Former two-division UFC champion Jon Jones’ relationship with Dana White and the brass has hit a new low after a fiery social media post.

Things between Jon Jones and UFC CEO Dana White might be as bad as they’ve ever been after White’s recently announced UFC Freedom 250 card.

White made headlines on Saturday night when he announced the full fight lineup for the UFC’s upcoming card at the White House, headlined by Ilia Topuria vs. Justin Gaethje. An interim heavyweight title fight between Alex Pereira and Ciryl Gane is one of several intriguing fights on the six-bout card.

Jones repeatedly called for a spot on the White House card for potential matchups with the likes of Tom Aspinall and Alex Pereira. But White repeatedly shut down Jones’ pleas, hinting at his lack of trust in Jones’ behavior outside of the Octagon ahead of fight night.

After Jones exploded on social media over the weekend in response to White’s UFC 326 post-fight press conference remarks about his exclusion, it didn’t take long for the former two-division champ to take things to another level in their feud.

Jon Jones: ‘I was lowballed’ by Dana White, UFC over White House talks

In a recent post to X, Jones issued a lengthy statement on being left out of the UFC White House card and publicly called for a swift divorce from the promotion.

“Hey everyone, I wanted to address Dana White’s comments from this past weekend, because the truth matters to me and the fans. Dana, you were heated about why I’m not on the White House card, but let’s clear something up. My team and I were actually negotiating with the UFC for that fight. Real negotiations. I even came down from my original number, and what was I offered in return? I was lowballed,” Jones said.

“Yes, I have arthritis in my hip and it’s painful, but that doesn’t mean I can’t fight.
So let me get this straight, if I had accepted the lowball offer, suddenly my hip would be fine and I’d be on the White House card? That doesn’t make sense. I even received stem cell treatment last week to get ready for the White House card, and training camp was scheduled to start today. I was preparing to be ready. I understand business deals fall through sometimes, but going out publicly and saying things that aren’t true isn’t right.

After everything I’ve given to the UFC , the years, the title defenses, the fights , hearing that I’m “done” is disappointing,” Jones continued. “Especially when as recently as Friday UFC was calling me trying to get me on that White House card for a much lower number.

“If the UFC truly feels like I’m done, then I respectfully ask to be released from my contract today. No more spins, no more games. Thank you to the real fans who know what’s up. Bones out.”

Jones announced his UFC retirement last year after prolonged negotiations with the promotion to fight Aspinall in a heavyweight title unification bout. He hasn’t fought in MMA since defeating Stipe Miocic at UFC 309.

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