While Jon “Bones” Jones has not fought since February, he has offered no shortage of news via his social media accounts. On the Fourth of July, the American (26-1, one no contest) posted a photo with his hand on a man’s chest stating: “We found this man laying in the middle of a field today, he was suffering from severe dehydration. The group honestly believe we saved that man’s life. It felt amazing, those men and women were heroes out there today.” UFC light heavyweight champion Jones posted a number of photos of himself in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he lives, including a photo with the man to his Twitter as well. He received a variety of reactions from users, which prompted him to post two responses: “Yes, we dragged him underneath a tree and forced him to drink about four water bottles. Even got him to bite a hot dog before we left.” Jones also responded to a user who was mocking his post, writing: “Definitely not trying to paint myself as some hero. I was more proud for my group members to be honest. Some of the younger kids got to learn some valuable lessons today.” View this post on Instagram Together we stand A post shared by BONY (@jonnybones) on Jul 4, 2020 at 4:08pm PDT Jones has made the news in 2020 for a variety of reasons. In June, he said he was “listening” when it came to a potential superfight with legendary boxer Mike Tyson, who is 54. Jones has also publicly feuded with Dana White after the UFC president said Jones was seeking “Deontay Wilder money” in a potential superfight with heavyweight Francis Ngannou. In June, Jones also appeared in a video he posted to his Instagram taking spray paint cans away from people in Albuquerque during the mass rioting that spread across the US after the death of African-American George Floyd at the hands of a white Minneapolis police officer. A local TV spot that ran the following day interviewed a restaurant owner who confirmed Jones saved her eatery from being vandalised during the riots. Jones last fought and won a unanimous decision over Dominick Reyes at UFC 247, and also stated on Twitter that he has relinquished the light heavyweight belt. Jones was also arrested in April and pleaded guilty to drink driving but avoided jail time.