Jon Jones Reflects on Miocic Victory as Potential Final Fight, Regrets Missing White House Card Jon Jones discusses his recent victory over Stipe Miocic, calling it a career highlight and potentially his last fight. He expresses regret for not being able to participate in the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House, despite the significance of his recent win. Jon Jones reflects on Stipe Miocic victory as possible final UFC fight, regrets missing UFC Freedom 250 Jones said his last bout was particularly meaningful because his father and late brother were there, along with then-President-elect Donald Trump. He described beating Miocic, widely regarded as one of the greatest heavyweights, as a career high point.Jon Jones Reflects On Last Cage Moment And Family'I really do believe that was my last moment inside the cage - and it was great,' Jones told The Schmo. 'I got to fight, my brother was still alive at the time, my father was there. I got to tell the world that I love Jesus, and that will never change. I got to salute our President.Stipe Miocic was considered the greatest heavyweight of all time. You know, we're both older, but to defeat him, I don't really see how it can get bigger than that.Jones Regrets Missing UFC Fight At White House Event' Jones nevertheless regrets missing the White House card. Before the event, he said his team was negotiating for a spot, while UFC CEO Dana White said the card was full.'There was the White House card,' Jones said. 'That was one of the few nights in my career where I just was thinking, 'I should have been there. ' I usually don't regret decisions, but that was one of my big regrets in life, not being a part of the White House. But if I never fight again, I think I'm pretty damn happy. '