Jon Jones discusses Gable Steveson's quick knockout loss at UFC 331

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Last updated Oct 13, 2026

Jon Jones discusses Gable Steveson's quick knockout loss at UFC 331
Summary

Gable Steveson faced a surprising defeat when Sean Sharaf knocked him out just 12 seconds into their bout at UFC 331. Entering the fight as a heavy favorite, Steveson's loss marks the third-fastest knockout in UFC heavyweight history. Jon Jones, his mentor, expressed confidence in Steveson's potential for recovery. He drew parallels to Georges St-Pierre's upset loss to Matt Serra in 2007, emphasizing that setbacks can lead to future success. Jones suggested that increased sparring could benefit Steveson's development moving forward.

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By the Numbers
  • •Steveson lost to Sharaf in just 12 seconds at UFC 331.
  • •He was a -2400 favorite heading into the fight.
  • •Jones highlighted the importance of increased sparring for Steveson's improvement.
  • •Jones compared Steveson's situation to St-Pierre's loss and comeback.
  • •Steveson previously explored careers in the NFL and WWE before MMA.
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  • 5:23 AMSherdog — Jon Jones calls for more sparring after Gable Steveson's 12-second KO defeat
  • 5:23 AMYahoo Sports — Jon Jones calls for more sparring after Gable Steveson's 12-second KO defeat
  • 4:51 AMYahoo Sports — Jon Jones Compares Gable Steveson’s 12-Second Knockout Loss to Georges St-Pierre’s Shocking Upset Against Matt Serra
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Gable Steveson suffered one of the most unexpected defeats of UFC 331 when Sean Sharaf knocked him out just 12 seconds into their heavyweight clash. The result marked the third-fastest knockout in UFC heavyweight history and came as a massive shock, especially considering Steveson entered the bout as a -2400 favorite. At 25, the Olympic …

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Jon Jones believes his protégé, Gable Steveson, will bounce back from his first professional defeat.

— Sherdogby SouravChakraborty@sherdog.com (Sourav Chakraborty)
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Jon Jones believes his protégé, Gable Steveson, will bounce back from his first professional defeat.

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