Ciryl Gane Secures Controversial Split-Decision Victory Over Alexander Volkov at UFC 321
Ciryl Gane recently achieved a significant, yet contentious victory over Alexander Volkov at UFC 321. This match took place in December 2024 and ended with Gane winning by a split decision. The judges scored the fight 29-28, 29-28, and 28-29, illustrating the tight contest.
Controversial Decision at UFC 321
The split decision sparked a debate among fans and analysts. Many believed that Volkov had performed well enough to secure the win. However, two judges favored Gane, allowing him to extend his record further.
Fight Details
- Event Date: December 2024
- Location: Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi
- Gane’s Record: 13 wins, 2 losses in MMA (10-2 in UFC)
- Volkov’s Record: Former Bellator champion, notable heavyweight contender
- Judges’ Scorecards: 29-28 (Gane), 29-28 (Gane), 28-29 (Volkov)
As Gane prepares for his next challenge, he is set to face Tom Aspinall, the current undisputed heavyweight champion. This bout will also be part of the main event for UFC 321.
Upcoming Matchup: Gane vs. Aspinall
Gane’s next fight against Aspinall promises to be a thrilling five-round contest. Aspinall holds a professional record of 15 wins and 3 losses, with an impressive UFC record of 8 wins and 1 loss. Fans are eagerly anticipating this clash of heavyweight titans.
The controversy surrounding Gane’s victory over Volkov adds an intriguing layer to his upcoming fight. As he aims to solidify his standing in the heavyweight division, fans will be closely watching the developments in this high-stakes matchup.
