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Dana White: Jon Jones ‘doesn’t need to apologize to me for anything’
Dana White doesn’t need an apology from Jon Jones, talks possible return.
For most of the past two years, the MMA world was captivated by the potential Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall heavyweight title fight, but earlier this year, Jones ended all that when he retired from the sport in lieu of facing Aspinall.
However, shortly afterward, the UFC announced plans to hold a card at the White House in the summer of 2026, and Jones immediately lobbied to be on it. Thus far, his pleas have fallen on deaf ears, with Dana White saying he can’t trust Jones to headline such a big event. In response, Jones came out and admitted to handling the Aspinall situation poorly, saying he wants to apologize to White personally. Well, White says that’s not necessary.
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White House Bound? White Accepts Jones Apology
Earlier this month, the former UFC heavyweight champion offered up an apology to UFC CEO Dana White for the way things went down while trying to book a superfight against Tom Aspinall. Jones was the biggest stick in the mud during that whole process and eventually pulled the plug on his own career with a surprise retirement (event though that lasted just a few weeks).
Jones, who hasn’t competed since a TKO win over Stipe Miocic back in Nov. 2024, is doing everything he can to get under the good graces of the promotion to try to land a spot on UFC’s upcoming White House card in 2026. White has already said that he can’t trust Jones to actually show up and fight given the issues they had trying to book the Aspinall fight, but that hasn’t stopped “Bones” from asking for forgiveness.
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