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More drama added to the Jon Jones vs Tom Aspinall UFC Heavyweight Championship fight

Over the past couple of weeks, the UFC heavyweight championship has been one of the hot topics. UFC 295 was all set to host the championship fight between Jon Jones and Stipe Miocic. But due to an injury to Jones, the fight was cancelled. Later, Tom Aspinall won the interim heavyweight championship. Since then, there has been drama, drama, and drama for the Jon Jones vs Tom Aspinall UFC Heavyweight Championship.

Recently, Aspinall mocked both Jones and Stipe by tweeting:

Jon Jones fired back at Tom Aspinall’s recent callouts:

All of these have been routine since Aspinall won the interim title. A few weeks ago, some experts, including Tom Aspinall, wanted Jones stripped of the title. In return, Jones tweeted out his frustration.

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Things are getting spicier, and Jon Jones vs Tom Aspinall is quite near the official announcement. It will be a great battle between both fighters, and the winner is surely going to shut down lots of chatting and hate. As of now, there is no official announcement of the fight, and we need to wait. Till then, let us look at the head-to-head stats of both fighters.

Jon Jones vs Tom Aspinall head-to-head

Jon Jones Stats Tom Aspinall
36 years old Age 30 years old
6 feet 4 inches (193 cm) Height 6 feet 5 inches (196 cm)
248 lbs (112 kg) Weight 262 lbs (119 kg)
841/2 inches (215 cm) Reach 78 inches (198 cm)
27-1-1 MMA Record 14-3-0

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Nikhil Lopes
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