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Alexa Grasso Reveals She Suffered Serious Injury In Training

By The Spotlight StaffNovember 12, 2024
Alexa Grasso Reveals She Suffered Serious Injury In Training

Alexa Grasso (16-4-1) last competed on September 14 at UFC 306, where she defended the UFC Women’s Flyweight Championship against Valentina Shevchenko (24-4-1). Grasso lost the title to Shevchenko via unanimous decision.

On Monday, Grasso posted a photo of herself on crutches wearing a walking boot. Former UFC Women’s Flyweight Champion stated that she suffered a broken leg during a training session.

“Broke my leg training 😮 💨😬
But I’m fine.. all healthy.. time to time 🙌🏻
Send me lots of love to make that bone stick well please 🦴🙏🏼🤞🏻😘”

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