"I'm fighting a different guy. I have to put the Jones fight and that strategy behind me. In that fight, I kinda got knocked off my strategy, which was not to clinch with him. I hadn't fought for so long, so it was all about doing more and pushing a little harder. And I should've just trusted that I was in shape and tapered down a little more. I remember the Tuesday before the fight, I trained really hard - I thought I needed to. And I usually don't do that. But you're gone for a long time, and your worry is that you're not doing enough. You keep pushing harder. For a while, I've been like, ‘I want a good, veteran name,' and he's that. And also, I remember when I first saw him, I was scared to death of him. It's really good to face your fears."

-Stephan Bonnar talks to NWI about what went wrong in his last fight against Jon Jones and why he decided to take a fight against former UFC heavyweight champion, Mark Coleman. Bonnar (11-5) will face Coleman at UFC 100 on July 11 in Las Vegas, NV.