- UFC legend Jon Jones has revealed that missing the landmark fight card on the White House South Lawn in June is a regret he will live with forever.
- The American fighter, who retired in summer 2025, stated that a failure to reach a contract agreement with UFC chief Dana White prevented him from competing.
- Jones admitted it was difficult watching fellow fighters walk out from the Oval Office in front of Trump and military heroes.
- The 39-year-old previously turned down a reported $30m to fight British heavyweight Tom Aspinall before hanging up his gloves.
- Ciryl Gane won the interim heavyweight title at the White House event and was recently elevated to undisputed champion after Aspinall vacated the belt due to eye injuries.
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