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Silva underwent knee surgery in late July 2010 and his doctors had stated that he would need to wait at least 4 months before returning to training. This meant that he would not be seen fighting in the octagon again until early 2011. [26] Silva was scheduled to face Brian Stann at UFC 130. [27]
However, the bout was delayed after Weidman sustained a knee injury which required a minor surgery. [4] A light heavyweight bout between the coaches of The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil 3 Chael Sonnen and Wanderlei Silva was originally scheduled for UFC 173.
Cro Cop was scheduled to face Wanderlei Silva in a trilogy bout on 29 December in the Rizin Open Weight quarter finals. [121] However, on 2 December, Silva withdrew from the bout. [122] Rizin announced that Cro Cop would then face Muhammed Lawal, who had just fought Satoshi Ishii on December 16 at Bellator 169. [123]
He then had surgery for a pre-existing knee injury. [15] [16] Rua left Chute Boxe in January 2008 and opened his own camp, Universidade da luta, with his brother Murilo in Curitiba. [17] In the months following his surgery Rua completely reruptured damaged ligaments during training and was forced to undergo a second knee surgery.
In addition, the expected fight between the TUF: Brazil coaches Vitor Belfort and Wanderlei Silva did not occur after Belfort sustained a broken hand while preparing for the fight. [33] Season 16 was supposed to feature a fight between coaches Roy Nelson and Shane Carwin, though this was also cancelled after Carwin suffered a knee injury. [34]
“The first surgery had a 60% chance of giving him seizure freedom, and the second surgery had a 50% chance of giving seizure freedom,” Andalusia says. “It did not give him seizure freedom.”
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However, Silva's manager, Ed Soares, announced that Silva would not be fully recovered from his injury by that time, so the fight was postponed. [10] Belfort was again slated to fight Silva on 6 February 2010, at UFC 109 and 10 April 2010, at UFC 112 , respectively, but both fights were canceled because of a surgery for Silva and an injury ...