Dan Hooker aims to settle issues with Arman Tsarukyan at UFC 317. Their heated exchange has ignited tensions, setting the stage for a potential showdown. Hooker (24-12 MMA, 14-8 UFC) and Tsarukyan (23-3 MMA, 9-2 UFC) are on a collision course. Fans are excited for this fight.
The Escalating Feud Between Hooker and Tsarukyan
The feud began when Hooker questioned Tsarukyan’s withdrawal from UFC 311. Tsarukyan retaliated after Hooker withdrew from UFC 313 due to a fractured hand. Hooker, after surgery, targets a return on June 28, wanting to face Tsarukyan. He cited an interview where Tsarukyan acted inappropriately with Nina Drama.
Hooker criticised Tsarukyan’s perceived privileged background, attributing it to inflated confidence. “It will be another loss for him,” Hooker proclaimed, aiming for a fight at International Fight Week. He made comments about Tsarukyan’s appearance. Tsarukyan cited a back injury for his UFC 311 withdrawal. Dana White confirmed no immediate title rematch, fueling the rivalry.
UFC 317: A Potential Career-Defining Matchup
As Hooker prepares for his return, excitement builds for a matchup that could impact both fighters’ careers. UFC fans eagerly anticipate the showdown between Hooker and Tsarukyan, especially during International Fight Week. This clash promises to be a highlight of the event. The fans are ready.
Key Points:
- Dan Hooker targets Arman Tsarukyan at UFC 317.
- The feud began with Hooker’s criticism of Tsarukyan’s withdrawal from UFC 311.
- Hooker underwent hand surgery and aims for a June 28 return.
- He criticized Tsarukyan’s behavior with Nina Drama.
- Tsarukyan cited a back injury for his UFC 311 withdrawal.
- Dana White confirmed no immediate title rematch for Tsarukyan.
- Hooker aims to fight Tsarukyan during International Fight Week.
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