Dana White, the UFC President, continues to praise Jon Jones as the greatest MMA fighter, despite their recent public disagreements. Jones, who finished his career with a 27-1 record (1 NC), faced challenges when he was denied a spot on the UFC White House card due to trust issues cited by White. This led to a back-and-forth between the two, with Jones unhappy about being labeled dishonest and seeking assistance from a lawyer to navigate his contract disputes. White, however, remains steadfast in his admiration for Jones, calling him the MMA equivalent of basketball legend Michael Jordan. In an interview, White remarked, 'If you’re looking for your Michael Jordan, it would be Jon Jones, who is the greatest.' Jones, now in his forties, is still considered undefeated and is contemplating boxing matches if he can resolve his current UFC contract issues. This ongoing saga highlights the complexities of Jones' departure from the UFC, as he seeks to redefine his career outside the organization.