Greatest resume of all time by far

Dude literally beat 10 MMA hall of famers

That standing guillotine on Lyoto Machida, and Jon releasing him and just collapsing ontop of himself was one of the wildest fight endings I've witnessed. And for those who don't know Machida was seen as something special at that time, and he was

Almost 15 years since his debut and still fighting against the BEST. Gotta respect that.

I have never seen another fighter throw elbows and knees with such vicious intent…he is and will always be the 🐐

I'll NEVER forget that elbow he hit Brandon Vera with FROM THE GUARD. I felt it through my TV.

What sets Jones apart from other fighters is that he is not trying to win or outpoint his opponents but hurt them real bad.

I've never seen Shogun look so helpless in a fight in my life. The way Jon controlled and punished Shogun was both ruthless and shocking. Poor Shogun's instinct automatically kicked in. Although semi-conscious while down on his knees, Shogun was tapping out on the mat. He literally could take no more.

I know that Jon is amazing… But rewatching it all… holy crap. He’s craaaaaqzy good. He’s streets ahead.

3:02 That liver shot was so powerful, it made Shogun tap like he was being submitted. UNREAL power

Jones fight IQ is on another level. 🐐

The comback of a legend, he's the past the present and the future.

He was just born to fight

Feels like he was retired and now he comes back as an old man but he isn´t even old. Let´s gooo Jon!!

GOAT, zero doubt about it.

This man is not made for UFC, UFC is made for him 👍

Beat EveryBody in Every Era this Man is levels above every fighter in the UFC

This dude is an animal, absolute greatest to ever grace the Octagon

People don't recognize Jon fought all these legends as the champion most of the time just months apart. He fought soo often compared to fighter's and Champs now a days that only fight once, maybe twice a year. His rise was soo fast especially at that time to take on all this killers with ease back to back like that.

The way he drops Machida's limp body is such a savage moment

Jon's first run at Light Heavyweight is legendary, today's LHWs could never

Literally the greatest martial artist of all time.

My coach was the head coach for Matt Hamill back in the day. To this day people will ask him about "beating Jones" and his response everytime is "I have never and will never view that fight as a win." He always heaps praise for Jones because he's from CNY just like the rest of us. We'll all be rooting for Jon this weekend!

Many times have I watched his first fight till his last fight on Fight pass, what a phenomenal guy man. His first walkout is iconic to me

Jon Jones is easily one of the greatest talents we have ever seen in the sport of mixed martial arts. He made mistakes in his personal life like anyone would if rushed into riches and stardom at such a young age. Regardless of how his heavyweight title run goes, he will always be known as one of the greatest in the world. He tore through a who's who of competition like they were nothing and often fought down at their level to beat them at their own game. I was always sad not to have lived through the Tyson era of boxing but I consider myself lucky enough to have lived through the Jon Jones era of MMA.

Holy shit that guard pull from Sonnen at 4:45

A lot of people don’t know how great the light heavyweight division was over the years because Jon destroyed every single one of them. Out of all the “GOATS” he faced the toughest challenges.

No suprise why almost every UFC fighter wants Jon Jones in a street fight 😧

He is the GOAT.

The absolute legend. The greatest to ever do it. Even if he loses fights now, he is still the GOAT. It would take something completely otherworldly to outdo him in the future.

And Tyson Fury thinks he could last against JJ 😂

The king 👑 is back....

Thought they were going to show the 12-6 elbow for a second there lol

I remember watching his fight against Bonnar in shock with the stuff he was doing in there. Been a massive fan ever since. He's the GOAT and he's starting to make the conversation a given

i’d pick prime jon jones over any man that has walked this planet

Jon Jones is going to remind everyone who he is on March 4th. PFP #1 of all time.

Holy fucking shit I started watching MMA during the pandemic so it's my first time seeing Jon Jones fight. I haven't seen anyone strike with such violent intent. Crazy

Jon Jones's calf muscles are so small but man he's such a beast. Great fighter

Jon has the nastiest ground and pound

The choke on Machida was cold 🥶

Absolutly love his style. His elbows are s o smooth like from frickin movie, amazing grappling and finishers. INDISPUTABLE🐐

Crazy that shogun tapped to strikes.

The GOAT 🐐

2:10 those elbows. ouch!

How does anyone not think he's the goat? Ignoring his personal life, no one has consistently dominated, not just beat but absolutely decimated, the biggest and baddest in the world. He doesn't just win, he forces his opponents into submission through sheer power and skill. The takes 3 years off and goes up a weight class and forces a submission in the first round. One of the greatest fighters in history.

even if he loses the Gane fight he is already cemented as the GOAT

I like how the only thing they could show in the Reyes fight was him landing a light left hook.

In the second fight with DC, 6:28 the stoppage was a full 5 punches late. That's crazy.

And he made it all looks sooo easy. The best MMA fighter of all time

I will never understand how Anthony Smith said that Jones isn't that good 🤣 🤣 🤣

Legend 👏

Title win against Shogun is the most brutal beating I've ever seen. JJ brings a new level of violence to MMA.

Amazing video, He's the GOAT®️ fore sure

👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 what an amazing fighter! Thanks for the video, UFC-ULTIMATE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP

There are some people who are so blinded by hatred that they think Jones lost his last fights xD

Say what you want about him as a person but god damn what a fighter

The goat by far. People who talk about khabit being goat should stop watching mma. Jones, Anderson Silva, GSP, Fedor... they're the real deal without avoiding fights and beating world class legendary opponents.

The greatest fighter of all time

How can you not have him at #1? As long as he doesn't stay too long, which he won't, he will always be the GOAT.

Rogan knew he was special from the beginning

so amazing

Dude literally beat 10 MMA hall of famers. Jon's first run at Light Heavyweight is legendary, today's LHWs could never.

He really took his professional time to get ready to fight at heavyweight. we will see history once again this Saturday

This needs an update ❤ goat!!

We didn't see much of him in the Gane fight but it's crazy that even in 2020 he was performing at a high level

He was really motivated and driven back then, pretty much unstoppable.

If Jones is the GOAT in MMA then Armstrong is also the GOAT in cycling

The way that jones used throws against world class fighters doesnt get talked about enough.

I remember watching his run at the title and those first few defences in terror. I thought there was a good chance one of his opponents would die.

Jones rounds are not to score points, but how much to hurt the enemy.

Y sigue siendo el GOAT 💪🐐🐐🐐

Beast mode

most vicious ground and pound ever

Jon is a beast. No doubt. Completely well rounded in technique. I would still like to see him polish the delivery of his kicks some. He already has finesse for a big guy. If his kicks were less choppy he would be flawless.

The greatest moment to me is when shogun taps out after being dropped

What makes Bones so great is how violent and vicious he is. GOAT! 🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊

The best of all times.

Jon Jones is truly one of the all time UFC greats, his list of opponents is stuff of legend and he beat them all, competed at the top level, Jon Jones a once in a generation talent, the GOAT is back 🐐👏👏👏

For those who haven't been watching the UFC from the start... this video helps them understand, "WTF is Jon Jones??" THAT is Jon Jones. Besides Robbie Lawler or Wanderlai Silva, the fastest to sense when his opponent is hurt and just start applying vicious violence to get them out of there. And absolutely DOMINATED dominant wrestlers. Gane better have been spending the last 3 - 4 months ONLY working take-down defense...

absolutely amazing highlights, reyes fight was def arobbery

The legend all time🐐

If jbj was in the military he would be the most decorated person his killer instinct is other worldly

I am rooting for him against Gane, but I don't know if he can pull it off

Thax 4 d inspiration

The shakehand with Reyes was icing on the cake.. good sportmanship!

Jon the GOAT

god he is amazing, a true talent and incredible fighter, it's like watching an artist at work...

I never get tired of watching his fights.

O Melhor de todos

Should have showed the armbar escape in the Belfort fight - he was ready to break his arm ... that sequence defines Jones for me ...

cool idea for a video, UFC has done a good job promoting fights on this channel in the past couple years

How has the ufc never showed something like this before i am beyond amazed. I wish they would show some of his younger fights.

“Suplex” 🤣

Some athletes are just special. Some people are. The same thing that goes with Jon, goes with Khabib. They were just made for MMA. With Jon, it's very interesting tho. It's like he has this aura that protects him from losing and looking all that vulnerable inside the cage. First, he comes in as a 20yo boy and dominates before coming into the UFC, showcasing a knack for striking, even tho he did it for couple months only. Fights with a vast array of creative strikes that look real solid and technical, crazy for someone that inexperienced. Then, the big leagues come. He ragdolls an already established, famous fighter in Bonnar, then dominates two prospects in Bader, Hamill, devours an experienced, tough, solid vet in Matyushenko. Beats up Shogun for the title, makes that man CRY, then does Rampage dirty, who does that to most people, Lyoto, Rashad fights... That young and pushing around established legends. Okay, he was the new gen, more athletic, bigger than them mostly. But either way, those were instincts and skills, nothing else. The Vitor fight really showed that he has a supernatural gift, it's decided by the universe that he wouldn't lose. Got caught in that armbar and not only that, but Vitor was hanging from his arm, while Jon's hand slipped and it was only that extended arm for 2 seconds, holding Vitor yanking on it. The fact that that arm didn't dislocate, break or tendons didn't tore - it's just being blessed and Jon knows it. Gustaffson yet another close one, beats Chael and Glover in their own game (that Glover fight was most likely the best and most complete he's ever looked. Basically flawless and even got to play some showmanship with Foreman's crab guard). And then DC 2, destruction, Dom Reyes YET AGAIN somehow pulling thru against a new gen (a third gen fighter for him, that he had beaten), who gave him a lot of problems. Finally, Ciryl Gane toying. He was made for cage fighting and that's it. The best ever, as much as I like GSP and Might Mouse. They are close, but not it. Khabib is the only one who's even more dominant and could've surpassed it, but we'll never know now. Osss

I am a hardcore Khabib and Islam fan. But Jon Jones. Sheesh, he is just amazing. I would have to admit, he is the GOAT.

Missing the eye pokes and knee stomps to complete this

Love the video but idk why there is just a black screen from 4:41 to 5:02

Herb Dean screaming "FIGHT BACK! FIGHT BACK!" at 2:12 is just wild. What was buddy gon' do?

I can't believe he is finally back!

Jon Jones is the GOAT. You got people like DJ and GSP that would find a weakness in an opponent’s game and beat them there. Anderson would beat people in the stand up by pushing his strength on people. Jones, and Fedor, we different because they would find whatever your best at and beat you at your own game.