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UFC: Karolina Kowalkiewicz suffering from double vision and requires surgery after Yan Xiaonan loss

South China Morning Post

發布於 2020年02月24日13:02 • Andrew McNicol
  • Kowalkiewicz tells fans she broke ‘small bones’ around her eye socket and requires surgery
  • The Polish strawweight reveals she had double vision after the first round of Yan fight – ‘everything was in the fog’
Karolina Kowalkiewicz shows her injuries. Photo: Instagram
Karolina Kowalkiewicz shows her injuries. Photo: Instagram

Polish strawweight Karolina Kowalkiewicz reveals she could not see through one eye and requires surgery following her loss at UFC Fight Night 168.

The 34-year-old Kowalkiewicz (12-6), who lost to China's Yan Xiaonan (12-1, 1 NC) via unanimous decision in a women's strawweight bout in Auckland, posted a solemn video message on Instagram addressing her next moves.

"Hi guys, thank you for your support. First time in my life, after fight I cannot say I'm OK," she said with her right eye covered in medical gauze. "Like you see, in the beginning of the first round, I (broke) small bones (around my eye), and the eye nerves start there. I couldn't see nothing, my vision was double, and everything was like in the fog.

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A post shared by Karolina Kowalkiewicz Official (@karolinakowalkiewicz) on Feb 23, 2020 at 12:02pm PST

"Yesterday after fight I spent the whole day in hospital, today I go to specialist and they make the decision, because I need operation and I am waiting for a decision here. Or I can (go) back to Poland and make this operation in Poland. But the doctor said I have to stay here because flying with this eye is very dangerous," she said, presumably still in Auckland.

Kowalkiewicz suffered her fourth loss in a row in the UFC, putting her 2-6 since a title challenge against compatriot Joanna Jedrezejczyk in 2016.

She did not say when she would return nor whether the UFC have offered to renew her contract.

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