Jon Jones mocks fan's criticism and lists achievements that defend his 'terrible legacy'

Jon Jones fighting in the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Twitter/UFCBrasil

Target of harsh criticism while he has not announced what his decision will actually be about whether or not to remain in the UFC, Jon Jones does not hesitate to respond to internet users who express outrage against his actions. This time, the heavyweight champion (up to 120,2 kg) did not let a comment that speaks badly of his legacy go unnoticed.

"Jon Jones, the youngest champion in UFC history. Most dominant, longest reigning. Made millions, left the sport on his own terms, turned that big money fight into a real successful deal. Became a great father, inspired people all over the world. Yeah… what a terrible legacy,” the champion said on his social media.

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Currently in Thailand for recording of program with Nate diaz, Jones shows no interest whatsoever in stepping back into the octagon to defend his heavyweight belt against Tom aspinall. The American's actions have caused great outrage in the MMA community, who have been tirelessly calling for the sporting legend's final decision.

Jon Jones knocks out Stipe Miocic No. UFC 309. Photo: Reproduction/UFC

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At 37 years old, Jones has a record of 28 wins and only one loss, which was caused by an illegal blow that caused the athlete to be disqualified. The current linear heavyweight champion, 'Bones' has won 18 of his career victories by quick means. In his last appearance, the veteran knocked out Stipe Miocic.