Following UFC 322 last night (Sat., Nov. 15, 2025) inside Madison Square Garden, company officials confirmed to MMAmania.com that two fighters were transported to a local New York hospital for precautionary reasons after their violent bouts.
The fighters were No. 2-ranked Welterweight, Sean Brady, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ) ace, Rodolfo Vieira.
Brady (18-2) was taken in for a precautionary CT scan of his head and face following his first round stoppage loss to surging Welterweight contender, Michael Morales, in the “Featured” fight of the night (watch highlights). The defeat snapped Brady’s three-fight win streak — a run that included victories over former champion, Leon Edwards, as well as notable competition in Gilbert Burns and Kelvin Gastelum.
Vieira (11-4), meanwhile, was also transported for a precautionary CT scan after suffering a brutal head-kick knockout at the hands of Bo Nickal (watch highlights). “The Black Belt Hunter” has now alternated wins and losses across his last four appearances, sitting at 6-4 overall inside the Octagon.
The results of both fighters’ scans are currently unknown, though they have since been released from the hospital.
It is normal for UFC to transport fighters to the hospital for precautionary reasons, especially if the fighters are involved in three-round battles that are full of damage or after suffering nasty knockouts.
Stick with MMAmania.com for the fighters’ health-related updates.