Alexa Grasso and Valentina Shevchenko encountered each other before the Ultimate Fighter 32 event. In this 2024 version of The Ultimate Fighter, a reality TV series produced by the Ultimate Fighting Championship and broadcasted on ESPN+, Alexa Grasso, the reigning UFC Flyweight Champion, and Valentina Shevchenko, a previous champion, will take the roles of head coaches. However, there’s a twist in the lineup as Dana White announced a withdrawal; a fighter who was anticipated to join The Ultimate Fighter 32 will sadly not have the opportunity to participate.
Unexpected Fighter Withdrawal from TUF 32
Alexa Grasso and Valentina Shevchenko are set to lead as head coaches. Jamie Siraj, who was anticipated to participate in The Ultimate Fighter 32, will unfortunately miss out on the opportunity due to circumstances beyond his control, according to his Instagram statement.
Jamie Siraj shared on Instagram that he was fully prepared and determined to win The Ultimate Fighter 32, but an unforeseen last-minute change prevented his participation, leaving him deeply disappointed. Despite previous setbacks due to health issues, this time it was beyond his control. Siraj remains optimistic about reaching his goals, expressing gratitude to his team and his girlfriend, Kaylee Dodds, for their support. Confident in his skills, he’s eager to prove himself in the ring as soon as possible, believing he is one of the strongest contenders.
Grasso and Shevchenko are set to oppose each other as coaches in Season 32 of TUF, with the season premiere scheduled for early June. Their rematch six months later ended in a draw, leaving their competition unresolved. Make sure to catch the unfolding action.
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