At UFC 285, Jon Jones made history by becoming the first fighter to ever hold both the light heavyweight and heavyweight titles simultaneously. In a stunning display of dominance, Jones choked out Ciryl Gane in just two minutes to claim the heavyweight title.
The fight began with Jones immediately taking control of the center of the octagon. He used his superior reach to keep Gane at bay, while also landing a few hard shots. Gane was able to land a few shots of his own, but Jones was able to absorb them and keep the pressure on.
Jones then began to take the fight to the ground, where he was able to take Gane’s back and secure a rear-naked choke. Gane was unable to escape and was forced to tap out at the two-minute mark.
The victory was a testament to Jones’s skill and dominance in the octagon. He was able to take control of the fight from the start and never let Gane get back into it. His ability to take the fight to the ground and secure the submission was impressive, and it was clear that he was the superior fighter.
The win also solidified Jones’s place in history as the first fighter to ever hold both the light heavyweight and heavyweight titles simultaneously. It was a remarkable achievement, and one that will likely never be matched.
Jones’s victory at UFC 285 was a stunning display of dominance and skill. He was able to take control of the fight from the start and never let Gane get back into it. His ability to take the fight to the ground and secure the submission was impressive, and it was clear that he was the superior fighter. With this win, Jones has cemented his place in history as the first fighter to ever hold both the light heavyweight and heavyweight titles simultaneously.