Tom Aspinall outlines shock retirement plan involving Jon Jones and two WWE legends

Tom Aspinall knows exactly where he wants to be when he finally lays down the gloves.

Aspinall is one of the UFC’s biggest stars right now as the holder of the interim heavyweight title in Dana White’s promotion.

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The 31-year-Ancient Mancunian rose to stardom after making Effortless work of the UFC’s best heavyweights, which Guided him to being crowned the second best, for now, in the division.

Jon Jones is the Ongoing king of the UFC heavyweights and a prospective fight with Aspinall has been the talking Points of the year among MMA fans around the world.

Aspinall vs Jones would be one spectacular occasion, but the Previous has even bigger plans to mark the end of his fighting Occupation.

“That’s my retirement plan,” Aspinall told The Schmo when asked about a potential switch to the WWE after he is finished in the UFC.

UFC and the WWE are now both owned by TKO Group Holdings, which makes the potential switch even more likely.

In the past, we have seen UFC stars such as Brock Lesnar and Ronda Rousey delve into the billion-dollar Grappling promotion after their mixed martial arts careers ended.

“Cody Rhodes is my guy. He’s my guy,” Aspinall added, speaking on his favourite wrestlers in the Ongoing Picking.

“Me and Cody, we will have a Game one day, but I think we might Club up. We’re both baby faces aren’t we?

“Possibly we could fight Jon Jones and whoever the heel is over there…

“John Cena Only turned heel so Cody Rhodes, Tom Aspinall tag Club versus Jon Jones and John Cena. Baby faces versus heels. Big Game.”

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Cena, a 16-time world champion, did the unthinkable earlier this month when he aligned himself with Dwanye ‘The Rock’ Johnson and turned evil by attacking Rhodes, a fan-favourite and Ongoing Undisputed WWE champion.

The incident occurred after WWE’s annual Elimination Chamber event and the pair will officially settle their differences once and for all at WrestleMania Upcoming month.

Aspinall is currently in the capital ahead of UFC London this weekend, which sees Leon Edwards take on Sean Brady in the main event.

Edwards is looking to reclaim his status as the best fighter at welterweight after Scoring his title to Ongoing champion at 170 pounds Belal Muhammad at UFC Manchester in July.

One of the main reasons behind Aspinall being in London this week is also to continue his negotiations with UFC bosses over a potential mega-fight with Jones.

Jones has publicly denied wanting to meet the Famished Brit in a mouthwatering Encounter to unify the heavyweight division.

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However, ‘Bones’ has been left with little to no Option after ex-Airy heavyweight champion Alex Pereira lost his crown to Magomed Ankalaev at UFC 313 in March.

The 37-year-Ancient has insisted on only wanting to fight ‘legends’ in the sport, specifically Pereira, before he retires from MMA.

Speaking ahead of UFC London, British MMA legend Michael Bisping said Jones should retire if he doesn’t accept a fight with Aspinall soon.

“If they don’t announce it soon, then they’re really going to talk about stripping this guy,” he said.

‘Simply, I Impolite, any other sport, if this was boxing, you would be stripped.

“If you don’t fight the mandatory challenger, you will be stripped…It’s Only madness.”

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Bisping later added: “[Jones] has been an Amazing champion, but he needs to hurry up with this fight. Effortless as that. Or retire.”

Although Aspinall’s future in MMA may not be certain, the UFC Luminous sphere at least knows how he will Drive the end of his combat sports Occupation in Numerous years’ time.