UFC Won't Deviate from Plans for Jon Jones, Says Dana White

Despite Tom Aspinall's impressive win at Madison Square Garden, UFC president Dana White has stated that the organization will stick to its original plans for Jon Jones. Aspinall claimed the interim heavyweight title with a 69-second knockout of Sergei Pavlovich, filling in for Jones who was supposed to fight Stipe Miocic.

No Unification Bout Between Jones and Aspinall

Although many MMA fans are eager to see a unification bout between Jones and Aspinall, White has made it clear that it won't be happening. He believes that Jones and Miocic both deserve the fight they want, and that is against each other.

Jon Jones Begins Road to Recovery

After tearing his right pec in training, Jones wasted no time in getting surgery and starting his rehabilitation. White expressed his admiration for Jones' dedication to his recovery, saying that he's already in physical therapy.

Aspinall's Dream Fight Against Jones

Tom Aspinall, who became Britain's third UFC champion, has long dreamed of facing Jon Jones. After his win, he pleaded with Jones to give him the opportunity to fight him and fulfill his dream. Aspinall believes he has done enough to entice Jones to stick around and take on the challenge.

It remains to be seen whether Jones will consider Aspinall's request and delay his retirement to face the British champion.