Dillashaw Injured

During training on Monday, TJ Dillashaw sustained a fractured rib that will force him out of his rematch with # 1 contender Renan Barao in Montreal on April 25.

Dana White made the announcement on a L.A Radio station. There is no date for the rematch as of yet.

This is the second time the rematch has been rescheduled. The last rematch did not take place because of weight cut issues by Barao.

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  1. UnknownMarch 24, 2015 at 2:11 PM

    Again!?
    I hope the UFC189 doesn't lose its two belt fights due to injury

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