Tom Aspinall believes he should be fighting Jon Jones instead of Stipe Miocic. Read about his rise to the top and his desire to face the greatest of all time.
| Tom Aspinall captured the interim heavyweight championship at UFC 295 with a stunning first-round knockout.
| He believes that he should be fighting Jon Jones instead of Stipe Miocic.
| Aspinall’s performance at Madison Square Garden showcased his skills and generated interest in a potential fight against Jones.
| Fight fans speculate that both Jones and Miocic may retire after their superfight.
| Aspinall sees facing Jones as an opportunity to test himself against the best.
Tom Aspinall’s Rise to the Top
In a stunning turn of events at UFC 295, Tom Aspinall emerged victorious and captured the interim heavyweight championship. His first-round knockout of Sergei Pavlovich in the co-main event left fans in awe. The fight was arranged just two weeks before the event, as Jon Jones had to withdraw from his headliner against Stipe Miocic. Instead of finding a replacement for Miocic, the promotion decided to book the interim title fight.
Aspinall’s Performance at Madison Square Garden
Aspinall’s performance at Madison Square Garden was nothing short of spectacular. He showcased his skills and proved why he deserves a shot at Jon Jones. Aspinall believes that the interest in a fight between him and Jones would be much higher than a fight against Stipe Miocic, who hasn’t fought in three years and is now 42 years old.
The Future of Jon Jones and Stipe Miocic
Fight fans have speculated that both Jon Jones and Stipe Miocic will retire from mixed martial arts after their highly anticipated superfight. Aspinall expressed his desire to face Jones, considering him the greatest of all time. While it may not define his overall career, Aspinall sees it as an opportunity to test his skills against the best.
Looking Ahead
Aspinall’s focus is firmly set on a future showdown with Jon Jones. He believes that the UFC will recognize the interest and make the fight happen. Aspinall is determined to prove himself and cement his place in the history of the sport.
