“Great news” – Fans send their wishes as former UFC title challenger announces recovery from deep vein thrombosis

Following the declaration of the resolution of a short-lived health concern, Dominick Reyes is prepared to make his comeback in the octagon.

In an effort to update his fans on social media, Reyes shared a video confirming that he had fully recovered and was ready to resume full training. He expressed his gratitude for the support he received from fans during his recovery and assured them that he would be back to his full strength in just a few days.

According to Reyes:

“I got a clean bill of health. No evidence of deep vein thrombosis anymore. Pretty excited, man. I just gotta finish off these next few days of blood thinners and I’m good to go, 100 percent… Time to get back at it, baby. Ready to go.”

In his acknowledgement, Reyes acknowledged Dr. Jason Chiriano of the Viva Life Healing Center for possibly rescuing him from the previously mentioned deep vein thrombosis.

The announcement from the former title challenger was met with great excitement from fans who showed their approval through comments. One fan expressed their enthusiasm for the light heavyweight’s upcoming appearance by referring to it as “great news.”

The comment stated:

“Great news! Let’s go!”

Additional viewers left their thoughts:

“YESSS!! Can’t wait to see you fight again!”

“Middleweight Reyes 2024!”

“You the real champ we all saw you beat Jon Jones and now this!”

“When u getting back in octagon champ?”

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Dominick Reyes aims to redeem himself after four consecutive losses in the UFC

Despite being undefeated with a record of 12-0, Dominick Reyes’ career in the UFC has been perceived by many fans as one of the most peculiar. He entered UFC 247 as a former light heavyweight champion but has been unable to secure a victory since then.

Despite many modern UFC fans believing that Reyes may have dethroned Jon Jones in February 2020, the official decision gave Jones his third title defense during his second championship reign and marked Reyes’ first professional loss by unanimous decision.

Despite gaining fans with his loss, Reyes has faced challenges in bouncing back as he has suffered consecutive knockouts in fights against Jan Blachowicz, Jiri Prochazka, and Ryan Spann.

Following his defeat to Spann, Reyes revealed that his next fight would be postponed due to injuries and recent health concerns that he had successfully overcome.

Reyes is currently seeking his first victory in the octagon since his 2019 knockout of Chris Weidman, as he prepares to make his return to the cage.