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18th July 2016
12:41pm BST

Bones was considered to be one of the biggest draws in the sport, hence why he was chosen to fill the Conor McGregor-shaped void in 200's headline act, and Anik believes his potential earnings if he had actually fought on UFC 200 could have been astronomical.
He broke down how much Jones is set to lose out on during a recent episode of the Anik and Florian podcast.
"The financial swing for Jones here is absolutely incredible. I'm sure for fans that's not their foremost concern, but we're sort of advancing the story a little bit here or at least talking about this several days after it happened."
"The untold millions he isn't realizing because he can't make the walk in certain spots in his career. Now, they say he might have made from UFC 200 alone, so if he's suspended for 12 months or 24 months, Kenny, that might be like a 25 or $30 million loss by ingesting whatever supplement he popped for."
Despite his "B" sample also coming back positive, Jones will still be allowed an appeal process by Usada. However, should he receive a guilty verdict, he could be staring down the barrel of a two-year suspension.