Jon Jones' trainer accuses athlete of not paying around R$54 after fight against Marreta

F. Lester (left) accuses J. Jones of default after UFC 239. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram thefranklester

While Jon Jones continues to establish himself as one of the greatest MMA athletes in history, the controversies surrounding the athlete keep falling on his head. After recently being accused of harassment, the athlete has now found a problem within his sport. 'Bones' was accused of not agreeing on the values ​​agreed with his coach Frank Lester after the duel against Thiago Marreta, which took place in July this year. The information was released by Lester on his official Intagram account, where he charges US$13 (around R$54).

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“After three different houses, and receiving default from the best team in the world (Jackson Wink MMA) and the best fighter on the planet (Jon Jones) at over $13k in his last title fight, me, my wife and our sons Jordan, Braden, and a baby (Arya on the way) finally have a house big enough for all of us. I have no regrets, I did my job and everyone who followed my journey knows that I did my job. Jon Jones and Mike Winkel did the dirtiest thing to me I've ever seen in this game,” Frank wrote.

The coach claims he was basically kicked off the team for no apparent reason. He also says that the amount that was supposed to be delivered after Jones hit Muppet was not delivered, accusing 'Bones' and his agents of stealing from a family man who will have a baby soon.

“You stole from my family. You got me fired from my job for no reason,” Lester said.

The coach also took the opportunity to threaten the light heavyweight champion (up to 93kg). On the same note, the fighter recommends that Jon remain surrounded by security guards, in case he one day meets his now former trainer on the street.

“Then keep those security guards close, kid. We both know you're not real. Real men don't steal from pregnant women and their families” concluded Frank, after saying that he will open his own gym soon, in Albuquerque, New Mexico (USA).

Lester, 35 years old, even competed in an Ultimate fight in 2009, but ended up defeated by Nick Osipczak in a submission in the first round. In his professional record, the coach already has 17 fights with 11 wins and six losses. His last performance took place in 2015.

Jones has not yet commented on the matter.

 

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After 3 different houses, being screwed over by the best team in the world —->> (@jacksonwink_mma) & No.1 lb for lb fighter on the planet @jonnybones on over $13k on his last title fight, myself, my wife & our children Jordan, Braden, & baby on the way Arya, finally have a home big enough for all of us. I have no regrets, I did my job and everybody who has followed my journey knows I did my job, Jon Jones & Mike Winkeljohn just did me dirtier than I have ever even seen in this fight game. But good always prevails over evil and we have a home big enough for all of us. I will be opening TANK Mixed Martial Arts In the next 6 months and we are going to take over the beautiful city of Albuquerque New Mexico! Karma is real. And Jon, it's on site with me & you & you know that. You stole from my family. You got me fired from my job for no reason and for that I am grateful bc I will never work for a crook like Mike Winkelloser again. I'm 10X 's the coach you've ever been. You just bought out Greg's name and unfortunately JACKSONS was out in the control of a dirtbag. But fuck you all very much! The only@thing that comes to Ming when I hear your names are, cowardice & deceit. It's on the JBJ website. So keep that security close F>

A publication shared by Frank lester (@thefranklester) on Sep 30, 2019 at 3:28 PDT