On 14 May 1792 he fought Caleb Baldwin, one of his best known opponents, to a draw in 30 minutes at Smitham Bottom for a substantial purse of £20.
Smitham Bottom was a desolate location at the floor of a smooth valley in the Southern part of greater London, and had been a place for staging fights in the past.
 The battle was fought on the same constructed stage on which the great Daniel Mendoza had earlier fought Bill Warr.
Though a dispute arose after the fight as Jones believed he had won the match, the issue was resolved by declaring a draw.
Shortly after his match with Baldwin, Jones entered the ring with Dick Horton, a baker, at London's Hyde Park, and delivered such a series of hard and rapid blows that the baker asked to end the match.

In a slightly better publicized match on 4 September 1792, he won a 15 minute contest for a considerable purse of 30 guineas against Abraham Challice, a large opponent six feet in height and 196 pounds(89 kg), at Bentley Green, near Colchester, England.
 Challice was said to be a bully and unpopular by the townspeople according to one source, and the fight took place spontaneously after Challice insulted and taunted Jones, attempted to trip him and laughed in his face.
 At the commencement of the match, the crowd feared for the slender, youthful Jones who weighed a mere 145 pounds (65 kg).
 Challice led for the first three rounds using his superior strength but in the fourth Jones put a hit under Challice's ear, and knocked him down.
He delivered a continuous drubbing for the remainder of the contest.
 The farmers present were so pleased to see Aldridge humbled that they collected a subscription purse of 30 guineas and presented it to Baldwin.
On 14 May 1792 he fought Caleb Baldwin, one of his best known opponents, to a draw in 30 minutes at Smitham Bottom for a substantial purse of £20. Smitham Bottom was a desolate location at the floor of a smooth valley in the Southern part of greater London, and had been a place for staging fights in the past.  The battle was fought on the same constructed stage on which the great Daniel Mendoza had earlier fought Bill Warr. Though a dispute arose after the fight as Jones believed he had won the match, the issue was resolved by declaring a draw. Shortly after his match with Baldwin, Jones entered the ring with Dick Horton, a baker, at London's Hyde Park, and delivered such a series of hard and rapid blows that the baker asked to end the match. 
In a slightly better publicized match on 4 September 1792, he won a 15 minute contest for a considerable purse of 30 guineas against Abraham Challice, a large opponent six feet in height and 196 pounds(89 kg), at Bentley Green, near Colchester, England.  Challice was said to be a bully and unpopular by the townspeople according to one source, and the fight took place spontaneously after Challice insulted and taunted Jones, attempted to trip him and laughed in his face.  At the commencement of the match, the crowd feared for the slender, youthful Jones who weighed a mere 145 pounds (65 kg).  Challice led for the first three rounds using his superior strength but in the fourth Jones put a hit under Challice's ear, and knocked him down. He delivered a continuous drubbing for the remainder of the contest.  The farmers present were so pleased to see Aldridge humbled that they collected a subscription purse of 30 guineas and presented it to Baldwin.
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