Tim Means headed to surgery for some broken bones following his latest fight inside of the Octagon.
The UFC veteran suffered a first-round TKO loss in a welterweight bout to Nicco Price on the main card of UFC on ESPN + 4. This event went down on Saturday, March 9, 2019 at Intrust Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas.
The finish of the fight saw Means roll is ankle in a gruesome fashion. Once replays were shown immediately, it featured footage of something had gone wrong.
Means took to his official Instagram account where he confirmed that after a trip to the hospital, he suffered a broken ankle and tibia in his right leg that will require surgery. He wrote the following:
“I do my best to leave it all in the ring everytime out so the fans can get what they paid for. Wasn’t my night I have to get surgery broken tibia and ankle. Niko caught me with a punch and my foot got stuck under me. Much respect to @hybridufc . See y’all down the road. Thankyou to everyone for the kind words.”
Throughout his career with the Las Vegas-based promotion, the MMA veteran has earned a reputation as one of the UFC’s top action fighters. The reason for this is due to him fighting 19 times under the banner of the promotion.
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