Both title challengers have their work cut out for them at UFC 285, and it remains to be seen if a three-year absence from the Octagon (not to mention a move up to heavyweight) will hold Jones back.
Gane challenged Ngannou unsuccessfully for the belt last January, where he lost via unanimous decision. Jones and Gane are vying for the UFC heavyweight title which was stripped from Francis Ngannou after he and the UFC failed to negotiate a new contract and he withdrew from the promotion. Save $500 when you pre-order the new LG C3 OLED TV and soundbar This top-rated Sony 55-inch 4K TV is under $500 with latest deal The 7 best TV deals in the Best Buy 3-day sale, from just $260 In real terms, it’s safe to say Jones has never really been beaten, and the stakes are high for Ciryl Gane to be the first one to do so.
Jones boasts a professional fighting record of 26 wins, one loss, and one no-contest, with his single “loss” coming via disqualification.
Jon Jones has had his fair share of controversy throughout his career, but few can deny the former two-time light heavyweight champion’s skill in the Octagon. Existing ESPN+ subscribers will have to pony up the $80 to watch the UFC 285 live stream online, however.Īnd this is certainly one that ESPN+ subscribers and UFC fans won’t want to miss. The good news is that if you don’t yet have ESPN+, you can sign up for a one-year subscription and get the UFC 285 PPV for a combined price of $125. It currently costs $10 per month or $100 per year for ESPN+ while UFC pay-per-views now cost $80 - the price of both has slowly crept up over the years, so it’s getting more expensive to be an MMA fan. The only way to watch UFC PPV fights is with ESPN+, the exclusive broadcaster of such events in the U.S. Jones vs Gane, as with virtually all numbered UFC events, is pay-per-view. This is a pay-per-view event as you have probably surmised, but if you’re new to ESPN+ and you want to watch the UFC 285 live stream online Saturday, here’s how you can save some cash. Raising the stakes even higher is the fact that the UFC Heavyweight Championship is on the line. Not only is “Bones” returning to the ring, he’s also making his long-awaited debut at heavyweight, and he’ll be receiving a warm welcome from fans as well as his opponent, Ciryl Gane. It’s finally happening this weekend: After three years out of the Octagon, former two-time UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones is making his return to MMA.
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