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Jon Jones has weighed in on the recent arrest of his former rival Anthony Smith.
Smith was arrested by Sarpy County police in Nebraska on Monday. The former UFC title contender is facing felony charges for allegedly making terroristic threats, domestic violence, and false imprisonment. Sarpy County police issued a statement to MMAJunkie, alleging that Smith threatened to kill his wife if she didn’t leave a bar with him. The police claim that Smith forced his wife into a vehicle. “Lionheart” was also accused of trying to run his wife over with the vehicle.
Jones commented on the situation in a post on his X account. “Bones” responded to a fan by suggesting Smith turn to Jesus in an effort to turn his life around.
“I hope he prays,” Jones wrote. “I know there’s no problem too big for Jesus. He can literally change any situation.”
Jones has dealt with his own domestic issues in the past. Back in 2021, the retired UFC legend accepted a plea deal in a domestic battery case. The former two-division titleholder avoided jail time and had to pay $750 in restitution to the victim. He also had to partake in anger management counseling.
Back in 2019, Jones and Smith fought with the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship at stake. Jones was in danger of losing the 205-pound gold when he landed an illegal knee strike to the challenger. Smith chose to fight on, and “Bones” ultimately earned a unanimous decision win in the UFC 235 main event.
Smith’s arrest came as a surprise within the MMA community given his reputation. “Lionheart” has become a regular UFC analyst for Paramount+ cards, and many wonder if his days behind the desk are over following his domestic violence case. Beyond that, Smith is facing up to 20 years in prison. The retired fighter is currently out of jail after posting $500,000 bond.
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