In the first match in the Light Heavyweight weight class, Adesanya defeated the reigning Jan Blachowicz champion at UFC 259's main event.
Despite those shortcomings, the head coach of Adesanya, Eugene Bareman, said a few days that the team had determined where they were wrong and with better time and preparation, they would be confident that they would be remaining with Blachowicz.
In addition, Bareman also stated that a Superfight match with Jones could still happen because Jon Jones could earn a lot of money from adesanya.
“Jon Jones is a businessman,” Bareman said. “Jon Jones understood how the Pay Per View market worked and he understood where the money was and that was why this war wouldn't end yet.”
Recently, Jon Jones has mocked Baremen's comments while pointing out the problems that Adesanya encountered in front of a bigger, stronger physical and better physical skills.
“Give up the coach,” Jones wrote on Twitter. “We all saw his cards, his boxer almost did not know how to defend the Takedown technique. Now he just wants to enjoy the reputation, if he honestly put him (Adesanya) in the cage to fight a 260 pound after the last match, he does not care about the health of the boxer.”
The competition between Jones and Adesanya has burned after a series of interviews and social networks, leading to many fiery exchanges between the two boxers. Adesanya continuously launched a timeline on the time he would gain weight to finally challenge Jones, including the possibility of the match that could take place in the Heavyweight weight class.
In terms of all, Adesanya's defeat against Blachowicz has minimized the possibility of the war that could happen in the near future. Especially when “The Last StyleBender” is expected to return to Middleweight to protect the belt. As for Jones, he is currently increasing muscle strength to prepare the Heavyweight championship with the winner in the Stipe Miocic vs Francis Ngannou.