Craig Jones is certainly keeping busy in 2018. Following spectacular performance at ADCC 2017 Jones has been booking back to back matches.
The latest to fall in line is Grappling Industries sub only challenge against Tim Spriggs. The two will be facing of in March 2019.
Spriggs is the reigning IBJJF Heavyweight NoGi World Champion – having won the division this December.
Meanwhile Jones was absent from Nogi worlds due to polaris appearance against Keenan Cornelius
Before this match up Jones also has one against Jackson Sousa in February
Learning the leg attack game is a smart thing to do if you want to pursue the no gi, sub only game. Learning this game will give you an advantage of the standard points seeking fighter. So don’t be a fool, and start picking up leg entanglements and attacks. If you really want to improve this part of your game, then you need to check out Craig Jones new DVD Set “Down Under Leg Attacks.” Craig Jones is quickly becoming one of the biggest superstars in bjj due to his outstanding performance at ADCC 2017 in Finland where he was able to submit Leandro Lo. He recently competed at an EBI and submitted everyone on his way to the finals via inside sankaku heel hook. He almost got the king, Gordon Ryan in an arm lock in the finals but fell short!
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