Chris Weidman detailed his thought process backstage directly after suffering his infamous leg injury. In April 2021, Weidman was scheduled to fight Uriah Hall during the UFC 261 pay-per-view main card. At the time, ‘The All American’ was coming off a unanimous decision win against Omari Akhmedov and hoped to continue building momentum by defeating
Former UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman is certain he is not done yet despite Dana White’s request for him to retire following his post-UFC 292 injury. “The All-American” insists that his latest injury is not as serious as many thought it was. Chris would know when he’s Done Speaking to MMA on SiriusXM, Weidman said
Merab Dvalishvili, a teammate of Chris Weidman, feels the former UFC middleweight was unprepared for his return fight at UFC 292. Weidman was making his highly-anticipated return after breaking his leg during his fight against Uriah Hall. The return to the Octagon took over two years for his leg to completely heal and for Weidman
Chris Weidman doesn’t plan to retire after losing in his Octagon return. At UFC 292, ‘The All-American’ ended his near two-and-a-half-year layoff caused by a gruesome leg injury suffered against Uriah Hall in April 2021. Unfortunately for Weidman, things didn’t go as planned in his return, with Brad Tavares defeating him by unanimous decision. During
Dana White hopes Chris Weidman will retire after losing at UFC 292. On Saturday night, Weidman ended his two-and-a-half-year layoff due to a horrifying leg injury suffered against Uriah Hall at UFC 261. The former UFC middleweight champion was matched up against Brad Tavares for his return fight, and things didn’t go as planned. Weidman showcased
Over two years after a devastating leg break in his last appearance, former middleweight world champion Chris Weidman returned to the Octagon on Saturday night as part of the promotion’s stacked UFC 292 card. Meeting the ‘All American’ inside Boston’s TD Garden was fellow UFC veteran Brad Tavares. Both men walked into the bout determined
Chris Weidman isn’t happy with fighting on the UFC 292 preliminary card. In April 2021, Weidman suffered one of the worst injuries in UFC history. The former middleweight world champion was fighting Uriah Hall at UFC 261 when tragedy struck at the 17-second mark. ‘The All-American’ threw an early leg kick and shockingly broke his
Chris Weidman is planning to get right back into his old form in his UFC return. Former UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman is not going to hold back in his return flight. It has been over two years since Weidman last stepped foot in the Octagon. In a strange twist of fate, Weidman suffered a
Chris Weidman will make his UFC return against Brad Tavares nearly two and a half years after a horrific leg injury. On April 24, 2021, Weidman stepped into the Octagon and didn’t realize that his life would change drastically. The former UFC middleweight champion was matched up against Uriah Hall for the main card of
Chris Weidman believes Israel Adesanya would be best served by making his rematch with Alex Pereira feel just like any other fight. On April 8, ‘The Last Stylebender’ will return to the Octagon five months removed from suffering a fifth-round knockout loss to Alex Pereira, losing his UFC middleweight championship in the process. He’ll attempt
Chris Weidman suffered one of the most devastating injuries in UFC history nearly two years ago. The former middleweight champion found himself face down in immense pain just 17 seconds into his UFC 261 bout with Uriah Hall. After throwing a leg kick, the only blow delivered in the brief bout, Weidman crashed to the
Chris Weidman took part in a grappling match and hinted at his looming UFC return since his horrible leg injury in 2021 The former UFC champion is out to prove his “haters” wrong Former UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman competed for the first time since his gruesome leg injury in 2021. Though it wasn’t an
Chris Weidman is preparing to return to the UFC after a horrible leg injury. It has been nearly two years since former UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman stepped foot in the Octagon. In his last bout against Uriah Hall, Weidman suffered a leg break that has kept him out since April 2021. The leg was
Former UFC champion Chris Weidman is not ready to hang up his MMA gloves just yet. It has been eighteen months since the last time Chris Weidman stepped foot in the UFC Octagon. Historically Weidman was a very active fighter but in his previous outing, he suffered a brutal injury that derailed his momentum and
Chris Weidman shared that Stipe Miocic has been putting on the muscle on the down-low. Former UFC Middleweight champion Chris Weidman is reeling off a horrible leg injury he suffered in his latest outing with Uriah Hall in April 2021. Whilst in recovery, Weidman talked to Anderson Silva, a former foe he beat twice who
Chris Weidman shows off his healthy condition in recent training session with Stephen Thompson The former UFC champion is eyeing a 2022 return A gruesome leg injury at UFC 261 saw Chris Weidman’s road to redemption in the UFC middleweight division cut short. After a year of being sidelined, the 37-year-old could finally be nearing