STRONG IMAGE: Athlete's finger is severed in an MMA fight in the United States

D. Goodale (left) and K. Pliev (right) face each other before their confrontation at CFFC 94. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

For those who like 'bizarreness', this case is a real treat. A shocking situation ended up stealing the show in the co-main fight of CFFC 94, held last Thursday (1), in the United States. Devin Goodale's opponent, Khetag Pliev ended up losing a finger during the confrontation and had tense moments in the show.

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In a middleweight duel, Khetag and Goodale were exchanging strength and didn't realize what had happened. With his adrenaline pumping, Pliev only realized the serious situation when, between the second and third rounds, he noticed that he had literally lost his ring finger.

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Upon realizing the seriousness of the situation, the match referee, David Osaghae, stopped the match immediately. As a result, the driver was left to declare victory for Devin, who remained undefeated in his career, with four consecutive victories.

To increase the tension, people present in the battle arena started looking for Pliev's 'lost finger'. The ring, however, was found attached to the fighter's own glove.

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Afterwards, Khetag was taken to the hospital and had his hand reconstructed. On his social networks, the fighter tried to record the moment and reassured his followers after the atypical episode.

“Family, friends and fans, from the bottom of my heart, you and God are my soul and motivation. I want to apologize for not responding individually, but I want you to know that I'm okay. The finger is back in place. God bless and this fight is not over yet”, wrote the middleweight, in his account on Instagram.

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