In this video we can see all the fights of Jon Jones and his moments in every fight, Jon Jones is considered the best UFC fighter in the history. He uses all the resources needed, the way he put the elbows in the opponent is incredible. Jon Jones have never loose a fight, this is why he is considered the best in the history, he started his career in 2009 vs André Gusmão, in my opinion Jon Jones is the best fighter in the history and he will continue being for the rest of the history. I hope you liked.
Jon Jones strikes me as the most dangerous and feared man in UFC history. He has the skills and qualities that have gotten him to where he is today, being a nearly undefeated champion at both light heavyweight and heavyweight, with only one loss to Matt Hamill in his early days. I like how he adapts to the style of the opponent, and his creativity in the cage, because when you see Jones you know you're not seeing just anyone. One of the blows that I like and we can see on occasion in the video is his oblique kick, a direct kick to the knee of the opponent, which destabilizes the other, although people criticize it for the serious injuries that can cause, why get into a fight with another if you do not want to end up with injuries, I like it because it is the technique he uses to keep abreast of the opponent and maintain the desired distance.
In this video we can see all the fights of Jon Jones and his moments in every fight, Jon Jones is considered the best UFC fighter in the history. He uses all the resources needed, the way he put the elbows in the opponent is incredible. Jon Jones have never loose a fight, this is why he is considered the best in the history, he started his career in 2009 vs André Gusmão, in my opinion Jon Jones is the best fighter in the history and he will continue being for the rest of the history. I hope you liked.
ResponderEliminarJon Jones strikes me as the most dangerous and feared man in UFC history. He has the skills and qualities that have gotten him to where he is today, being a nearly undefeated champion at both light heavyweight and heavyweight, with only one loss to Matt Hamill in his early days. I like how he adapts to the style of the opponent, and his creativity in the cage, because when you see Jones you know you're not seeing just anyone. One of the blows that I like and we can see on occasion in the video is his oblique kick, a direct kick to the knee of the opponent, which destabilizes the other, although people criticize it for the serious injuries that can cause, why get into a fight with another if you do not want to end up with injuries, I like it because it is the technique he uses to keep abreast of the opponent and maintain the desired distance.
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