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“Most crypto debates get stuck because everyone is reacting to the same surface level framing. The interesting part is usually the thing people are not saying out loud.” This week’s guest Jon Wu (Jon Wu) has a rare ability to take topics that everyone in crypto talks about and... show more

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I very much disagree with some of Jon Jones' recent statements. It's not about you, Jon. It's not about your life, it's not about your story. If you want to be a part of a reality show and take that money to delay things and hold someone else's dreams back from becoming a reality. That is ducking. That is ducking because there is a time-honored tradition in the sport. The whole thing has to move along. Get rid of that belt. Everyone thinks you've done enough. You've earned enough. You've proven enough. Now allow someone else to have that same story. You are holding back not only Tom Aspinall, but the rest of the division. So yes, you're missing the point. This isn't about you. It's about the belt.

I very much disagree with some of Jon Jones' recent statements. It's not about you, Jon. It's not about your life, it's not about your story. If you want to be a part of a reality show and take that money to delay things and hold someone else's dreams back from becoming a reality. That is ducking. That is ducking because there is a time-honored tradition in the sport. The whole thing has to move along. Get rid of that belt. Everyone thinks you've done enough. You've earned enough. You've proven enough. Now allow someone else to have that same story. You are holding back not only Tom Aspinall, but the rest of the division. So yes, you're missing the point. This isn't about you. It's about the belt.

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Tom Aspinall reacts to Jon Jones asking to be released from the UFC: “This is probably going to sound crazy to a lot of people listening, but why is the UFC not giving Jon the respect he deserves financially? That’s crazy to me. If anyone should be getting paid a lot in this sport, it should be Jon Jones for the stuff he’s done — and that’s me saying that. If anybody should be getting money in this sport, it’s Jon Jones. We’re talking about Conor McGregor and Jon Jones — those are the guys who’ve brought in revenue for over 10 years. They need to be getting paid what they deserve.”

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"[Jon Jones] doesn't understand, fighters want to fight. Jon is the only fighter that doesn't want to fight. Jon is the only fighter that's ok taking 3 years off to drink some protein shakes... Now he's sitting out by choice. If Jon thinks he's gonna find a dance partner in Pereira and one of the contingencies is that Pereira sits and does nothing for a year... It's not going to solve the problem and it's also not going to show Dana your earnest." Chael Sonnen on Jon Jones' possible return.

"[Jon Jones] doesn't understand, fighters want to fight. Jon is the only fighter that doesn't want to fight. Jon is the only fighter that's ok taking 3 years off to drink some protein shakes... Now he's sitting out by choice. If Jon thinks he's gonna find a dance partner in Pereira and one of the contingencies is that Pereira sits and does nothing for a year... It's not going to solve the problem and it's also not going to show Dana your earnest." Chael Sonnen on Jon Jones' possible return.

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