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UFC president Dana White explained why former UFC women’s flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko lost her belt. Shevchenko vacated the UFC women’s flyweight belt due to injuries, and the vacant title will now be fought for between Natalia Silva and Wang Cong in the main event of UFC 332.
Shevchenko, effectively, gave up the belt and is expected to be out for a long time. Her coach, Pavel Fedotov, shared some details via Ushatayka. Fedotov claimed that Shevchenko had injured some ligaments in her back and shoulder, which led to the decision to call the fight off:
The UFC is reportedly working on an interim women's flyweight title bout between Natalia Silva and Wang Cong as the new main event for UFC 332.
Former UFC women’s flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko’s coach explained why she decided to vacate her belt at 125 lbs.The UFC announced during the UFC Paris broadcast that Natalia Silva and Wang Cong will battle it out for the vacant UFC women’s flyweight title in the main event of UFC 332 on October 3 at Delta […
Dominant UFC women's flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko has been stripped of her title due to injury, with the UFC 332 main event between Natalia Silva and Wang Cong set to crown the new champion.
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UFC 332 loses Valentina Shevchenko-led main event, leaving Salt Lake City without a championship fight
BlockBUSTer?!?!?! UFC 332 is now a month away and does not have a main event … or a co-main event (unless this is that?). The event, set for Oct. 3, 2026, inside Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah,
Valentina Shevchenko may be one of the top female UFC fighters of all time but MMA is not the only sport she excels in. The two-time UFC Women’s Flyweight champion is the #1 pound-for-pound female fighter in the promotion, and is considered one of the ...
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