Overview
- Official NHS notes diagnose bilateral traumatic Brown’s syndrome with persistent diplopia, orbital soft‑tissue trauma and a minimally displaced fracture of the right medial orbital wall.
- The records state he is not medically cleared and must avoid sparring or fighting until eye motility and double vision fully resolve.
- Eye specialist Dr. Aws Al-Hity observed restricted up-and-in movement in the right eye and cautioned that returning before diplopia resolves could worsen the condition and hinder performance, calling the prognosis guarded.
- Future management outlined in the notes includes targeted periocular steroid injections or possible surgery if symptoms fail to improve, leaving any timeline uncertain.
- UFC leadership has discussed rebooking a Ciryl Gane rematch once clearance is granted, as Aspinall labels Gane a “big cheater” and disputes Dana White’s claim that he chose not to continue.