Jon Jones launches expletive-Filled rant aimed at Tom Aspinall amid speculation about future fight

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UFC heavyweight champion, Jon Jones has hit out at interim divisional titleholder, Tom Aspinall once more — ahead of a potential future unification clash — in a rather expletive-filled post aimed post.

Jones, a former two-time undisputed light heavyweight titleholder and a current heavyweight gold holder, is expected to return to action at the end of the year in November, taking on the returning former two-time champion, Stipe Miocic in a rescheduled championship bout at Madison Square Garden.

For Aspinall, the Atherton native avenged his sole promotional loss back in July, landing a one-sided first round knockout win over Curtis Blaydes to successfully defend his title for the first time at UFC 304 in Manchester, England.

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Jon Jones hits out at Tom Aspinall in harsh rant

And failing so far in his search of a title fight against Jon Jones in place of Ohio native, Miocic, Aspinall was the subject of another expletive-filled rant from the Rochester native — who claimed no one would ever surpass his championship fight success once he lands his hangs up his gloves for good.

“This dude (Tom Aspinall) literally has my large black c*ck in his mouth every week,” Jon Jones posted in the comments section on his official Instagram account. “I’m flattered. I absolutely guarantee he will not win more world championships than me. That’s truly all that matters at the end of the day. There’s been many champions, no one like me. I sleep good at night.”

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Sidelined through a pectoral tendon injury since March of last year, former pound-for-pound number one, Jones most recently landed the vacant heavyweight crown with a stunning submission win over former interim gold holder, Ciryl Gane.

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Facing the Frenchman in the main event of UFC 285, the returning Jones landed a first round guillotine choke submission win over the MMA Factory stape — snapping a three -year hiatus from action.