Tom Aspinall vs. Ciryl Gane ended disastrously, but at least the inconclusive ending sets the stage for an immediate rematch. For four-plus minutes, Gane overdelivered against the undisputed champ, but an errant eyepoke brought UFC 321's main event to an unceremonious end.

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MMA veteran defends Ciryl Gane after eye poke on Tom Aspinall at UFC 321, calling the incident pure human nature.

Champion Tom Aspinall and top-ranked Ciryl Gane couldn’t make it through the opening round of their heavyweight main event at UFC 321 inside Etihad Arena before the match was ruled a no-contest

Tom Aspinall vs. Ciryl Gane ended in disappointment at UFC 321, but it did come with some upside. After Aspinall (15-3 MMA, 8-1 UFC) had his vision impaired by an illegal eye poke from Gane (13-2 MMA,

Despite that, the heavyweight title fight main event between Tom Aspinall and Ciryl Gane ended in disaster after Aspinall suffered one of the most brutal double eye pokes in UFC history, resulting in a no contest after just over four minutes of round one.

Jon Jones trolled Tom Aspinall with new social-media avatar after the UFC 321 title fight ended in controversial fashion.

Tom Aspinall retains his heavyweight title at UFC 321 after a controversial eye poke incident with Ciryl Gane ends the fight.

Heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall will face off against Ciryl Gane in Abu Dhabi. Here is what to know about the bout.

It's a disappointing result, with Gane getting off to a fantastic start in his third bid to become champion and Aspinall returning fire in his first defense as UFC champion. However, safety comes first for the fighters, though the crowd was not happy and booed Aspinall for not continuing to fight.

Tom Aspinall puts the undisputed heavyweight championship on the line for the first time Saturday against Ciryl Gane at UFC 321. The event in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, also features a second title fight that is all but guaranteed to crown a new champion.