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UFC 235: Jones vs. Smith
The poster for UFC 235: Jones vs. Smith
PromotionUltimate Fighting Championship
DateMarch 2, 2019 (2019-03-02)
VenueT-Mobile Arena
CityParadise, Nevada
Attendance14,790[1]
Total gate$4,035,156.50[1]
Event chronology
UFC Fight Night: Błachowicz vs. Santos UFC 235: Jones vs. Smith UFC Fight Night: Lewis vs. dos Santos

UFC 235: Jones vs. Smith was a mixed martial arts event produced by the Ultimate Fighting Championship held on March 2, 2019, at T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, part of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Area.[2]

Background

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A UFC Light Heavyweight Championship bout between two-time champion Jon Jones and challenger Anthony Smith headlined the event.[3]

A UFC Welterweight Championship bout between current champion Tyron Woodley and The Ultimate Fighter: American Top Team vs. Blackzilians welterweight winner Kamaru Usman served as the co-headliner.[4]

As a result of the cancellation of UFC 233, a welterweight bout between former UFC Welterweight Champion Robbie Lawler and promotional newcomer and former Bellator Welterweight World Champion Ben Askren (also former ONE Welterweight Champion) was rescheduled for this event.[5]

A women's bantamweight bout between former UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion Holly Holm and Aspen Ladd was expected to take place at the event. However, on January 31, it was reported the matchup was scrapped due to undisclosed reasons and both fighters are expected to face new opponents in other events.[6]

Thomas Almeida was expected to face Marlon Vera at the event. Almeida pulled out of the fight on January 31 citing an injury.[7] He was replaced by Frankie Saenz.[8] However, the fight was cancelled entirely on February 27 when Vera pulled out of the fight due to illness.[9]

Former interim title challenger Ovince Saint Preux was expected to face Misha Cirkunov at the event. However, on February 11, it was announced that Saint Preux suffered an injury and was pulled from the fight.[10] He was replaced by Johnny Walker.[11]

Song Yadong was expected to face The Ultimate Fighter: Latin America bantamweight winner Alejandro Pérez at the event, but pulled out of the bout on January 11 due to an undisclosed reason. He was replaced by Cody Stamann.[12]

Results

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Main Card
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
Light Heavyweight Jon Jones (c) def. Anthony Smith Decision (unanimous) (48–44, 48–44, 48–44) 5 5:00 [a]
Welterweight Kamaru Usman def. Tyron Woodley (c) Decision (unanimous) (50–44, 50–44, 50–45) 5 5:00 [b]
Welterweight Ben Askren def. Robbie Lawler Technical Submission (bulldog choke) 1 3:20
Women's Strawweight Zhang Weili def. Tecia Torres Decision (unanimous) (29–28, 30–27, 30–27) 3 5:00
Bantamweight Pedro Munhoz def. Cody Garbrandt KO (punches) 1 4:51
Preliminary Card (ESPN)
Featherweight Zabit Magomedsharipov def. Jeremy Stephens Decision (unanimous) (29–28, 29–28, 29–28) 3 5:00
Light Heavyweight Johnny Walker def. Misha Cirkunov TKO (flying knee and punches) 1 0:36
Bantamweight Cody Stamann def. Alejandro Pérez Decision (unanimous) (29–28, 29–28, 30–27) 3 5:00
Welterweight Diego Sanchez def. Mickey Gall TKO (punches) 2 4:13
Early Preliminary Card (UFC Fight Pass)
Middleweight Edmen Shahbazyan def. Charles Byrd TKO (elbows and punches) 1 0:38
Women's Bantamweight Macy Chiasson def. Gina Mazany TKO (punches) 1 1:49
Women's Strawweight Hannah Cifers def. Polyana Viana Decision (split) (29–28, 28–29, 29–28) 3 5:00
  1. ^ For the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship. Jones was deducted two points in round 4 due to an illegal knee.
  2. ^ For the UFC Welterweight Championship.

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Bonus awards

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The following fighters received $50,000 bonuses:[14]

  • Fight of the Night: Pedro Munhoz vs. Cody Garbrandt
  • Performance of the Night: Johnny Walker and Diego Sanchez

Reported payout

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The following is the reported payout to the fighters as reported to the Nevada State Athletic Commission. It does not include sponsor money and also does not include the UFC's traditional "fight night" bonuses. The total disclosed payroll for the event was $3,334,000.[15]

  • Jon Jones: $500,000 (no win bonus) def. Anthony Smith: $350,000
  • Kamaru Usman: $350,000 (no win bonus) def. Tyron Woodley: $500,000
  • Ben Askren: $350,000 (includes $150,000 win bonus) def. Robbie Lawler: $200,000
  • Zhang Weili: $36,000 (includes $18,000 win bonus) def. Tecia Torres: $36,000
  • Pedro Munhoz: $96,000 (includes $48,000 win bonus) def. Cody Garbrandt: $130,000
  • Zabit Magomedsharipov: $110,000 (includes $55,000 win bonus) def. Jeremy Stephens: $67,000
  • Johnny Walker: $90,000 (includes $45,000 win bonus) def. Misha Cirkunov: $45,000
  • Cody Stamann: $66,000 (includes $33,000 win bonus) def. Alejandro Pérez: $42,000
  • Diego Sanchez: $198,000 (includes $99,000 win bonus) def. Mickey Gall: $30,000
  • Edmen Shahbazyan: $26,000 (includes $13,000 win bonus) def. Charles Byrd: $12,000
  • Macy Chiasson: $50,000 (includes $25,000 win bonus) def. Gina Mazany: $14,000
  • Hannah Cifers: $24,000 (includes $12,000 win bonus) def. Polyana Viana: $12,000

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UFC 235: Jones vs. Smith was a mixed martial arts event produced by the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) on March 2, 2019, at T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, part of the Las Vegas metropolitan area. The pay-per-view event featured 12 bouts across various weight classes, headlined by a UFC Light Heavyweight Championship defense by Jon Jones against challenger Anthony Smith, with the co-main event pitting UFC Welterweight Champion Tyron Woodley against top contender Kamaru Usman. It drew an announced attendance of 14,790 spectators and generated a live gate of $4,035,156.50. In the main event, Jones retained his title via (48-44, 48-44, 48-44) over five rounds, though the victory was marred by controversy after referee deducted two points from Jones in the third round for an illegal knee to the head of a grounded Smith. Usman dethroned Woodley in the co-main event to claim the championship by (50-44, 50-44, 50-45), marking the first title change in the division since 2015 and launching Usman's dominant reign. The main card also included a stunning first-round submission victory for over former champion via bulldog choke at 3:20, a win that drew debate over the stoppage as Lawler protested post-fight that he had not fully submitted. Additional highlights on the card featured China's defeating Tecia Torres by unanimous decision in a women's strawweight bout that foreshadowed Weili's future title run, and a thrilling bout where former champion at 4:52 of the first round after a wild exchange, earning Fight of the Night honors. Performance of the Night bonuses went to for his second-round TKO of and to Johnny Walker for his first-round of . The event underscored the UFC's emphasis on championship clashes and emerging talents, while controversies like the eye pokes and knee in the main event reignited discussions on officiating and fighter conduct.

Event Overview

Date and Venue

UFC 235 was a event produced by the (UFC). The event occurred on March 2, 2019. It took place at the in , part of the Las Vegas metropolitan area. The arena, which opened in 2016, serves as a premier venue for major UFC events due to its central location on the Las Vegas Strip and capacity of 20,000 spectators in combat sports configurations. As part of the UFC's longstanding numbered event series, UFC 235 directly followed , which was held three weeks earlier on February 9, 2019, in , . The event drew an announced attendance of 14,790 and generated a live gate of $4,035,156.50.

Promotion and Broadcasting

UFC 235 was promoted under the official subtitle "Jones vs. Smith," highlighting the title main event between champion and challenger Anthony Smith, alongside the co-main welterweight title bout between and . The (UFC) utilized traditional marketing strategies, including a at the MGM Grand in on January 31, 2019, where fighters engaged in promotional banter, and official posters released on , 2019, to build anticipation. Television advertisements aired on networks, such as a 30-second spot titled "Jones vs. Smith: All or Nothing," emphasizing high-stakes action and fighter motivations. The event's broadcasting was handled through a multi-platform approach under UFC's partnership with , marking a key phase in their multi-year media rights deal. The main card aired on pay-per-view (PPV) starting at 10:00 p.m. ET, available via traditional PPV providers such as cable and satellite services. Preliminary bouts were televised on and beginning at 8:00 p.m. ET, while early prelims streamed exclusively on at 6:30 p.m. ET. provided comprehensive media support, including live coverage of the weigh-ins, pre-fight and post-fight shows hosted by , and additional analysis to enhance viewer engagement. Replays and on-demand access to the full event were made available on UFC Fight Pass following the live broadcast, allowing fans to revisit fights and highlights. This distribution model reflected UFC's transition toward integrated ESPN ecosystems, though UFC 235 predated the exclusive PPV shift to ESPN+ that began with UFC 236 in April 2019.

Background

Main Event Build-Up

UFC 235's main event featured a light heavyweight title defense by Jon Jones against challenger Anthony Smith, held on March 2, 2019, at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Jones, widely regarded as one of the most dominant champions in UFC history, had reclaimed the vacant light heavyweight title at UFC 232 in December 2018 with a unanimous decision victory over Alexander Gustafsson in Inglewood, California. This marked Jones' return following a suspension and stripped title due to a failed drug test, solidifying his status as the division's top figure despite ongoing controversies surrounding his career, including previous violations of anti-doping rules. Smith earned his shot at Jones through a series of impressive performances, establishing himself as the number one ranked contender. His path included a first-round submission win over former title challenger at in December 2018, showcasing his striking and prowess, and a first-round victory against UFC Hall of Famer on June 9, 2018, at UFC 225. These results, combined with Smith's aggressive fighting style and power, positioned him as a credible threat despite being a significant against Jones' technical mastery. The pre-fight narrative amplified the stakes, with Jones emphasizing his unparalleled resume of title defenses and dominance while addressing his legal and personal issues that had kept him sidelined. , embracing his underdog role, publicly called out Jones during post-fight interviews, expressing confidence in exploiting any complacency from the champion and vowing to dethrone him in what he termed a "changing of the guard." This matchup generated significant hype, pitting Jones' experience against Smith's momentum, with analysts highlighting the potential for an upset given Smith's recent finishes against elite competition. At the official weigh-ins on March 1, 2019, both fighters comfortably made the 205-pound limit without rehydration issues, setting the stage for the bout under standard UFC rules. Jones tipped the scales at 205 pounds, appearing relaxed and focused, while Smith also hit the mark precisely, maintaining his verbal sparring in the staredown to build tension.

Co-Main Event Build-Up

The co-main event of UFC 235 featured a championship bout between defending champion and undefeated challenger , marking a pivotal clash in the division's hierarchy. Woodley, who captured the title with a first-round of Stephen Thompson at in 2016, entered the fight having successfully defended it three times: a against Thompson at , a first-round technical of at , and a second-round submission of at UFC 228. These victories solidified Woodley's reign as a dominant force, showcasing his explosive power and resilience in high-stakes title defenses. Kamaru Usman, riding an impeccable 14-0 professional record, earned his title shot through a meteoric rise in the ranks following his 2015 win on . His path included dominant performances against top contenders, notably a victory over at UFC Fight Night 124 and a third-round technical knockout of Emil Meek at UFC on Fox 28, continuing his undefeated streak in the UFC. Usman's blend of elite wrestling, relentless pressure, and improved striking made him the most formidable challenger Woodley had faced, positioning the fight as a test of the champion's longevity against an unbeaten phenom. The build-up was charged with tension, fueled by verbal exchanges that highlighted contrasting styles and personal stakes. Woodley exuded confidence in his superior striking and ability, often dismissing Usman's credentials during media appearances, while Usman emphasized his wrestling dominance and vowed to grind out a victory through control and volume. This rivalry, simmering since Usman's UFC debut, escalated through at press conferences, where both fighters traded barbs about legacy and skill gaps, adding intrigue to the matchup without overshadowing their professional preparation. At the official weigh-ins on March 1, 2019, both competitors made weight without issue, with Woodley hitting the 170-pound limit exactly and Usman coming in at 169 pounds, ensuring the title fight proceeded as planned.

Card Changes and Preliminary Notes

The UFC 235 card underwent several significant adjustments in the lead-up to the event. A bout between promotional newcomer and former champion , originally scheduled for the canceled on January 26, 2019, was rescheduled as part of the UFC 235 lineup. This shift followed the abrupt cancellation of due to difficulties in securing a main event, allowing Askren's highly anticipated UFC debut to proceed at . In the co-main event slot, champion defended his title against , who secured the opportunity as the division's top-ranked contender following his unanimous decision victory over for the interim belt at UFC 228. Although there had been discussions of a potential matchup between Woodley and Askren given the latter's wrestling pedigree and verbal challenges, Usman's undefeated record and ranking took precedence for the title shot. Two notable cancellations impacted the undercard. A women's bantamweight clash between former champion Holly Holm and undefeated prospect Aspen Ladd was scrapped after Holm fell ill, with UFC president Dana White confirming the removal during a pre-event press conference. Similarly, bantamweight Thomas Almeida withdrew from his scheduled fight against Marlon Vera due to an injury causing vision impairment, as detailed in Almeida's personal statement following the UFC's announcement. The revised card highlighted promising talents and veteran presences on the undercard. Rising prospect , fresh off his UFC debut victory in November 2018, faced Charles Byrd in an early preliminary bout, marking a key step in his rapid ascent within the promotion. Additionally, longtime veteran returned to action against submission specialist , pitting Sanchez's experience against Gall's grappling prowess in a matchup that drew attention for its stylistic contrast. The official weigh-ins on March 1, 2019, at proceeded smoothly, with no major incidents reported beyond routine weight cuts; all participants in the main and co-main events hit their marks, including champion at 205 pounds and challenger Anthony Smith at the same limit for the light heavyweight title.

Fight Results

Main Card

The main card of UFC 235 featured five high-profile bouts, headlined by two title fights and showcasing several ranked contenders. In the main event, champion defended his title against Anthony Smith. Jones dominated the fight with superior and striking, securing multiple takedowns and controlling the action on the ground while landing effective elbows from top position. Despite a brief moment of vulnerability in the third round when Smith landed a spinning back fist, Jones maintained overall control, winning via with scores of 48-44 across all three judges. The co-main event saw champion defend against in a closely watched clash of top grapplers. Usman utilized his wrestling prowess to execute repeated takedowns, maintaining top control and delivering ground-and-pound strikes throughout the five rounds, effectively neutralizing Woodley's striking power. Usman captured the title via , with judges scoring it 50-44, 50-44, and 50-45. Opening the main card, former champion faced in Askren's UFC debut. Lawler rocked Askren early with powerful strikes, opening a significant cut and mounting for ground strikes, but Askren recovered, took Lawler down, and transitioned to a bulldog choke. Referee stopped the contest at 3:20 of the first round as Lawler went unconscious, awarding Askren the technical submission victory in a controversial finish due to the preceding damage Lawler inflicted. In a women's strawweight bout, undefeated prospect took on Tecia Torres. Weili showcased her versatility, outlanding Torres in strikes and securing takedowns to dominate on the mat, while Torres struggled to mount offense despite her technical footwork. Weili earned a victory with scores of 30-27, 30-27, and 29-28, marking a breakout performance that propelled her toward title contention. The card's second fight pitted former champion against in a high-stakes matchup. The bout erupted into a frenetic striking exchange, with both fighters absorbing heavy shots—Garbrandt bloodied Munhoz early, but Munhoz countered with a devastating left hook that dropped Garbrandt. Munhoz followed up with ground strikes, forcing a stoppage at 4:52 of the first round via TKO in an upset that highlighted Munhoz's resilience and power.

Preliminary Card

The ESPN-televised preliminary card at UFC 235 featured four bouts. It opened with a matchup, where Johnny Walker made a striking UFC debut by defeating via TKO (flying knee and punches) at 0:36 of Round 1. Walker launched a devastating flying knee that dropped Cirkunov to the canvas, followed by unanswered ground strikes that prompted the stoppage, showcasing his unorthodox striking and athleticism in an emphatic performance. The victory propelled Walker into the division spotlight, though he later dislocated his shoulder during post-fight celebrations. The contest between and Alejandro unfolded as a grappling-intensive affair, with Stamann earning a victory (29-28, 29-28, 30-27). Stamann controlled the pace throughout three rounds with persistent attempts, clinch work, and effective striking from distance, outworking Pérez in a tactical battle that emphasized his wrestling prowess over Pérez's submission threats. This win improved Stamann's UFC record to 3-1, solidifying his position in the division. In the subsequent featherweight bout, Zabit Magomedsharipov defeated Jeremy Stephens via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28). Magomedsharipov used his dynamic striking and grappling to control the fight, landing significant kicks and takedowns while defending Stephens' power punches over three rounds. Closing the preliminary card was a welterweight clash between veteran Diego Sánchez and Mickey Gall, resulting in a TKO win for Sánchez via punches at 4:13 of the second round. After a competitive first round, Sánchez capitalized on a takedown in the second, advancing to mount and raining down heavy punches and elbows that overwhelmed Gall and forced the referee's intervention. The victory demonstrated Sánchez's enduring resilience and ground control at age 37, boosting his UFC record to 11-7 despite entering on a two-fight skid.

Early Preliminary Card

The early preliminary card for UFC 235, broadcast exclusively on , featured three bouts that opened the event with a mix of rapid finishes and competitive action, drawing an announced attendance of 14,790 at in . The card opened with a women's strawweight clash between and , which went the full 15 minutes and resulted in a victory for Cifers (29-28, 28-29, 29-28). The fight featured intense striking exchanges throughout, with Viana landing sharper combinations in rounds two and three, but Cifers' volume and pressure in the first round swayed two of the three judges in her favor. Despite the win, Cifers later revealed she had fractured her left arm during the bout, adding resilience to her record of 10-7. The women's bout followed, as 28 featherweight winner Macy made a successful drop to 135 pounds, defeating Gina via TKO (punches) at 1:49 of the first round. initiated with pressure, securing a takedown before mounting and raining down ground strikes that bloodied and forced referee Chris Tognoni to halt the contest. This marked 's fourth professional finish in as many wins, showcasing her seamless transition between wrestling and striking in her UFC debut. Closing the early prelims was the middleweight bout between undefeated prospect and Charles Byrd, where Shahbazyan secured a dominant victory by TKO via elbows and punches at 0:38 of the first round. Shahbazyan, then 21 years old and in his second UFC appearance, stuffed an early takedown attempt by Byrd before transitioning to ground control, where he unleashed a flurry of seven unanswered elbows followed by a finishing right hand that prompted referee Marc Goddard to intervene. This quick stoppage highlighted Shahbazyan's wrestling base and finishing power, marking his sixth professional knockout. These opening fights established a brisk pace for UFC 235, with two sub-two-minute TKOs underscoring the event's potential for explosive action right from the start.

Post-Event Details

Bonus Awards

At UFC 235, the Fight of the Night bonus, worth $50,000 each, was awarded to bantamweights and for their thrilling first-round clash, characterized by relentless exchanges and heavy striking that culminated in Munhoz's TKO victory at 4:52. The bout showcased both fighters' durability and aggression, with Garbrandt landing significant counters before Munhoz's finishing flurry. Performance of the Night honors, also $50,000 apiece, went to Johnny Walker for his explosive 36-second of via flying knee and punches, demonstrating his devastating speed and power early in the fight. Additionally, earned the award for his gritty comeback TKO over at 4:13 of the second round, where he absorbed early damage before overwhelming his opponent with ground-and-pound strikes. This marked Sanchez's first finish since 2008, highlighting his veteran resilience. In total, $200,000 in bonuses was distributed across the four recipients. The awards were selected and announced by UFC President at the post-event , based on criteria emphasizing fight excitement and standout dominance.

Fighter Payouts

The disclosed fighter payroll for UFC 235 totaled $3,334,000, according to figures released by the (NSAC). These amounts represent guaranteed purses, including base pay and any applicable win bonuses earned during the event, but exclude undisclosed incentives such as sponsorship earnings or revenue shares. The highest earners were light heavyweight champion Jon Jones and welterweight champion Tyron Woodley, each receiving a flat $500,000 purse regardless of outcome. Challenger Anthony Smith earned $350,000 in a flat fee for his title bout against Jones, while Kamaru Usman secured the same amount as the challenger in his victory over Woodley. Ben Askren, making his UFC debut, totaled $350,000 ($200,000 base plus $150,000 win bonus) after submitting Robbie Lawler, who earned $200,000. Other notable payouts included Diego Sanchez at $198,000 ($99,000 base plus $99,000 win bonus) for his victory over Mickey Gall, and Cody Garbrandt at $130,000 in a flat fee despite his loss. The event's strong financial performance, with a gate exceeding $4 million, underscored the high-profile nature of the card and its appeal to audiences.
FighterPurse BreakdownTotal Earned
$500,000 (flat)$500,000
$500,000 (flat)$500,000
Anthony Smith$350,000 (flat)$350,000
$350,000 (flat)$350,000
$200,000 base + $150,000 win bonus$350,000
$200,000 (flat)$200,000
$99,000 base + $99,000 win bonus$198,000
$130,000 (flat)$130,000

Controversies and Aftermath

During the fourth round of the light heavyweight title fight at UFC 235, champion delivered an illegal knee to the head of Anthony Smith while Smith was grounded on his , violating the unified rules prohibiting strikes to the head of a downed opponent. paused the bout, issued a two-point deduction to Jones after reviewing the infraction with the judges, and allowed Smith time for medical evaluation. Smith, who reported dizziness but no serious injury, opted to continue fighting following the consultation with the ringside physician. Despite the deduction, Jones dominated the remainder of the contest and retained his title via with scores of 48-44 across all three judges, extending his win streak to 12 fights in the division. In the co-main event, defeated by (48-47, 49-46, 49-46) to claim the championship, marking him as the first Nigerian-born and African UFC titleholder. Ben Askren's first-round submission victory over further highlighted the card's action, enhancing Askren's momentum as a recent UFC signee. Post-fight reactions emphasized amid the controversy; Smith, in his interview and , praised Jones' skillset without criticizing the illegal strike, stating he felt fine after the and focusing on the overall . Jones described the infraction as unintentional, likening it to past mishaps and expressing respect for Smith's resilience. The issued standard medical suspensions to participants, including 45 days of no contact for Jones due to a left eye laceration, with no additional disciplinary actions for the illegal beyond the in-fight penalty. The event's outcomes had notable short-term ramifications: Jones' victory solidified his status as the division's dominant force, paving the way for future defenses including against later that year. Usman's triumph launched a historic , with successful defenses against and others in the ensuing years, elevating African representation in the . Askren's emphatic win positioned him for high-profile matchups, though his UFC tenure proved brief thereafter.

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