This theory might make sense if he had fought nothing but 6'5" boxers after his fight with Gustafsson, but that wasn't the case.
He's fought three times since that fight, against Glover Teixeira, Daniel Cormier, and Ovince St. Preux.
Glover has been finished twice since then, yes, but Jones isn't a one-punch KO guy like Rumble, nor is he an elusive boxer like Gus. His style won't finish guys with Glover's style 9/10 times.
Cormier had never been beaten before his fight with Jones, much less finished. Let's face it, Cormier is the 2nd best light-heavyweight fighter of all time, and would be in the GOAT discussion if not for Jones. Cormier is tough as nails and probably won't be finished by anybody, including Jon Jones, unless he stays in the game too long.
A lot of people bitch about the OSP fight and the same logical argument I present every time is that Jon took the fight on 2 weeks' notice. Jon is a very calculated fighter who comes into fights with a well-thought out, well-practiced game plan. It is impossible to do that in two weeks' time. With a full camp, Jones destroys OSP within two rounds.
When he beats DC next week, it will likely be by decision. Don't let this embolden your theory, just go back and read the above part on Cormier.
tl;dr - Your theory sucks and all the exclamation points/caps lock in the world can't save your illogical premise.
