Overview
- Jones says he is not retired, trains five days a week and is in the UFC drug-testing pool as he targets a proposed White House card next June.
- Dana White dismissed the plan, giving Jones “a billion to one” odds to headline the event and signaling a lack of trust.
- Chael Sonnen argued Jones avoided undisputed champion Tom Aspinall and called the comeback narrative confusing.
- Sonnen labeled Jones’ training claims as unverifiable, noting no public evidence of coaches or partners working with him.
- With Tom Aspinall installed as undisputed champion, he is slated to defend against Ciryl Gane at UFC 321 in October.