VIDEO: Jon Jones is no stranger to using the choke grip; during his illustrious run at 205 pounds, he submitted opponents like Ryan Bader, Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, and Lyoto Machida. However, he has now given up the UFC light-heavyweight belt to win the heavyweight crown. Recently, a video of a young boy who appeared to be in his teens choking a brother who defended his sister went viral. He was compared to the UFC fighter Jon Jones by MMA fans. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN
Video: A brother loses the battle for her sister as the opponent chokes him
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One of the Twitter Users commented on the video, writing,” Jon Jones at school.”
The viral video’s story begins with an argument between a boy and a teenage girl. The girl’s sibling was also nearby the entire time. The brother suddenly intervened and started a fight with the man disputing his sister. The man refused to accept his punches, so he used a rear naked choke to hold him down. He eventually left the man, but the man with the orange t-shirt (the brother) could not even stand.
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Jon Jones vs Francis Ngannou at UFC 285?
Although a challenger hasn’t been decided, Jon Jones is reportedly “penciled” in to make his Octagon comeback at UFC 285 on March 5 in Las Vegas. According to Nolan King of MMAJunkie, Jones, who last competed in February 2020, is “ready to go,” and Curtis Blaydes and Francis Ngannou, who are both rehabbing from knee injuries, are probable opponents.
Jones successfully defended his light heavyweight title against Dominick Reyes in his most recent encounter, bringing his career record to 26-1 with one no-contest.
We are moving in the right path with Francis, UFC president Dana White said to ESPN earlier this month. “There is no question that Francis should be in this position and complete his legacy at the UFC. I believe we’re on the verge of finishing it. Fans can anticipate a thrilling matchup with former light-heavyweight champion and Hall of Famer Jon Jones if Ngannou decides to continue with the UFC.”
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