Sean Brady has withdrawn because of an injury from his scheduled welterweight main event against Gabriel Bonfim at UFC Vegas 124 on Nov. 7, leaving the Brazilian without an opponent at Meta Apex in Las Vegas.
Sean Brady has withdrawn from his scheduled welterweight main event fight against Gabriel Bonfim at UFC Vegas 124 due to an injury. The event is set to take place on November 7 at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. The Ultimate Fighting Championship is currently searching for a short-notice replacement to face Bonfim.
The specific nature of Brady's injury has not been disclosed. Brady was coming off a unanimous decision win over Joaquin Buckley in May, while Bonfim enters on a five-fight winning streak after defeating Belal Muhammad in June. The event's co-main event features Tatiana Suarez against Virna Jandiroba.
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