that,” Jones tweeted on Tuesday.
Jones proceeded to tweet further, telling Reyes to blame his conditioning rather than the judges.
“I love how whenever I have a competitive fight everyone claims the other guy won. Guess it just comes with the territory,” he added.
“Dominic out struck me by literally 12 shots. I scored the take downs, was the aggressor, control the octagon every round, had more significant strikes landed.. Dom completely stopped fighting in the championship rounds and has the audacity to be mad at the judges. 
“Don’t be mad at the judges, be mad at Dom’s conditioning guy. man started to give up when the water got deep and is now going around doing interviews talking about being robbed. When will these young boys start taking responsibility that’s what’s wrong with boys these days.”
Dominic out struck me by literally 12 shots. I scored the take downs, was the aggressor, control the octagon every round, had more significant strikes landed.. Dom completely stopped fighting in the championship rounds and has the audacity to be mad at the judges.
— Jon Bones Jones (@JonnyBones) February 12, 2020
Don’t be mad at the judges, be mad at Dom’s conditioning guy. man started to give up when the water got deep and is now going around doing interviews talking about being robbed. When will these young boys start taking responsibility
that’s what’s wrong with boys these days.
— Jon Bones Jones (@JonnyBones) February 12, 2020
In the end, Jones was happy to be part of a classic and show his grit and determination in the fight.
“At the end of the day, I got to be a part of another classic. I’m over here in ABQ smiling from ear to ear. Having fights like that tickles my pickle, it makes me feel so alive. Makes me feel like a man. Especially when you display having balls the way I did, nothing but a win.
“And I know my haters are pissed, which also makes me really happy lol. … Fights like those are the ones fans never forget. What a way to make history.”
What do you think of Jones’ tweets?
The UFC 247 medical suspensions are in. Three fighters are facing six-month sits. Those are UFC women’s flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko, Journey Newson and Andre Ewell. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation doesn’t disclo…
The UFC 247 medical suspensions are in. Three fighters are facing six-month sits. Those are UFC women’s flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko, Journey Newson and Andre Ewell. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation doesn’t disclose details of medical suspensions, but it is assumed that those facing longer suspensions will be able to get medical clearance […]
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The UFC 247 medical suspensions are in after this past weekend’s (Sat. February 8, 2020) pay-per-view (PPV) event from the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. In the main event of the night, Jon Jones retained his light heavyweight championship over Dominick Reyes. Also, in the co-main event, Valentina Shevchenko retained her women’s flyweight title over […]
The UFC 247 medical suspensions are in after this past weekend’s (Sat. February 8, 2020) pay-per-view (PPV) event from the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.
In the main event of the night, Jon Jones retained his light heavyweight championship over Dominick Reyes. Also, in the co-main event, Valentina Shevchenko retained her women’s flyweight title over Katlyn Chookagian. Now, she’ll sit until August 7 after being evaluated by doctors. As for Jones, he is medically suspended until March 10, as is Reyes.
Check out the full UFC 247 medical suspensions below, courtesy of MMA Fighting.
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