Better safe than sorry…
Following UFC 332 Last night (Saturday, October 3, 2026), promotion officials confirmed at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah MMAmania.com that three militants were taken to a local hospital for precautionary treatment after being injured in the attacks.
These fighters were Court McGee, Andrei Pulyaev and Bruce Whitehead.
McGee (22-15) was transported for a precautionary CT scan of his head and face after the knockout loss. Eric Nolanwhich opened the UFC 332 card (watch the highlights).
“The Crusher” announced his retirement after the fight, closing the book on a UFC career that included 25 appearances in the Octagon. McGee exits the promotion on a two-fight losing streak after losing five of his last six bouts.
Thanks for the memories, Court!
Happy retirement, Court McGee
As a recovering addict, I’ve always had a soft spot for Court McGee.
He seems to have set himself up perfectly for the follow-up fight, so I hope he does well.
Pulyaev (10-6) was transported for a precautionary CT scan of his head and face after the knockout loss. Damian Pinas (watch the highlights).
The 29-year-old Russian has now lost three straight fights and has been brutally stopped in his last two. Whether Pulyaev gets another chance may depend on his contract status, but his UFC future doesn’t look particularly bright.
Finally, UFC rookie Whitehead (8-3) was taken for a precautionary testicular ultrasound after the first-round knockout loss. Jacob Smith (watch the highlights).
Whitehead took a brutal low blow in just seconds. He recovered enough to continue but was eventually knocked out by Smith in the opening round.
The loss snapped Whitehead’s two-fight winning streak and spoiled his short-notice Octagon debut.
At the time of publication, the results of McGee’s scan and Whitehead’s ultrasound had not been made public.
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