Jon Jones Wants the One Fight MMA Fans Have Been Waiting For

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For years,

it has been called the biggest fight that never happened.

 

And now,

Jon Jones

believes it could finally become reality.

 

 

According to recent statements,

the UFC heavyweight champion says he is willing to find a way out of his UFC contract

 

if it means securing a fight against

Francis Ngannou.

 

 

This isn’t just another MMA fight.

 

For many fans,

it’s the ultimate heavyweight showdown.

 

The greatest MMA fighter of all time

against arguably the hardest puncher the sport has ever seen.

 

 

The rivalry has been building for years.

 

Back in 2021 and 2022,

when Ngannou was still UFC champion,

 

fans expected a collision course with Jon Jones.

 

Instead, contract disputes and negotiations collapsed.

 

Ngannou eventually left the UFC in 2023,

 

becoming one of the few champions in history

to walk away while holding the belt.

 

 

Since then,

Francis has transformed into a global combat sports superstar.

 

He shocked the boxing world by dropping: Tyson Fury

 

during their 2023 fight,

 

and reportedly earned more money from a few boxing matches

than during his entire UFC career.

 

 

Meanwhile, Jon Jones captured the UFC heavyweight title

and continued building a résumé many consider untouchable.

 

Jones holds victories over: Daniel Cormier,

Lyoto Machida,

Quinton Jackson,

Mauricio Rua,

Ciryl Gane

and countless former champions.

 

 

The biggest obstacle remains money.

 

Some analysts believe a Jones vs Ngannou super-fight

could require purses exceeding 50 million dollars combined.

 

That’s a figure rarely seen in MMA history.

 

 

Online, fans are already debating the outcome.

 

Some believe Jones’ wrestling and fight IQ

would neutralize Ngannou.

 

Others argue that Francis only needs one clean punch

to change everything.

 

 

The hype is enormous because both men are now in their late careers.

 

Every year that passes

makes this dream fight harder to organize.

 

 

For now,

it’s still just talk.

 

But after years of negotiations, missed opportunities and contract disputes,

 

the possibility of Jon Jones and Francis Ngannou finally sharing the same cage

 

feels closer than it has in a very long time.

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