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Danish fighter Damir Hadzovic out of UFC Fight Night 236
Damir Hadzovic was foced to pull out of UFC Fight Night 236. Photo via Instagram (@hadzo)
The UFC recently announced that Danish lightweight Damir Hadzovic has been removed from Saturday’s lightweight bout against Bolaji Oki.
The promotion gave no reason for the withdrawal, but Hadzovic posted to his social media that he pulled out due to visa-related issues.
“Unfortunately my fight is cancelled due to slow work-visa processing,” Hadzovic wrote. “Can’t even tell you how disappointed I am feeling, just bad luck, man. Hoping to get a new fight soon.”
Taking Hadzovic’s place against Oki is Timothy Cuamba who recently competed in the Contender Series.
The UFC Fight Night 236 fight card has gone through some changes in the past days, but the main event between Jack Hermansson and Joe Pyfer is still intact.
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Updated UFC Fight Night 236 fight card
Main card
- Middleweight bout: Jack Hermansson vs. Joe Pyfer
- Featherweight bout: Dan Ige vs. Andre Fili
- Middleweight bout: Robert Bryczek vs. Ihor Potieira
- Middleweight bout: Brad Tavares vs. Gregory Rodrigues
- Lightweight bout: Michael Johnson vs. Darrius Flowers
- Middleweight bout: Rodolfo Vieira vs. Armen Petrosyan
Preliminary card
- Welterweight bout: Trevin Giles vs. Carlos Prates
- Lightweight bout: Timothy Cuamba vs. Bolaji Oki
- Women’s Strawweight bout: Loma Lookboonmee vs. Bruna Brasil
- Light Heavyweight bout: Devin Clark vs. Marcin Prachnio
- Welterweight bout: Max Griffin vs. Jeremiah Wells
- Light Heavyweight bout: Zac Pauga vs. Bogdan Guskov
- Featherweight bout: Fernie Garcia vs. Hyder Amil
- Bantamweight bout: Daniel Marcos vs. Aori Qileng
* Fight card is a subject of change.
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