AI analyzes Jones eye pokes - Sherdog Forums I was curious about how Jones' record would be affected if the referees actually enforced the rules regarding eye pokes and deducted a point for each of them So I asked ChatGPT, here are my prompts and the answers My question: If you removed a point from Jon Jones every time he poked
Significant Stats, ‘UFC 285: Jones vs. Gane’ Main Event: Jon Jones vs Ciryl Gane Jon Jones Key stats: 14 title fight wins (1st all-time), 57 9 percent significant strike accuracy (3rd all-time among light heavyweights), 44 2 percent takedown accuracy (4th among light heavyweights) What it means: “Bones” is as complete a mixed martial artist as any that exist on the roster, past or present Granted, the appealing part of UFC 285 is
Verdict MMA’s OverUnder: Jon Jones is bringing . . . - MMA Underground Jon Jones is bringing David Goggins to fight week Jon Jones says he lacked motivation in his last few fights, which made for dull performances Many questioned whether the dull performances were caused by a regression in skill or if Jones (26-1 MMA, 20-1 UFC) was truly unmotivated After stepping away from the octagon for more than three years, Jones says his passion for the sport has been
Media Jon Jones interview with ESPN MMA - Sherdog Forums ESPN chapters below: 0:00 Time off and rehabbing injury 2:21 Move to heavyweight 5:15 Beating Ciryl Gane for HW title 6:25 His journey in the UFC 7:13 Jon Jones' prime 8:25 Most important rivals and fights 11:45 12 to 6 elbow
The Jon Jones opponents were past their prime too small for him myth Let me start of by saying Jon Jones started his carreer at light heavyweight, walking around at 219 lbs He was a realitvely tall, skinny lean lightheavyweight All his opponents he fought near the start of his career and the begging of his title reign looked larger and thicker than he did
Jones vs Reyes --- Analysis done by expert AI - Sherdog Forums Grappling attempts by Jones added control points, especially in Rounds 4 and 5 This detailed round-by-round analysis reflects an edge for Jon Jones, as his control and pressure in rounds 3, 4, and 5 arguably align more with the UFC’s criteria, as he steadily built momentum and limited Reyes’s effectiveness toward the end