Understanding Jon Jones Ahead of UFC 232 Alexander Gustafsson Rematch | Monday Morning Analyst

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On this edition of the Monday Morning Analyst, Luke Thomas breaks down some of Jon Jones’s recent performances and looks ahead at Jones’ rematch with Alexander Gustafsson at UFC 232.

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  1. Apparently, MMA fans are scientifically illiterate. Most of these anti-intellectuals should be turning off the Alex Jones, rather than talking about Jon Jones.

    Its real simple folks: the same scientists who let you know what its Jones' blood in the first place are the ones telling you why it isnt a doping violation, just like they're the ones who told you his last violation wasnt intentional and malicious. Weird how you all trust scientific investigations which discover evidence of infractions, but don't trust the actual conclusions drawn from those investigations.

  2. People, jones jus naturally produces these stuff in his body, everyone else needs to take em, he just makes em, thats why he so good! Jon innocent!

  5. Best eye poker in MMA hands down. He doesn't really throw a lot of combinations. Like, he'll throw a thing down here, then poke you in the eye, or he'll fake over here and pole you in the eye. He does a lot of setting up of eye pokes. He doesn't just go straight for it. His opponents always have to be aware the eye poke could come at any time and from any angle. Not only that but the eye pokes are highly accurate. The threat of the eye poke is always present.

    How do you beat Jon Jones? You have to take away the eye poke, but that's easier said than done.

  10. the 4th round was not contraversal, Gus won clearly, he boxed jon up for 4 minutes, go caught with that elbow in the last minute fair enough but jon didnt do enough with it, Gus still won that round.

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