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UFC champ Aspinall 'can't see anything' out of right eye

Tom Aspinall vs Ciryl Gane UFC 321 result: Disaster in Abu Dhabi as fight ends early with eye poke

Aspinall was enraged after the fact, telling Daniel Cormier after the fact that he had been poked ‘knuckle deep’ in his eye, and that both eyes had been affected. A replay appeaered to show just how gruesome the move was from the Frenchman.

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Video: Tom Aspinall faces off with Ciryl Gane at UFC 321 weigh ins, Mackenzie Dern stares down Virna Jandiroba

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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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‘Still can’t see’ – Tom Aspinall’s dad delivers worrying update on son’s eye injury

Tom Aspinall "still can't see" out of his right eye three days after his clash with Ciryl Gane at UFC 321, according to his dad.

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Tom Aspinall’s father gives medical update after UFC 321 scare: ‘Still can’t see anything’ out of one eye

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The champ is here! Mackenzie Dern crashes pound-for-pound Top 10 in UFC 321 rankings update

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Ante Delija calls for more 'severe' punishment for eye pokes after UFC 321 debacle

Ante Delija, Tom Aspinall's training partner, calls for more 'severe' punishments for eye pokes after the UFC 321 main event debacle.

Why the Biggest Winner From UFC 321's Disastrous Main Event Is Jon Jones

When Jon Jones retired from MMA in early 2025, he did so under somewhat complicated circumstances. By the time he hung up the gloves, he was irrefutably one of the greatest fighters in MMA history—maybe the best outright.

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Jon Jones trolls rival Tom Aspinall over UFC 321 eye poke with subtle social-media dig

Jones retired instead of defending the heavyweight title against Aspinall, who put it on the line against Ciryl Gane – only to suffer a fight-ending foul

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Steve Garcia urges Alexander Volkanovski to defend UFC title: 'He's holding everybody up'

Rising UFC featherweight contender Steve Garcia urges Alexander Volkanovski to defend his title and get the division going again.