**Alexander Gustafsson vs Jon Jones Set for UFC 232**
After facing several challenges and a last-minute change in location, the Ultimate Fighting Championship is gearing up to end 2018 with a series of competitive title fights scheduled to occur on Saturday at the Forum in Los Angeles.
In the main event, former controversial champion Jon Jones will aim to reclaim his title against UFC fighter Alexander Gustafsson. Additionally, female champions Amanda Nunes and Cris “Cyborg” Justino are set to compete for the 145-pound featherweight title held by Justino.
The memorable title fight between Alexander Gustafsson and Jon Jones took place on September 21, 2013, etching its place in UFC history as one of the greatest showdowns. The bout witnessed both fighters giving their all in a grueling 25-minute battle that will forever be remembered in the sport.
Fast forward five years from their iconic 2013 clash, Alexander Gustafsson and Jon Jones are prepared to face off once again. However, the narrative surrounding this anticipated fight diverges significantly from the past, catching many UFC fans off guard. Rather than revisiting their previous encounter or emphasizing their competitive rivalry, the pre-fight press conference in Los Angeles honed in on a singular topic.
The focus shifted towards Jon Jones’ history of drug tests. During a press conference, a journalist questioned Jones about the persistent scrutiny on his drug test results, leading Jones to deflect the inquiry with a simple “next question, please.” In the days leading up to the fight, discussions and speculations around Jones’ drug test history have dominated headlines and conversations in the MMA community.
