Jon Jones sent a clear message to anyone trying to dethrone him as the greatest of all time in MMA after Alex Pereira's loss to Ciryl Gane.
## What happened at UFC White House?
Pereira suffered a second-round knockout loss, ending his bid to become the first three-division champion.
Jon Jones released a short video on fight night, responding to chatter about him losing his spot as the GOAT.
## Why it matters for Jon Jones
Jones' placement as the greatest of all time is subjective, but he typically finds himself atop most lists after a Hall of Fame career.
He became the youngest champion in UFC history in 2011 and holds wins over nine UFC champions.
## What comes next for Jon Jones?
Jones tweeted a message aimed at anybody attempting to usurp him as the best ever, saying "Good luck to you all" in a now-deleted post.
He knows it will take a lot to get there, given his achievements, including becoming heavyweight champion with a submission.
And his warning to rivals is clear: he's not ready to give up his spot as the GOAT.
But Pereira's loss has only strengthened Jones' position.
So what's next for the UFC MMA athlete?
Jones will likely continue to defend his title and solidify his legacy.
He has already proven himself to be one of the greatest, with a record that includes wins over nine UFC champions.
His career has been marked by notable achievements, including becoming the youngest champion in UFC history at just 23 years old.
As of 2021, Jones has held titles in two divisions, cementing his status as one of the best.