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Tom Aspinall: UFC to consider removing heavyweight title after almost year out injured
Tom Aspinall has a professional MMA record of 15 wins, three defeats and one no-contest
The UFC will assess Tom Aspinall's status as heavyweight champion as he approaches a full year out of action, says its president Dana White.
Briton Aspinall, 33, has not fought since October 2025, when the first defence of his title against Ciryl Gane ended in a no-contest as he suffered an eye injury.
After repeated eye pokes from Gane, Aspinall was unable to continue and was subsequently diagnosed with a rare eye condition and had persistent double vision before having surgery.
Earlier this month, UFC women's flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko vacated her title because of persistent injuries.
Henry Cejudo: Tom Aspinall ‘needs to vacate or be stripped at this point’
Henry Cejudo has had enough of Tom Aspinall sitting on the sidelines.
Aspinall has been out of action since October 2025, when he suffered a pair of eye pokes from Ciryl Gane in the main event of UFC 321 that left him unable to continue and rendered the heavyweight title fight a no-contest. Since then, Aspinall has been in full recovery mode, undergoing eye surgery and steadily healing, with no timetable for his comeback established as of yet.
Next month will mark a full year off for Aspinall, so Cejudo thinks he and the UFC need to get on the same page when it comes to putting his belt up for grabs.
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