On June 22, UFC officially confirmed the information Jon Jones retired and Tom Aspinall was promoted to holding the Heavyweight weight belt. Jones planned to retire after the match against Stipe Miocic, but UFC still tried to convince him to play and failed.
Jon Jones's play and UFC are glorious. He is attached to UFC and contributes to enhancing the tournament to achieve the current position. Jones even took a break for 3 years, then returned, continued to win and only retired when he ended the target.
In UFC history, Jon Jones is the most fighter player, with 17 times. He won 16 matches, and the remaining match was a victory but was later canceled. Jones was stripped of the victory of Daniel Cormier for being discovered to use banned substances during the competition.
Jones took a break at the age of 38, about 14 years after winning the first championship. He is the youngest UFC champion of all time. The first Jones lifted the UFC belt in March 2011, the time he defeated Maurício Rua at UFC 128 and owned the Light Heavyweight weight championship belt.
During Jones playing at UFC, he had a series of 20 consecutive unbeaten matches, a very difficult achievement. In addition, Jones is also one of the rare boxers who have never been knocked down by the opponent in his career, showing that he has a very comprehensive skill.