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UFC Legend Jon Jones Hints at Comeback From Retirement to Fight at the White House
WASHINGTON, D.C., JUL 5 – Jon Jones reversed his June retirement by rejoining the UFC drug testing pool to keep his options open for a potential 2026 return and a White House event, UFC officials said.
- Two weeks ago, Jon Jones stepped away from the UFC and relinquished the heavyweight championship, resulting in Tom Aspinall being named the new titleholder.
- Jones' retirement came amid legal trouble from a February hit-and-run incident in New Mexico involving an intoxicated woman found at the scene.
- Recently, Jones re-entered the UFC anti-doping testing pool, which lasted about two weeks, signaling a possible comeback and interest in fighting again.
- President Donald Trump announced his intention to hold a UFC event on the White House lawn as part of the celebrations for America's 250th anniversary.
- Jones has hinted at participating in the White House event, indicating his retirement may not last long, which could add renewed excitement to UFC's historic celebration.
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Jon Jones confirms UFC return in huge U-turn just days Aspinall crowned HW king
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Jon Jones teases potential UFC return in shocker— two weeks after retirement
After two long weeks of retirement, Jon Jones might be coming back. The former UFC heavyweight champion vacated the title and stepped away from the octagon two weeks ago, but he said Friday on X that he re-entered the anti-doping testing pool.
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