WATCH: “Wouldn’t be here today without power of steroids!” BJJ star Craig Jones is going viral for HILARIOUS post-match press conference

Craig Jones as always makes a humorous comment at his post-match interview.

WATCH: “Wouldn’t be here today without power of steroids!” BJJ star Craig Jones is going viral for HILARIOUS post-match press conference

Craig Jones jokes about Steroid usage after winning against Rafael Lovato Jr. at UFC Fight Pass Invitational 6 (via Instagram)

Grappling star Craig Jones recently headlined UFC Fight Pass Invitational 6 against Rafael Lovato Jr. It only took him a couple of minutes to emerge victorious. Showing off his BJJ black belt skills, he submitted Lovato Jr. with an inside heel hook. Following, he presented a hilarious post-match interview.

Known for his quirky character, Craig Jones didn’t disappoint with his few minutes on the mic. He amusingly credited his success to steroid use and sent a shoutout to his sponsor. He even mentioned a coupon code for it. It was just typical Jones humor, who always makes entertaining jokes. Also, during his walkout for the competition, he came holding hands with a ‘guy friend,’ making fun of the internet comment – ‘Jiu-Jitsu is gay.’ Here is what he said:

First of all... I wouldn't be here today without power of steroids. Thanks to my sponsor Everton. 5% off - use the coupon code B team.
Craig Jones (via UFC Fight Pass Invitational 6)
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He even recently joked about acquiring a Staph infection when he trained the former featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski. He was the BJJ instructor of Volkanovski and also trained Israel Adesanya on occasion.

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Craig Jones is currently on a four-match win streak, with his three latest wins coming under two minutes. Now, he called out Nicholas Meregali in an insulting fashion. Meregali also won his match at the UFC Fight Pass Invitational 6.

Craig Jones gives his take on contemporary lightweight grapplers in the UFC

Craig Jones is an elite grappler who has won multiple Jiu-Jitsu tournaments. As such, he has the knowledge and insight to comment on other practitioners. Looking into the grappling techniques of Islam Makhachev and Charles Oliveira, Jones made some interesting deductions.

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Charles Oliveira-Craig Jones-Islam Makhachev (via Forbes/Graciemag)

In an interview, Craig Jones analyzed the grappling styles of the Dagestani fighters. He used Khabib Nurmagomedov and Islam Makhachev as examples and said they used to fatigue their opponents before catching a submission. Then, he compared them to Charles Oliveira, whom he claimed had the technical ability to go for submissions and finish them right from start to end. Check out what he said below:

Craig Jones’ analysis remained true as the Dagestani fighters always preferred control over submission attempts. As such, it led to drowning their opponents and eventually submitting them in the later rounds. As for Oliveira, he often compromises his position to jump on a submission, leaving him vulnerable when failed.

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