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Tom Aspinall lifts lid on hospital treatment after eye-poke disaster at UFC 321

Tom Aspinall has shared behind-the-scenes footage from the fallout of his UFC 321 fight, where he was poked in both eyes by Ciryl Gane – leading to a No Contest.

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Tom Aspinall reacts to UFC 321 no contest, updates condition of eye

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Tom Aspinall vs. Ciryl Gane called off after gruesome eye poke in UFC 321 main event

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Mick Maynard's Shoes: What's next for Tom Aspinall, Ciryl Gane after UFC 321 no contest?

Tom Aspinall vs. Ciryl Gane ended in disappointment at UFC 321, but it did come with some upside.

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UFC heavyweight champ Tom Aspinall criticized for stopping fight vs Ciryl Gane after double-poke in eyes

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UFC 321 fallout: Tom Aspinall vs. Ciryl Gane rematch, Mackenzie Dern vs. Tatiana Suarez among fights to make

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Dana White reacts to 'sh*tty' ending between Tom Aspinall and Ciryl Gane at UFC 321

"I mean, I feel the way everybody feels: Great showing, sh*tty ending," White said at the UFC 321 post-fight press conference.

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UFC 321 results, highlights: Tom Aspinall vs. Ciryl Gane ends in no contest after brutal eye poke

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Ciryl Gane reacts to eye poke fiasco against Tom Aspinall at UFC 321: ‘This is the sport’

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Michael Bisping explains why Tom Aspinall was right not to continue after UFC 321 eye poke

Bisping is hopeful that Aspinall is not facing any long-term damage to the eye. If he avoids serious injury, UFC CEO Dana White said post-fight that he is open to a quick turnaround for an immediate rematch. How quick, exactly? Bisping said he'd like to see it happen in 2025.

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UFC 321 Controversy: 4 Options for Tom Aspinall’s Next Defense, Including Alex Pereira

After weeks of anticipation, UFC heavyweight champ Tom Aspinall took to the Octagon on Saturday at UFC 321 in his

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Michael Bisping explains why Tom Aspinall was right not to continue after UFC 321 eye poke

UFC 321 Controversy: 4 Options for Tom Aspinall’s Next Defense, Including Alex Pereira

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