Jon Jones isn’t letting up on his efforts to be part of next year’s historic UFC event at the White House. The former two-division UFC champion announced his retirement in late June. Two weeks later, after the White House event was announced , Jones came out of retirement and rejoined the UFC anti-doping testing pool. UFC CEO Dana White initially threw cold water on Jones’ aspirations to be part of the event, but that hasn’t detoured Jones’ efforts.
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