Jon Jones Is FREE to Fight Francis Right Now - Everything Tyron Woodley Got Wrong - And Ronda did 12M on Netflix. A 60-year-old did 120M. Uh oh!

Chael Sonnen dismantles the myth that Jon Jones is legally bound to the UFC, declaring unequivocally that Jones is free to fight Francis Ngannou in any promotion right now—no legal carve-outs or attorney referrals needed. He argues that the entire narrative around Jones being 'trapped' is a bluff, and that the real issue isn't Jones’ freedom, but the lack of mutual desire between Jones and Ngannou to fight. Sonnen also critiques the Netflix MMA event featuring Gina Carano vs. Ronda Rousey, questioning whether 12 million viewers is truly a success when a 60-year-old boxer’s fight drew 10 times more. He dissects the performance of both fighters, suggesting Carano’s post-fight smile undermined her credibility and that her comeback story hinges on being seen as 'gutted'—a narrative her coach helped craft. Sonnen further challenges the idea that training camps can meaningfully improve skills, asserting that they’re only for conditioning and weight-cutting. He argues that Conor McGregor’s fight against Max Holloway is already decided by physical limits—McGregor can’t survive 25 minutes, so the fight must end quickly. Finally, he defends Vitor Belfort’s controversial win over Evander Holyfield, drawing a parallel to Ronda Rousey’s fight, where both fighters were misled by their opponents’ diminished state.