Tom Aspinall’s first shot at defending his undisputed title didn’t go as planned at UFC 321. The main event ended in a no contest after the champion said he couldn’t see following eye pokes to both eyes.
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.
Despite picking up the biggest win of his career thus far at UFC 321, Valter Walker suffered a catastrophic injury that will put a stop to his momentum.
In a cruel twist of fate, Valter Walker will be sidelined with a leg injury for an extended period after adding to his incredible heel hook streak at UFC 321.
Saturday’s pay-per-view almost lost one of its two Performance of the Night bonus winners. Not many came close to impressing in the Octagon as much as Valter Walker did at UFC 321, where the Brazilian heavyweight extended his record-breaking run.
UFC 321 was an injury-laden affair. The main event came to an end with a massive surprise—Tom Aspinall vs. Ciryl Gane ended in a no-contest after a scary double eye poke in the opening round.
The Brazilian heavyweight made history Saturday at UFC 321 in Abu Dhabi, submitting promotional debutant Louie Sutherland with a first-round heel hook to extend his unprecedented streak to four consecutive victories via the devastating submission.
Brazilian heavyweight prospect Valter Walker continues to defy the odds, turning in another patented finish today at UFC 321. Scoring three straight victories in the Octagon after a debut loss against Lukasz Brzeski in his debut last year, Valter Walker has enjoyed an impressive run.
After the last-minute cancellation of his UFC Rio bout, fast-rising Brazilian heavyweight Valter Walker has wasted no time rebooking his return. The surging prospect will face promotional newcomer Louie Sutherland at UFC 321 on October 25 at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi.
Back for their 13th visit to Rio de Janeiro, the UFC offers the city its first Fight Night card in over a decade for UFC Rio. Taking top billing for the occasion, former lightweight champion Charles Oliveira confronts short notice opponent Mateusz Gamrot.
The year 2025 has thrown turbulent challenges at Dana White and the UFC. Even though the multi-billion-dollar promotion continues to dominate the fight industry, setbacks still strike.
Hours before the fighters competing on Saturday's UFC Rio event are scheduled to officially weigh-in, the fight card lost one of its bouts. A heavyweight
UFC Rio: Charles Oliveira vs. Mateusz Gamrot continues on the prelims with a fight between Valter Walker and Mohammed Usman in the heavyweight division on Saturday.