Sterling unsure if he'll fight O'Malley at UFC 292

Dmitriy Kel May 19, 2023, 11:55 a.m.

UFC Bantamweight Champion Aljamain Sterling can withdraw from the fight against the challenger Shauna O'Malley, despite the fact that the fight was recently announced.

The American said that he received several injuries in a fight with Henry Cejudo, whom he defeated by unanimous decision on May 8 at UFC 288.

“I'm still injured. My legs hurt, my biceps are not doing well. I need to get another MRI. I'm trying to do my best to perform in August. The team and I discussed the situation a bit to determine the next steps. I just had fights. The swelling on the leg has decreased, but it still hurts. We'll see," Sterling was quoted as saying by MMA Mania.

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