TalkSPORT's Jim White was shocked when Michael Bisping, a legend in the UFC, popped out his prosthetic eye live to radio.
After sustaining several painful and extensive surgeries, Bisping was left with a detached retina in his right side from a fight against Vitor Belfort in 2013.
White addressed the incident. The Count then removed his fake eye socket from his socket to show the extent of his injury. He thought that no one could see the same way they saw on the radio.
On White and Jordan, Bisping stated: "It’s radio so that you can’t see, it’s PG."
White, Jordan, and guest Neil Warnock were stunned, while Bisping completely forgot that the live stream was available on YouTube and Facebook.
UFC Hall of Famer Dana White, the president of MMA Promotions, told him that his career was over "many times" after he had lost his eye.
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The British bruiser, however, continued to enjoy legendary status in the Octagon. He defeated Luke Rockhold, the title holder at UFC 199, and also defeated Anderson Silva on his home turf.
Bisping said, "Oh yes, many, many times. Bisping added: "Oh yeah, many times, many times. I wanted to fight.
"At that time, I hadn't achieved the financial stability I desired through my fight career.
"And I hadn’t opened any other doors.
CHELTENHAM SIGN UP OFFERS AND FREE CHELTENHAM BETS - ALL THE LATEST DEALS RACING THIS WEEKIt was a blessing in disguise, as my fight career was ending at any moment. So I began to do whatever I could to open doors to other opportunities, outside of fighting.
"But I was able to keep going for five or six more years like this."
