1. Ufc 239 Jones Vs Santos Full Fight
2. Ufc Jones Vs Santos

Thiago Santos and Jon Jones at UFC 239 in Las Vegas on July 6 Esther Lin, MMA Fighting Few things infuriate MMA fans more than a fight being scored incorrectly, though the term “robbery” tends to. It was an exciting end to the eighth annual International Fight Week, as the UFC’s alliance with Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada turned into a record breaking 50/50 raffle at UFC 239: Jones vs. We knew Thiago Santos had injured his left knee during his split-decision loss to Jon Jones in the main event of UFC 239 on Saturday in Las Vegas, but most didn't realize how bad it was. Thiago Santos sure did make Jon Jones work for another UFC light heavyweight title defense last night (Sat., July 6, 2019) at UFC 239 live on ESPN+ pay-per-view (PPV) from inside T-Mobile Arena in.

Thiago Santos suffered some painful knee injuries early in his light heavyweight title fight against Jon Jones at UFC 239 but was still able to go the full five rounds before losing via split decision.

An MRI after the fight showed that he tore his the ACL, MCL, PCL, and meniscus in his left knee. He also re-injured his right knee and underwent surgery on both knees days after UFC 239.

Santos shared a brutal update this week on his recovery, saying he is in a wheelchair a lot, he can’t sleep or eat correctly because of the medications that he’s on, and the he fears going to the bathroom because the walk is so painful:

Ufc 239 Jones Vs Santos Full Fight

Jones saw this update and tweeted his support:

Ufc Jones Vs Santos

Fighters are incredibly brave and strong people and this is just more proof of that. The next time you think of booing during a fight, just don’t.