Jon telling DC he's gonna be Mrs Jones for the night is hilarious, especially considering how we all know how Mrs Jones was treated! We thought it was sus but Jon was speaking violence 😂
The complete face and voice change from Jon the minute he thinks the cameras are done rolling and his full acknowledgement of it is definitely the closest any of us will ever get to seeing what the real Jon Jones is like behind the mask
@@discobiscuits4891 How can people judge someone's savagery so harshly when that said person participates in a heel driven combat sport? He sure as hell has your attention that's for sure. Whole bunch of haters, always refusing to see the good in people.
@@discobiscuits4891 Ted Bundy is an egregious example too. And that's an example because Jon said something that thousands if not millions of other people would said had they had someone threaten to spit in their face? Ted would be too clever to say that on television or do anything Jon does in public for that matter lol
Part one was so good and detailed. Even though most of it was already public knowledge you put things in such a clean and concise way Can't wait to watch this in full
Awe more soy boys Talkin about a woldy stallion. Like a bunch of judgemental soccer mom's. It's not male behavior. I don't care if he's not perfect or even problematic. The average man can't imagine John's reality. You guys are not men in the arena.
@@maysumallibhai3309 I dunno how he does it (I'm a moron when it comes to PS), it always starts out like a blurry image and ends up looking like he took a photo. Dude's amazing.
It's been known that Jon is a giant POS for ages now, but this is the first time for me seeing that clip of him talking about how he felt that the UFC betrayed him. It's actually incredible that he blames the UFC for not preserving his image and using that hot mic footage to hype a fight rather than having the self awareness that the footage only exists because that's the way that he behaves. He expects them to cover his ass like they owe him. I genuinely believe he is a psychopath or something along those lines
To be honest the UFC and mma media has covered for the psychopath McGregor so you can understand him wanting the same treatment. Even amongst shit human beings like those two, they want to have all the benefits of the other.
To be fair, Chael admitted to losing that 5th Rd vs Anderson.. never admitted to losing the fight though ("I thought if I tap, I lose the round, and we go to the scorecards”). So yeah - undefeated, undisputed.
“While this incident is only a footnote in the story of Jon Jones” excellent, this documentary basically writes itself. Great vid as always Beige. Now let’s get into the Trug Walg… you know that we are all waiting for your take on the Trug Walg debacle…
The best quote is DC: "So Jon do you think I'm going to sit there and let you kill me Jon?" Shit gets me every time Edit: Beige your art is solid as hell man
I love how jon pauses for a second and the look on his face is like he genuinely never thought dc would defend himself I laugh every time at that interaction.
Jon is a two faced charlatan but extremely talented. There is one Jon who acts humble , respectful and nice, and there is other side is cocky, no regard for anyone, sadistic human being. Probably one of the most despised fighter in ufc
Jones is a killer. If he was not an MMA fighter he would be a contract killer. His DNA is to kill. His early fights he use to hurt who he faced. Every kick punch to really hurt the fighters. Like kill them. He said this once. He aims to really hurt a fighter. end them. Then he said he found God and really tried to be that nice fighter. Hence he mess ups. That killer has to come out its what made him one of the best MMA fighters of all time.
Yes, it's always a melinated fighter, that's describe with those words, even thought Conor is a 3xs r a p I s t and assaulter if the elderly, but of course, Bones (MELANIN) gets all the deep hatred. Same hatred as your immigrant forefathers. Nothing's CHANGED!
Just want to say it's amazing to see your art grow. It's great to see you develop two different passions that can each be fulfilling to you on their own! That said their combination is amazing and that finesse in art can easily be seen translating to your delivery of mma history
This channel is one of those where as soon as ANYTHING gets uploaded you gotta watch it because you know damn well whatever you're currently watching ain't got shit on this
Great video! I can’t imagine the time it took to go through all this footage and edit it to just 1 and half hours and also narrate the entire thing. This video deserves millions of views and i hope it’s gets the attention it deserves. Hopefully someone watches it who are big shots in sport documentary making and gives you a proper job. Great work!!
BF Thank you so much for your content. It’s quality, you’re entertaining as hell and your ability to paint an elaborate picture is perfect. Keep up the great work!
DC's interpretation of how his beef with Jones started sounds more believable. Especially with what we know about Jon's personality. Jon's side of the story sounds like the school yard bully who had someone stand up to him, so he tries to play the victim.
@@dakster4364 I agree. I also love how when Jon recalls the incident in later interviews with DC there he makes it sound like very it was just very innocent banter.
Yeah he's a lying POS, fuck him, too bad he didn't suffer horribly from the car wreck. World would be a better place if he had a misfortunate incident in that one
Your videos are so awesome man. I found you randomly a couple weeks ago and I love your content. Your video series about Lady Di was like one of the most fascinating documentaries I’ve seen for a long time, beautiful work there. I know like literally nothing about mma but I like watching your videos about it. I also knew nothing about Jon Jones and I really want to look up what future controversies you’re talking about. But I’ll just wait for the next part to come out.
Hot diggity damn, I know what I'll be watching during tonight's lifting session. Thanks for the work Beige, I'm sure this one was no walk in the park to make
Love the content! Especially the Jon Jones series, and as a 24 year old paraplegic I’d love to see a video about the scares/ high risks these athletes take everytime they’re in the cage. Especially towards the spinal cord injury scares such as Rose being slammed on her head, various amateur/pro MMA athletes that have suffered spinal cord injuries such as Ian Coughlan, Payzutdin Aliyev and so many other more high profile examples of close calls.
@@keithsstepdad absolutely agree, she’s my favourite female fighter but man that was a dud! And I had a snowmobile accident in 2019, going a little too fast combined with a bad crash it left me paralyzed from just below my chest down.
It what world can you beat the shit out of someone for 23 minutes and then they wrap their legs around you and THEY are declared the winner? Undefeated and undisputed.
bro i gotta thank u for literally saving my life. i’m currently on a 9 hour trip and there’s like 2 hours left PLUS i’m on a 30 hour fast right now. this’ll save my ass.
Jon putting #Cheater for chael failing some steroids test is so hilariously ironic. Jon now has 7 official failed tests on record for steroids, and every teammates at Jackson/Wink has confirmed that he hid under the octagon from USADA when they randomly showed up to their gym. His brother Arthur also popped for the same kind of steroid in the NFL in the same year of Jon's first failed test. He will always be the poster boy for cheating. His legacy is basically steroids now.
People also seem to forget that he was flagged for abnormal testosterone levels after THE FIRST DC fight. Dude could not trust a non-enhanced version of himself to beat Cormier and its sad
It’s hilarious, Chaels use of juice is so minor compared to Bonesy. Compared to Chael, Jones is a juice box, a juicy juice boy, and he likes to dabble in his steroid stuff, and it was no more than that, which is why the juicy juice box entered the camera frame.
Wow. Seriously man, good job. And that’s not saying nearly enough. This kinda documentary could go on Netflix. You did a seriously incredible job creating context, and telling a story, missing no points. I watched Pt. 1 and 2 yesterday and today. And I’m just completely blown away by the effort, the clips you add, and the way you tell the story from a spectators perspective while also giving context from each fighter or person involved in each scenario. I wish this was 5 hours long so I could just keep listening. I hope I don’t have to wait 3 months for the next episode. But, i will if I have to because this is top quality content and I can see it takes a ton of time. Definitely earned a sub and a like, and keep this stuff up man I love it.
I can't think of anything in MMA that is more frustrating, disappointing, shit...heartbreaking, than to have been a fervent fan of Jonny Bones Jones from the beginning. To watch his first fight in the ufc and see that raw material: The huge reach, speed, and above all: creativity. The kid was an artist in more than just the "martial" sense. The spinning elbow against Bonner, the manhandling of O'Brian and Hamil, leading to a fight with a guy who was one of my favorites at the time. People forget about Brandon Vera because he was an undersized Heavyweight who got big brothered by the giant Tim Silvia, but going into that fight Vera was 9-0 with 7 ko/tkos and 1 sub. The sub was against a very dangerous Assuerio Silva, and some of the names that were on that KO list were: Justin Eilers, Fabiano Scherner, and Frank Mir. Having been mauled by enough giants Vera made the move to 205 and by the time he got to Jones he was 12-4 with 8 ko/tkos and 1 sub. Those losses were to Keith Jardine (after a bad weight cut...weird fight), Fabricio Verdum, the aforementioned Tim Silvia, and in his last fight a UD loss to Randy Couture. Jon Jones 9-1 5ko/tkos 2 subs, was just coming off of his one sided, devastating, domination of Matt Hamil that remains today the only loss on Jones' record, so Bones was also on the comeback trail... These were 2 of my favorite fighters and they were going to have a battle for the ages, one to remem.... Jon just smoked him. Like he was Bush league... I was fully on board now. It was only a matter of time until this kid was the champion in my opinion. All he needed, was the current champion, whomever it was at 205 that didn't matter, all that was needed was for them sign the contract and to get in the octagon with this kid. That was it. He was MMAs Jorden, Tiger, Ali. Best of all he wasn't a self absorbed, narcissistic, d!kface! He was a kid next door type, always smiling. And then he wasn't. I'm not gonna go through all the shit that Jon has done, or gone through. But there came a point where the smile remained, but it didn't touch his eyes. Those eyes got darker and darker and that smile eventually just looked malevolent. Watching him wasn't watching art anymore. The eyepokes, the antics at the pressers. The failed tests There's a lot of Jon Jones nut huggers out there who believe he can do no wrong, and there's a lot of Jon Jones haters out there who love every mistake he makes and lap up every moment of his misery. I am neither. I either mourn for the kid that had all that potential and whipped Brandon Vera all those years ago, the kid who was seemingly displaced by some new man I don't even recognize. Or I am saddened that that kid never existed, and we were all just played by the man Jon Jones is now. I hope it's the former rather than the latter. I believe there is time for redemption. But every year and every stupid incident makes me doubt that outcome more and more... Shit i didn't mean to write a fkn book here. I don't feel like editing it either, so please excuse any mistakes
There still is some hope for redemption since he is so young and his body hasn't taken too much damage, but I'm not sure if his last few performances were they way they were because he's just not as good anymore, or if he's not as motivated when training.
I've heard alot of people say when they met Jon in person, he's really great, and humble. I don't blame him for acting somewhat like an animal in a combat sport where his health is at stake in ever fight. Nobody can say they've whooped Jon Jones and for me that's all that matter. People cry sociopath but I think that's not the case. He's more or less a nice guy who can be a savage when being threatened, and also the heel act brings $$$$$$$$'s so why not?
With you all the way. Him and Conor both. Shit broke my heart watching these legends just fall apart. JJ still could come back at least but I heavily, heavily doubt it.
@@MicahHeard I feel like JJ is easy to offend, like he's insecure. I believe his version of the original DC meeting and I totally believe JJ got totally bent out of shape over it.
@@HonkeyKongLive He should've stop caring what people think of him after his second arrest lol I agree that he's insecure, especially the way Chael gets under his skin over nothing. Still the Goat imo.
I love these deep dives into fighters, if you ever wanted another fighter to look into for the future Tony Ferguson’s early career is actually really interesting too!
it is so awesome watching you draw with your computer, I could probably watch this by itself. I've seen a lot of jonjones documentaries and this one is the most in-depth that I've seen. kudos to you my friend
DUDE FINALLY IVE BEEN WAITING FOR WHAT FEELS LIKE A YEAR. Only question is do I watch it right now or do I save it for tonight after dinner. Nah fuck it. Watching now.
I figure Beige will tackle Schaub's most recent "comedy" special next, OR address the theories behind why Thug Rose couldn't do anything offensive in her title fight at 274. Either topic would make for an amazing video, but if we're looking for humor, I'd favor another brutal annihilation of Schaub.
you making a part 3? these are brilliant , recapping in such detail , as crazy as we all know he is, its still a very interesting story, with a lot more left
Beige this was truly a masterpiece. The circular way you looped round the timeline to explain the DC entrance to the Jones saga with Gus was like something in a Tarantino movie. First class work sir. Bravo.
My god the vintage Chael Sonnen flip-flop. Dude has no shame. I love him I mean guy allegedly assaulted a couple a few of months ago, and is still selling wallets and cereal.
Agreed and the hoops that fans will jump through to justify it blows my mind. “Oh Reyes was tired in the championship rounds” “you gotta take the belt” like shut the fuck up. This is a sports with a points system that is inherently reliant on flawed, inexperienced judges
You're a true artist. I come for the content and the art is just a cherry on top. Keep up the hard work, that's what keeps you on top. Best of luck on future projects.
In this few years i watch your channal being better and better....quolity videos like this one are rare....You and Mix Molly are the top of mma fightmentaries...thanks and greetings from Slovenia....
Bro your drawings are phenomenal to say the least. That is some serious talent you have. Your videos are wonderful but the drawings are on another level entirely. Keep doing your thing
This has probably been asked,but does Beige do art/graphic design for himself or a company? If not,he certainly has the knack for it as the sketches are the first thing to draw me in to the videos (even if I don't know much about the topic)
The difference in how DC and Jon Jones talk about their beef is telling. In many cases, DC doesn't wanna say anything, because he's ashamed of the depths the beef dragged him down. Jon Jones is willing to talk about pretty much everything, because he wants to make DC look as bad as possible. He's not ashamed of what he did because the things he did during the beef weren't ever out of character, or below him.
@Ma Och that's not like DC at all. When Jones tested positive for steroids, instead of smelling blood and going in for the kill, DC wished him luck in rehab. That's not the actions of someone who gloats.
I see why DC took it so personal. Athletes at that level, specifically individual sports, are super emotional when it comes to their game. They don’t take those jokes about beating them lightly
@@Gygsd I get what you’re saying but there’s a noticeable difference in individual sport athletes. I’ve noticed it in tennis and wrestling folks do not take those jokes well compared to hoopers
