Ahead of Jon Jones' return to the cage at UFC 309, Dana White has shot down a future meeting between 'Bones' and Alex Pereira.

UFC Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones has shared a blunt reason for why he has no interest in fighting interim titleholder Tom Aspinall after UFC 309.

Ahead of his scheduled title defense against Stipe Miocic at UFC 309 on Saturday at Madison Square Garden, UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones has doubled

Could UFC heavyweight champ Jon Jones be any more clear about why he has no interest in fighting Tom Aspinall?

Following Jon Jones' recent offer to Alex Pereira, the UFC light heavyweight champion has responded in typical 'Poatan' fashion.

Jon Jones and Alex Pereira are two of the UFC's biggest stars behind Ireland's Conor McGregor, so it's not hard to imagine a world where UFC CEO Dana White has them share the Octagon if the timing lines up. However, first things first, Jones stares down not only Stipe Miocic but a potential retirement at UFC 309 as well.

Jon Jones may or may not continue fighting beyond UFC 309, but if he does, the reigning heavyweight champion has declared he would be willing to return for one more fight against light heavyweight king Alex Pereira over Tom Aspinall.

Chael Sonnen believes he could be looking at a mega super fight involving Alex Pereira following UFC 309 in New York City.

Jones could exploit Pereira's ground game weakness with superior wrestling skill. Jones' reach allows him to control distance against Pereira's striking power. Jones willing to vacate heavyweight title for a BMF title fight with Pereira,