Comments Thread For: Jon Jones: 2 Years of Training - I'd Compete With Best in Boxing

[BoxingTech718]

Jones doesn’t have Massive KO power in his hands.

But his wrestling and kicks are elite.

He will beat Hus because Gus is a career gatekeeper

He’s failed in every big fight and he will again

[frosty-g]

MMA lames need to stay in their lane

And stop doing PEDs.

Blunt and to the point.
Made me laugh because it’s so true.

[Eff Pandas]

I've always felt punching was one of Jon's weakest attributes. His elbows are baaaaaad. He's got an almost jab-like way of kicking that isn't something you see many MMA guys even do at all let alone as often as he does it thats extremely effective at keeping guys off balance & at a favorable distance to Jon. His submission skills are up there. Dudes knees are underrated probably. But his boxing needs f#cking work so respect on him working on it cuz he needs to to make himself more well rounded, but idk about him talking on no world class boxer lmfao.

Fair play if he wants to fight some #80 guy in the world or something doe. He'd probably win.

[Dreamking]

2 years of boxing training vs the lifetime elite boxers put in. hmmmm I wonder who would win.

[P4Pdunny]

he would get busted for PEDS before he's even got in the ring. Cry tears like a baby, then rinse and repeat.

[Zn1]

he would get busted for PEDS before he's even got in the ring. Cry tears like a baby, then rinse and repeat.

The amount of peds he took was like a pinch of salt in a swimming pool

[LetOutTheCage]

LOL he would get annihilated in boxing

[bigjavi973]

and of course jon jones comes and fights at light heavy again in ufc....



im sorry but dude got zero balls to fight at heavyweight...

daniel cormier gets much more respect in the martial arts world for fighting pretty much anyone either heavyweight or light heavy

[TheBigLug]

what would be be? a cruiserweight, maybe light-heavyweight?

i think he would soon change his tune when getting hit at will by Gassiev, Bivol, Eleider Alvarez etc..

punching power is totally different in those sports. McGregor hit Floyd with a flush uppercut and Floyd didn't even blink. McGregor usually does damage with a clean shot in UFC.

imagine a UFC fighter getting a straight right from Kovalev...

[texasboi15]

He's got an almost jab-like way of kicking that isn't something you see many MMA guys even do at all let alone as often as he does it thats extremely effective at keeping guys off balance & at a favorable distance to Jon.

It's called an "oblique kick"

A very dangerous, controversial technique that hyperextends the knee of the opponent.

There was even talk of banning this paticular kick from competition.

You're correct Jon has mastered the technique.