Tom Aspinall spent the last six months complaining about the “disgusting” fingernails of heavyweight rival Ciryl Gane, following a debilitating (some might say intentional) eye poke that rendered the heavyweight champion unable to continue during their UFC 321 headliner last fall in Abu Dhabi.

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Aspinall is back in the gym and optimistic about a UFC return

Tom Aspinall commits himself to the UFC. Tom Aspinall was asked about potentially moving into boxing during a recent trip to Croatia. The 33-year-old added former WBA light heavyw

Tom Aspinall has been told he’ll fight the winner of Alex Pereira vs Ciryl Gane on his UFC return. The UFC heavyweight champion has been sidelined since his last fight in October against

It has now been over half a year since Tom Aspinall last fought. But the good news is, his path back to the cage now has a timeline and an opponent. The ‘Honey Badger’ has claimed that he would face the winner of Ciryl Gane vs.

Tom Aspinall has not fought since his no-contest with Ciryl Gane last October as he continues to recover from double eye surgery

Gane challenged UFC heavyweight champion Aspinall for the title last October, but the fight was ruled a no contest after a Gane eye poke rendered the Brit unable to continue. Aspinall suffered damage to both eyes, which required surgery, and he is yet to be cleared for sparring.

UFC heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall has returned to training following multiple eye surgeries that sidelined him since October. The injuries, caused by eye pokes during his UFC 321 bout with Ciryl Gane, led the promotion to book an interim title fight.