Dana White affirms bond with Jon Jones as their history continues
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 11:00 PM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
Dana White expressed mutual respect for Jon Jones, calling him a 'homie for life' during an appearance on "The Pivot Podcast." White acknowledged the challenges of working with Jones throughout his career but emphasized the fighter's impact on the UFC and the sport. He praised Jones as the greatest of all time and noted that many stories about his career remain untold. White highlighted the complexity of their relationship, balancing personal friendship with professional challenges, and stated that despite difficulties, Jones has always earned his respect.
- •Dana White calls Jon Jones a 'homie for life' on The Pivot Podcast.
- •White acknowledges the challenges faced during Jones' career.
- •Jones is credited with elevating the UFC's visibility and appeal.
- •White reiterates his belief that Jones is the greatest of all time.
- •More untold stories about Jones' career are expected to emerge post-retirement.
- 11:00 PMYahoo Sports — Dana White agrees Jon Jones is a 'homie for life'
"Dana White knows working with Jon Jones has been tough over the years, but it's been worth it.
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