Dana White Tries to Remove Jon Jones ' Loss from UFC Record
If it hadn't been for the controversial decision to disqualify Jon Jones for elbowing Matt Hamill back in 2009, Jon Jones would have been undefeated, and the talk of “the greatest of all time” would have intensified further. Instead, his record is 26-1-1. But it seems that UFC president Dana White tried to undo this defeat, although he did not achieve much success ...“I tried my best to get this off the back of his record, which is almost impossible to do. It's crazy, " White said in an interview with ESPN (via BJPenn.com).
- At that time, the Nevada State Athletic Commission was the weakest, the guy who ran it was weak, the people who were involved were weak. At that time, everyone was weak. You should be able to look back and say, OK, let's do this right. So far, nothing good, I've worked really hard to try and take this loss off his record. But it doesn't look right.”
- At that time, the Nevada State Athletic Commission was the weakest, the guy who ran it was weak, the people who were involved were weak. At that time, everyone was weak. You should be able to look back and say, OK, let's do this right. So far, nothing good, I've worked really hard to try and take this loss off his record. But it doesn't look right.”
12-01-2021, 17:16
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