Jon Jones has found himself arguing with fans on social media fairly regularly during his recovery process before he hopes to return later this year.
The UFC heavyweight champion is expected to face former champ Stipe Miocic after their fight at UFC 295 was cancelled due to Jones' injury.
In the meantime, many fans believe that his next opponent should instead be Tom Aspinall, who won the interim title and will now be defending it at UFC 304 later this month.
Though the case has been made for Aspinall, Alex Pereira also became a part of the conversation following another dominant performance from the light heavyweight champion at UFC 303.
A former UFC champion at both heavyweight and light heavyweight believes that Jones' toughest test is also likely to be his next one.
Randy Couture Says Experienced Stipe Miocic Has The Best Chance Of Beating Jon Jones Right Now
In a recent interview with InsideFighting, Randy Couture gave his take on who presents the biggest challenge to Jones and the heavyweight title right now.
Despite giving Aspinall and Pereira their dues, Couture pointed out how their experience competing at the top of the heavyweight division does leave a few question marks next to both men in potential match-ups with "Bones".
With that in mind, "The Natural" sided with the man that many believe to be the best UFC heavyweight of all time, former champion Miocic.
It has been three years since Miocic last competed inside the Octagon but Couture chose to go with the tried and tested competitor at this current time.
I think right now, because of experience, Stipe's probably got the best shot at beating Jon. Aspinall has that raw physical ability and is still green enough and young enough that he's going to be tough for Jon to deal with, especially if Jon waits any longer because he's getting stronger and stronger each time out and I think the longer Jon waits, the better he's going to be, he's going to be in full stride by the time that fight happens so it's interesting. Pereira has some things to prove, moving up is no easy task.
It's one thing to cut weight and move down and there's still some questions there even but moving up and dealing with the bigger guys, and Jon's answered that question already dealing with the bigger guys, it's a different thing... certainly has all the ability in the world, Pereira does, and he's a hell of a competitor and he's just demonstrated that again. I think anybody's crazy if they don't think you better strap them on if you're stepping in there with him because he's gonna bring it.