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Chris Weidman Reveals Injury That Led to UFC 199 Withdrawal
- Updated: May 18, 2016
Chris Weidman did his best to make it to UFC 199, but in the end his body simply wouldn’t cooperate. The former middleweight champion revealed in a Facebook post on Wednesday how he attempted to train through a painful neck injury before ultimately withdrawing from his June 4 rematch with Luke Rockhold. After nerve and neck pain affected his sleep and he experienced “severe vertigo” prior to sparring, Weidman underwent an MRI revealing that he had a “large extrusion herniation” which was located on a nerve “that shuts down the tricep and forearm area.” Despite receiving a recommendation for surgery, Weidman says he initially opted to receive an epidural injection instead. It did not make a significant difference. “During this time I couldn’t sleep or get through any regular-day activity with the pain I was experiencing. I actually felt my …
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