UFC broadcaster Jon Anik is "hopeful" the undisputed heavyweight title fight between Jon Jones and Tom Aspinall will take place in December in Las Vegas.

Jon Jones vs Tom Aspinall might happen in December 2025. Anik believes stripping Jones of the title isn't the right decision. A champion vs champion fight would be more exciting despite Jones holding up the division.

Jones and Aspinall have been deep in negotiations over a potential fight the last few months, but as of yet, nothing has been made official

Jon Anik would still like to see rare exceptions of simultaneous two-division UFC champions, but he understands the logic against not allowing it.

With a movie on his life coming out in October, it was fitting that MMA legend Mark Kerr was announced as part of this year’s UFC Hall of Fame class.

Dominick Cruz didn't appear too bothered with Jon Anik picking UFC champ Merab Dvalishvili as the bantamweight GOAT over him.

Dana White decided to skip the UFC 316 press conference on Thursday. In his place, long-time commentator Jon Anik stepped in to host the event in Newark, New Jersey. Things got slightly heated as Merab Dvalishvili and Sean O’Malley traded barbs before their bantamweight title rematch on Saturday night.

Bantamweight title challenger Sean O'Malley made to the Octagon showered in cheers, but the champion, Dvalishvili, was almost caught in a UFC disaster all while the fans jeered his walkout.

I’m not saying it’s this level, but as a parallel you’re talking about Lebron (James) and (Michael) Jordan, right? “You’re never going to convince me ever, ever, no matter what, under any circumstance that Lebron is better than Jordan.