LAS VEGAS – For all of his success and dominance inside the MMA cage, Jon Jones admittedly hasn’t been a perfect person outside of it. The UFC light heavyweight champion Jones (24-1 MMA, 18-1 UFC) will take on Thiago Santos (21-6 MMA, 13-5 UFC) at UFC 239 on Saturday, which takes place at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas with a main card on pay-per-view following prelims on ESPN and ESPN+/UFC Fight Pass. “I think I’m known for a lot of good things I’ve done and a lot of bad things I’ve done,” Jones told the media at a UFC 239 media day held Thursday. While he hasn’t always conducted himself under ordinance of the law or of UFC policy, Jones has always stated he’s a spiritual person. The son of a New York pastor, Jones has often stated such during various highs and lows throughout his career. Jones’s history with the law is well-documented
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UFC 239′s Jon Jones: ‘I think I am a bad guy that’s trying to be good’ – MMA Junkie