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UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones made headlines on Saturday night with a stunning victory and an unexpected gesture toward President-elect Donald Trump. Following his technical knockout of former champion Stipe Miocic in the third round, Jones handed his title belt to Trump, who was in attendance at Madison Square Garden.

The fight marked a triumphant return for Jones, who showcased his trademark skill and power. The decisive moment came in the third round when Jones landed a devastating body kick, followed by a series of punches to Miocic’s head that forced the referee to stop the fight.

Jones didn’t just dominate in the octagon; he also captured the crowd’s attention with a post-fight celebration. After his victory, he performed the now-famous “Trump dance,” mimicking the President-elect’s characteristic moves to the delight of the packed arena.

Trump, seated ringside, was seen cheering enthusiastically throughout the fight. He stood to applaud Jones as the referee raised the champion’s hand, signaling his win. Jones later expressed his gratitude for Trump’s presence, calling it an honor.

“Thank you, Mr. President-elect, for coming to support us tonight,” Jones said in his post-fight interview. “It means a lot to have you here, and this belt is for you.”

The symbolic act of handing over his belt sparked widespread attention, with fans and commentators alike praising Jones for the gesture. “It was a classy move,” said UFC commentator Joe Rogan. “You don’t see that every day.”

For Jones, the victory solidified his status as one of the greatest fighters in UFC history. With this win, he extended his unbeaten streak in the heavyweight division and further cemented his legacy.

Miocic, a two-time heavyweight champion, was gracious in defeat, acknowledging Jones’ skill. “He’s a great fighter,” Miocic said. “I gave it my all, but tonight was his night.”

Trump’s attendance marked a rare public appearance for the President-elect since his election victory. His presence at the event underscored his long-standing support for combat sports and athletes like Jones.

Social media buzzed with reactions to the fight and Jones’ tribute to Trump. Many fans shared clips of the “Trump dance” moment, which quickly went viral. “Only Jon Jones could pull this off,” one fan tweeted.

Jones later reflected on the fight and his decision to honor Trump. “He’s been a supporter of the UFC for years, and it’s important to show appreciation,” Jones said during the post-fight press conference.

UFC President Dana White also weighed in, praising both fighters for their performances and highlighting the significance of the event. “Madison Square Garden, a heavyweight title fight, and the President-elect in the house—it doesn’t get bigger than this,” White said.

Political figures and sports analysts alike commented on the unique crossover of sports and politics. Some praised the unity displayed in the moment, while others debated the appropriateness of mixing the two arenas.

Despite the varying opinions, Jones remained focused on his accomplishments and the road ahead. “I’m ready for whatever’s next,” he said. “But tonight, it’s about celebrating this victory and the people who support me.”

As Jones continues to dominate in the UFC, his memorable gesture toward Trump has only added another chapter to his storied career. The night was a reminder of his prowess in the octagon and his ability to captivate audiences beyond the sport.

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  • How cool is that.!
    I also watched Greg Gutfeld’s host Tyrus give President Trump a beautiful heavy weight belt with President Trump’s name in gold on it.

    President Trump is America’s champion and he’s a great asset to the American Citizens.

    So what do you think of that Communist Kamala.?
    You’d have to pay someone to give you something like that.