In a revealing interview with Kevin Iole prior to UFC 309, heavyweight champion Jon Jones made clear his stance on his future in the Octagon. It seems he is prioritizing a possible confrontation with Alex Pereira and ruling out interim champion Tom Aspinall,

Daniel Cormier doesn’t rule out the possibility of Jon Jones vs. Francis Ngannou happening. If you ask UFC CEO Dana White, he’ll tell you there’s zero chance of that becoming a reality. White recently went off Ngannou, and their relationship appears to be as soured as ever.

Daniel Cormier can admit how talented Jon Jones is, but don't expect them to become friends like Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield.

Daniel Cormier was brutally honest about his relationship with Jon Jones. Cormier and Jones engaged in one of the biggest rivalries in UFC history, with Jones getting the better of "DC" twice in title fights – but the second

Jon Jones has no plans to fight Tom Aspinall. On November 16, ‘Bones’ will return to the Octagon for the first time since his quickfire submission victory over Ciryl Gane at UFC 285. On that night, Jones claimed the vacant UFC heavyweight world championship.