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Jones: I'm not here to show that I'm a better talker
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"I'm not here to show that I'm a better talker, to show that I'm better at arguing, to show that I'm better at insulting," Jones, who on Saturday headlines UFC 135 opposite Jackson at Denver's Pepsi Center, today told MMAjunkie.com. "That's not my mission. My mission is to come out of Sept. 24."
Not to disappoint, Jackson accused Jones of spying on his camp a few weeks prior, which for the moment broke the champ's plan to stay as silent as possible. And unfortunately, his media tour is "somewhat mandatory."
So Jones has been forced to respond by denying Jackson's charges, and he's issued his own accusation that the former champ is just fighting for money. Still, he knew this was coming. He had consulted YouTube.
"I understand what I'm up against," he said. "I've been a fan of Quinton before fighting him, so I've been watching all the YouTube videos, and his whole past and the things that he's said in the past and the character that he is. So it's just understanding what you're up against. I'm up against a guy who loves to entertain, and that's just the beast that I'm fighting. So my awareness helps me keep my composure."