Gable Steveson backs Jon Jones to turn out to be legendary coach after UFC retirement

Gable Steveson is confident that Jon Jones can be well in a position to swap his legendary profession as a fighter to a similarly successful one as coach.

Amid the constant uncertainty over his UFC retirement, Jones has taken Olympic Gold medalist wrestler Steveson under his wing at Jackson Wink. He has made sure to be within the corner for just about all of his fights on the technique to the octagon, in addition to his RAF Wrestling debut.

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And it is predicted that Jones can be cageside at his friend’s first big league outing when he takes on Elisha Ellison at UFC 329 on Saturday night. He can be joined by the legendary Greg Jackson, and is alleged to have a one-third say within the camp.

Gable Steveson opens up about coach Jon Jones

So far as Gable Steveson is worried, retirement hasn’t modified the proven fact that Jon Jones is the best heavyweight alive currently. Nonetheless, so long as the long-lasting two-weight champion insists he is finished with the game, he has to accept coaching.

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And Steveson reckons that he’s just pretty much as good within the corner as he could be within the cage, telling Bloody Elbow at today’s Las Vegas media day: “I believe he’s so knowledgeable on this sport and a full-time Mixed Martial Artist.

“That’s type of what he has engraved into me. It’s an honor to be with Jon Jones and an honor to be a component of the team that he had also. He handed his team off to me, and his greatness [as a coach] is just waiting to occur.”