UFC Star's testicles swell after accusation of faking injury

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UFC Star's testicles swell after accusation of faking injury
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Victor Henry's Unfortunate Encounter

UFC star Victor Henry found himself in a rather uncomfortable situation during his recent fight. The American athlete's testicles reportedly swelled to the size of "SATSUMAS" after being accused of faking an injury.

A Strange Turn of Events

During his UFC 294 preliminary bout with Javid Basharat, Henry was caught with a low blow. The incident led to a 15-second conversation between Henry and the cageside doctor that left everyone a bit perplexed.

Questioning the Injury

According to reports, the doctor questioned Henry's reaction to the low blow, stating that it didn't hit his testicles. In response, Henry exclaimed, "It's all d*** and balls!" leaving everyone in disbelief.

A Trip to the Hospital

Following the fight, Henry was taken to the hospital as his coach, Josh Barnett, expressed concern over the severity of the injury. Barnett later posted on social media, "His balls are swollen to like the size of a Satsuma."


UFC Star's testicles swell after accusation of faking injury
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Backlash from Commentators and Fighters

Commentator Jon Anik criticized the doctor's statement, questioning how he could deny that the kick hit Henry's testicles. UFC middleweight Josh Fremd also voiced his frustration, stating that someone should "slap that dr."

Awaiting Examination

As Henry and his coach were on their way to the hospital for further examination and an ultrasound, Barnett commented on the incident, saying, "If that was a field goal attempt, that was a 60 yarder."

An Unexpected Diagnosis

In a bizarre twist, the octagon doctor told Henry that it was not a low blow, further adding to the confusion surrounding the incident.