With Jones very much in the Aspinall clan's crosshairs, the acclaimed coach of the UFC interim heavyweight champion gave an appraisal of Jones' display against Miocic at 37 years old.

UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones provided a positive update about his fighting future. Jones (27-1 MMA, 21-1 UFC) is fresh off his first title defense against Stipe Miocic less than two weeks ago in the UFC 309 headliner at Madison Square Garden in New York.

Jones did say he has a dollar amount in his head for a return, though he refused to disclose what it would cost the UFC to get him back in the Octagon. What Jones did not clarify

There's no secret that fans want more from Jon Jones after his heavyweight title defense against Stipe Miocic at UFC 309. Miocic hadn't fought since COVID-era MMA in 2021. Many thought that interim titleholder Tom Aspinall should have had the opportunity,

Jones is fresh off his first title defense at heavyweight, a Round 3 TKO of Stipe Miocic less than two weeks ago in the UFC 309 main event. Meanwhile, Aspinall defended his interim title with a first-round TKO of Curtis Blayes in the UFC 304 headliner in July.

Jon Jones has said negotiations over his next UFC fight have begun, with the heavyweight champion already back in training after beating Stipe Miocic. Jones stopped former champion Miocic in round three this month, retaining his title and potentially setting up a clash with Tom Aspinall – who holds the interim belt.

Jon Jones won his first UFC heavyweight title defense against Stipe Miocic at UFC 309 last Saturday. It was his big comeback after almost two years since winning the title at UFC 285. Jon looked amazing and fought really well.

UFC HW Champ Jon Jones, at 37, declares he's 'hungry and fierce' just two days after his triumphant UFC 309 victory.

Jon Jones successfully defended his heavyweight title for the first time after a brutal display against Stipe Miocic at UFC 309.