Rising UFC heavyweight star reveals ‘bad accident’ that nobody believes happened led to strange injury

Off the back of his incredible win at UFC 321, Valter Walker revealed a gruesome injury suffered — but not stranger than an injury he suffered before his Octagon run even began.

Showing off his incredible grappling ability, Brazilian star Valter Walker turned in yet another heel hook submission win — stopping promotional newcomer Louie Sutherland in the very first round at UFC 321.

And with his victory, Walker moved to 15-1 as a pro and secured his fourth straight heel hook submission in the Octagon, becoming the first fighter to do so.

However, dealing with a fracture to his fibula during the grappling exchange against Sutherland, Walker revealed a pre-Octagon injury came under the most bizarre of circumstances.

Valter Walker reveals his dog inflicted bizarre toe injury

Confirming his sidelining through his latest leg injury, in the aftermath of his win in the Middle East, surging grappling star Walker opened up on another injury he suffered.

According to the heavyweight prospect — whose elder brother is light heavyweight contender Johnny Walker, a pet dog of his in Russia “ate” his toe, in one of the most bizarre out-of-camp injuries we’ve ever heard of.

“I have a dog in Russia… eat my toe,” Walker told Nina Drama. “Doggies in Russia are crazy. Dogs in Russia are dangerous. That time, I was not in UFC — I didn’t have a lot of money, couldn’t even buy food for my dog.