Dana White paved the way for the rising chicken, the price was sacrificing Jon Jones

UFC’s Dark Agenda Exposed: How Dana White and the UFC Are Sacrificing Jon Jones to Build Up Tom Aspinall—The Shocking Truth Behind Favoritism, Career Ruin, and the Destruction of MMA Legends for Short-Term Hype

An Easy Path for Aspinall: Is UFC Turning Jon Jones Into a Sacrificial Pawn?

After Jon Jones’ dominant win over Stipe Miocic at UFC 309, the promotion seems determined to push him toward an inevitable loss, all to build up Tom Aspinall. Aspinall, an unproven young fighter with limited accomplishments, is being handed opportunities and spotlight he hasn’t earned. UFC is fast-tracking his rise to the top, skipping over legitimate challenges, while Jones is being groomed as the next victim in this glorified cash grab. After Jones’ victory, Dana White and Hunter Campbell exchanged a bizarre glance and pointed directly at Aspinall, signaling that UFC is setting up a fight that will likely end in disaster for Jones. This isn’t a coincidence—Aspinall is being set up as the “new star,” with Jones sacrificed as the stepping stone.

Miocic Discarded: Will Jones Be the Next to Be Thrown Away for Aspinall’s Convenience?

UFC had no problem discarding Miocic, one of the greatest fighters in UFC history, simply to make room for Aspinall. Now, UFC is prepared to throw Jon Jones into the same meat grinder. Despite Jones’ legendary status, UFC seems content to ruin his career just to elevate a fighter who hasn’t earned a fraction of the respect or recognition Jones has. Aspinall’s call-out of Jones is just the beginning of UFC’s transparent agenda to promote an unproven fighter while discarding the icons who helped build the promotion. Jones has already publicly stated he’ll retire if forced to face Aspinall, and UFC shows little hesitation in pushing him toward that decision. This is a disgraceful move that reeks of calculated manipulation for the sake of short-term attention.

Why Is UFC Fast-Tracking Aspinall Without Earning His Spot?

There’s no denying that Aspinall has potential, but his rise has been handed to him with little real testing of his abilities. He has yet to face anyone of Jones’ caliber, yet UFC is rolling out the red carpet for him as if he’s already a champion. Aspinall claims that a fight with Jon Jones would be the biggest heavyweight clash in UFC history—but that’s simply not true. He’s been given everything on a silver platter without earning the right to challenge someone like Jones. UFC has been pushing Aspinall as if he’s a finished product, while shoving veterans like Miocic and Jones aside to make room for this “new star.” This isn’t about merit; it’s about manipulating the system for a quick profit, and it’s sickening.

Dana White: The Puppet Master Pulling the Strings, Throwing Legends to the Wolves

Dana White’s role in all this is crystal clear: He’s playing a dangerous game, sacrificing the careers of established legends like Jon Jones to promote the next “big thing.” White is stacking the deck against Jones, giving Aspinall every advantage, even though Aspinall hasn’t proven he can handle the heat of a real fight with a legend. White’s decision-making reeks of opportunism—he’s willing to throw away years of hard work and credibility to build up a fighter who isn’t even in the same league as Jones. White’s agenda is about short-term hype and the promise of big money, regardless of the cost to fighters who have sacrificed everything for the promotion. It’s an exploitation of MMA’s real heroes for a quick cash grab.

Jon Jones: A Legendary Career on the Verge of Being Destroyed for UFC’s Latest Cash Grab

Jon Jones, one of the greatest fighters in UFC history, is being sacrificed for the sake of creating a star who’s not even in the same league. Jones has made it clear: if UFC forces him to fight Aspinall, he’ll retire. UFC doesn’t care about that—they’d rather see Jones walk away than let go of the opportunity to elevate Aspinall at his expense. UFC’s disregard for Jones’ legacy and their willingness to throw him under the bus to build a fighter with minimal credentials is disgraceful. If UFC goes through with this, it will be a sad day for MMA, proving that UFC is willing to sacrifice true greatness for the sake of fleeting attention.