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Tom Aspinall is currently one of the top contenders for a title shot. Fans frequently debate on social media, with many praising Aspinall’s current form and considering that he could beat Jon Jones. However, a recent video of Aspinall’s grappling session with the former rugby star Ugo Monye caught the attention of fans, leading some to criticize the 31-year-old.
Monye, the former rugby player, recently engaged with interim title holder Aspinall and managed to take him down. Fans reacted by mocking Aspinall, with one commenting, “Jones is finishing him real quick.”
Another fan criticized Aspinall by suggesting he wouldn’t be able to beat Jon Jones, agreeing with Dana White’s opinion that the ‘Honey Badger’ doesn’t deserve a title shot.
One fan noted that Monye, who is older than Aspinall and doesn’t train in MMA, managed to take him down.
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Another fan praised Monye for his impressive effort in the grappling.
One fan praised Aspinall, stating that he is now in his prime and will remain unbeaten until his late thirties.
Fans have mixed opinions about the grappling match between Aspinall and Monye, with many mocking the former. Additionally, Aspinall’s fight with Jones is in jeopardy, as the latter might consider retirement after his bout with Stipe Miocic.
Will Jon Jones Face Tom Aspinall?
UFC Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones is hinting at retirement before his comeback. In a recent social media post, the 37-year-old suggested he might retire after his next fight with Stipe Miocic. He mentioned that after this year, he may not need to work again, saying on Instagram, “Fun fact after this year Jon Jones will never have to work again, retired at age 37.”
Jones has been inactive since March 2023, when he won the vacant title with a submission victory over former interim champion Ciryl Gane at UFC 285. With his recent hints at retirement, it’s uncertain if ‘Bones’ will ever face Aspinall in the Octagon. Only time will tell.