Faber Predicts Miocic-Jones Winner

Dmitriy Kel April 23, 2022, 10:50 a.m.

Former UFC fighter Urijah Faber spoke out about a potential fight between the former heavyweight champion of the promotion Stipe Miocic and former "king" of the light heavyweight division John Jones.

“John John looks like a real beast. He is an incredible athlete and possibly the best fighter of all time. If he really is as big as he looks on all these posts, then I think he weighs in the region of 250 pounds. Yes, I choose Jones in this confrontation,” Faber said in an interview with The Schmo.

We will remind, earlier UFC President Dana White said that the fight Jones — Miocic could take place in the summer.

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