Ahead of his highly anticipated return to the Octagon at UFC 309 on Saturday, UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones revealed that he'd be willing to

Jon Jones is down to fight Alex Pereira for the BMF title “Bones” explained why he isn’t going to fight Tom Aspinall for a unification bout Jon Jones is interested in taking on Alex Pereira for the BMF title but doesn’t feel the need to have a unification bout with interim champion Tom Aspinall.

As UFC 309 approaches, featuring Jon Jones defending his heavyweight title against Stipe Miocic at Madison Square Garden, the reigning champion has sparked discussions about his future opponents and potential title pursuits.

Just days out from his heavyweight title return at UFC 309, Jon Jones has made the interesting offer to vacate that crown should he beat Stipe Miocic, and

Jon Jones is willing to vacate the heavyweight title 'on his own' terms as he looks to fight Alex Pereira next for a different title.

Chael Sonnen expects Tom Aspinall to have to defend his interim heavyweight title again after UFC 309. Jon Jones (27-1 MMA, 21-1 UFC) defends his heavyweight title against Stipe Miocic (20-4 MMA, 14-4 UFC) in Saturday’s UFC 309 main event at Madison Square Garden in New York (pay-per-view,

Discover the latest twist in Jon Jones' fighting career. Will he vacate the heavyweight crown to pursue the BMF title?

Jon Jones doesn’t believe there ever should have been an interim heavyweight title introduced in his absence but if he has to give up his belt for the chance to potentially face Alex Pereira — perhaps with a ‘BMF’ title on the line — then he’s willing to do it.