A new year of UFC action is upon us, and some major fights have already been scheduled.In the first pay-per-view of the year, January’s UFC 311, Islam Makhachev defends the lightweight title against Arman Tsarukyan – in a rematch five years in the making.

Cormier and Jones’ past has been well-documented. They were at each others throats when they were championship competitors at UFC 182 and UFC 214. Cormier has since hung up the gloves and entered the UFC Hall of Fame, but Jones is still going at it, as a champion in a second division.

Amid links to a potential retirement following his UFC 309 win last month, Jon Jones has claimed he plans to compete not just once more in the Octagon -- but

UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones has revealed his plans for the next five years, amid uncertainty of a showdown against Tom Aspinall.

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Former UFC "champ-champ" Henry Cejudo thinks Islam Makhachev vs. Ilia Topuria is bigger than Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall.