UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones returns Saturday after seven months off to put his title on the line against Dominick Reyes in the UFC 247 main event. Jones (25-1 MMA, 19-1 UFC) has been through a lot in his career, but it seems as though this latest title reign is where his full potential could be met. UFC 247, which takes place at Toyota Center in Houston and airs on pay-per-view following prelims on ESPN and early prelims on UFC Fight Pass/ESPN+, could represent the 14th UFC title-fight win for Jones, giving him the all-time record. That footnote in history is something Jones has been pursuing for quite some time, but he’ll have to get through Reyes (12-0 MMA, 6-0 UFC) to make it happen.
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UFC 247 preview: Inside Jon Jones’ resume and the major record he can set in Houston – MMA Junkie