Who won Jon Jones fight today? The highly anticipated fight between the legendary UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones and the formidable Dominick Reyes took place today, and the outcome has left the MMA world buzzing with excitement and controversy.
The fight was a highly anticipated rematch between Jones and Reyes, who first clashed in 2019. The first encounter ended in a controversial split decision victory for Jones, but many believed Reyes was the rightful winner. Today’s fight promised to settle the score once and for all.
The opening round of the fight was a back-and-forth exchange, with both fighters showcasing their striking skills. Jones landed a series of powerful punches, but Reyes was able to counter with some effective combinations of his own. The round ended with both fighters looking slightly winded, but the scorecards showed a close split decision in favor of Jones.
In the second round, Reyes seemed to gain momentum, landing several solid shots that had Jones on the defensive. However, Jones was able to weather the storm and turn the tide with a combination of knees and punches. The round ended with both fighters taking a beating, but the judges scored it in favor of Reyes.
The third round was a pivotal moment in the fight. Jones landed a powerful left hook that sent Reyes crashing to the canvas. The referee stepped in quickly, and Reyes was unable to beat the count. With that, Jones was declared the winner of the fight by knockout, once again defending his UFC light heavyweight championship.
The win marks Jones’ 27th professional victory and his 21st as a UFC champion. Despite the controversy surrounding the first fight, Jones has proven once again that he is one of the greatest fighters in the history of MMA. Reyes, on the other hand, has shown that he is a formidable opponent and will undoubtedly be a top contender in the division moving forward.
As the dust settles on today’s fight, fans and analysts are still debating the outcome. Some believe that Reyes was robbed of a victory, while others argue that Jones was the rightful winner. Regardless of the debate, today’s fight will be remembered as one of the most intense and controversial in the history of the UFC.
