Jones 3.0?

Jon Jones Previews UFC 285 Heavyweight Title Bout Against Ciryl Gane Jon Jones is widely regarded as one of the best fighters in UFC history and for good reason. With a record of 26-1 in mixed martial arts (MMA), including a 20-1 record in the UFC, Jones has dominated the light heavyweight division for over a decade. Now, he's looking to make a splash in the heavyweight division, and his first opponent is none other than Ciryl Gane. Gane, who holds a record of 11-1 in MMA, including an 8-1 record in the UFC, is a former interim heavyweight champion who has quickly risen through the ranks with his impressive striking and footwork. But Jones is not one to take his opponents lightly, and he has spent hours studying film to prepare for the bout. At the UFC 285 pre-fight press conference, Jones had nothing but praise for Gane, calling him a "great fighter" with "great footwork" and "great striking." However, he also noted that he sees some weaknesses in Gane's game that he plans to exploit. "When he's in one stance, there are things he really loves to do. He goes to the same well a lot," Jones said. "When he's in the opposite stance, he has his tendencies. Outside of that, I realized that he doesn't have much wrestling. He relies on evasion, trying to get away. He relies on jiu-jitsu instead of solid takedown defense, and the same with the ground game." Jones also pointed to Gane's fight against Francis Ngannou, where Ngannou was able to control Gane on the ground for several minutes despite not being known for his grappling. Despite his analysis, Jones made it clear that he still respects Gane as a fighter and expects a tough fight. "I think it's going to be a great fight," he said. Jones is known for his meticulous preparation and attention to detail, and his focus on studying film is just one example of that. He has also been vocal about his desire to take on the best heavyweights in the world, and a win over Gane would certainly establish him as a top contender in the division. The UFC 285 main event is set to take place at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on an as-yet-unannounced date, but fans are already eagerly anticipating the matchup between two of the most exciting fighters in the sport.