Tom Aspinall’s first undisputed title defence ended in a no contest at UFC 321, and now he is facing criticism for how he handled fight week. After waiting 15 months for Jon Jones to return, Aspinall stepped back into the Octagon at UFC 321 to defend his title against Ciryl Gane.

After a disastrous end to his first undisputed title defense at UFC 321, Tom Aspinall has been told he made several fight week mistakes. The fight ended in disaster after the challenger landed a brutal double eye poke on Aspinall,

Daniel Cormier learned the hard way that private conversations can still get caught on camera.

For the first time in UFC history, a no contest was immediately declared in the main event of a title fight after an inadvertent eye poke brought an early end to UFC 321 in Abu Dhabi on Saturday .

Few people in the world may have been more satisfied watching UFC 321's anticlimactic main event than Jon Jones.

Virna Jandiroba and Mackenzie Dern met for the second time in the co-main event of UFC 321 to crown a new strawweight champion.

It's questionable whether his loss in the UFC is worth any attention. Aspinall suffered a serious knee injury just 15 seconds into his bout with Curtis Blaydes and the fight had to be stopped. But he avenged that blemish on his record in his most recent fight by beating Blaydes in 60 seconds.

Highlights from UFC 321 official weigh-ins ahead of Tom Aspinall vs. Ciryl Gane and Virna Jandiroba vs. Mackenzie Dern.