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Jon Jones has shared his version of an alleged road rage incident that occurred in Albuquerque, New Mexico, over the weekend.
Jones was recently filmed involved in a minor road rage incident with an Instagram user, Bryan Beltran. Beltran accused Jones of nearly hitting him thrice while driving a truck. Beltran admittedly flipped off Jones, who allegedly then followed him to a parking lot and confronted him. In the video, Jones can be seen asking Beltran to relax before flipping him off.
Jones has since accused Beltran of chasing his car down for two blocks and revving the engine to intimidate him. “Bones” claims he is proud of standing up against the alleged bullying.
“This kid proceeded to chase my car down for two blocks, revving his engine and trying to intimidate me,” Jones wrote on X. “I am glad this happened to me and not one of the senior citizens in our community. I am proud of myself for standing up for myself and not allowing that kind of bullying or intimidation.”
Jones (28-1) has gained notoriety over the years for multiple run-ins with the law. The former UFC light heavyweight and heavyweight champion was also arrested on the same day that his fight with Alexander Gustafsson was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2021, on charges of battery misdemeanor, domestic violence, and damaging a vehicle.
Jones recently had a falling out with the UFC after failing to get a spot on the White House card in June Jones claims the UFC was not willing to pay him more than $15 million, while he thought that he deserved more.
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Jones was recently filmed involved in a minor road rage incident with an Instagram user, Bryan Beltran. Beltran accused Jones of nearly hitting him thrice while driving a truck. Beltran admittedly flipped off Jones, who allegedly then followed him to a parking lot and confronted him. In the video, Jones can be seen asking Beltran to relax before flipping him off.
Jones has since accused Beltran of chasing his car down for two blocks and revving the engine to intimidate him. “Bones” claims he is proud of standing up against the alleged bullying.
No Bullying Allowed
“This kid proceeded to chase my car down for two blocks, revving his engine and trying to intimidate me,” Jones wrote on X. “I am glad this happened to me and not one of the senior citizens in our community. I am proud of myself for standing up for myself and not allowing that kind of bullying or intimidation.”
Jones (28-1) has gained notoriety over the years for multiple run-ins with the law. The former UFC light heavyweight and heavyweight champion was also arrested on the same day that his fight with Alexander Gustafsson was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2021, on charges of battery misdemeanor, domestic violence, and damaging a vehicle.
Jones recently had a falling out with the UFC after failing to get a spot on the White House card in June Jones claims the UFC was not willing to pay him more than $15 million, while he thought that he deserved more.
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