Video: Jones leaves prison and goes straight to training for the fight against Cormier

Jones in gauntlet training at Jackson's MMA. Photo: Reproduction

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After another turbulent moment in his career outside the octagon, the former light heavyweight champion Jon Jones – arrested in recent days for violating the terms of his probation – is already fully focused on the rematch against Daniel Cormier. Jones got out of prison and went straight to Jackson's MMA gym to train for UFC 197.

The images were released on the fighter's official profile and also on the gym run by Greg Jackson and Mike Winkeljohn on Instagram. “I will not let anything disturb my peace. Back to work. Fifth round of seven (training). Their instant noodles (referring to prison food) made me feel good,” “Bones” wrote alongside the images.

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After losing his title for being involved in an accident last year from which he fled without providing assistance to the victim, Jon Jones He had traffic problems again last week, when he was arrested after allegedly getting involved in a “race” and violating his probation. Jackson's MMA athlete will challenge Daniel Cormier for the light heavyweight title on April 23, in the main fight of UFC 197.