Jon Jones suggests method that Francis Ngannou can use to get back to the UFC

Dana White poses next to Francis Ngannou. Photo: Reproduction/@francis_ngannou

Keeping an eye on the interest of Francis Ngannou return to UFC soon, Jon Jones has crucial advice for his rival. Aware of the rivalry created between the French-Cameroonian and Dana White, the heavyweight champion (up to 120,2 kg) suggests that humility prevail at the time of potential negotiation between the parties.

“I think Dana can work it out. I think business talks before emotions. If Francis comes forward in a humble manner, I think he can easily return to the UFC. Absolutely (he has a chance of returning). Dana White is one of the greatest minds in the sport in recent history and for a reason. Money talks, Francis comes forward and Dana will be interested,” Jones told Full Send MMA.

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Despite Jones' statement, Dana has recently stated that he has no interest in re-signing the heavyweight star. Ngannou's departure ended up being very turbulent after the former champion revealed behind-the-scenes details of his negotiations with the president and put the American in a negative light.

Francis Ngannou appears next to Kamaru Usman No. UFC Atlanta. Photo: Reproduction/X

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Moreover, Kamaru Usman surprised everyone by appearing at the ceremonial weigh-in accompanied by his personal friend Ngannou. The situation led to questions about whether the former UFC fighter was allowed to enter the event.