Stefan Struve “Confident We Will Sort This Out” After UFC 175 Scare, Says Incident “Had Nothing to do With my Heart”
Heavyweight Says he Received Win and Show Bonus
By FCF Staff
Following the unsettling, cancellation of his bout at UFC 175, Stefan Struve relayed he was doing well, and now the heavyweight has provided further updates regarding his health.
Struve, who was diagnosed with a rare heart condition last year, was pulled from UFC 175 after he had a near fainting spell backstage. During the card’s broadcast it was relayed that the setback shouldn’t prevent Struve from competing again, and the fighter has repeated those sentiments on Twitter.
Here are some of the tweets Struve has posted recently while discussing the situation and his future:
What happened had nothing to do with my heart. But everything that has happened left mental scare that I really underestimated.
— Stefan Struve (@StefanStruve) July 7, 2014
My team and I are already figuring out what happened and we have the pieces but just need to do the puzzle. Confident we will sort this out
— Stefan Struve (@StefanStruve) July 7, 2014
I want to thank @ufc, @danawhite and @lorenzofertitta for their ungoing support and confidence in me. They even paid me show + win bonus
— Stefan Struve (@StefanStruve) July 7, 2014
Among with another important thing that we are looking at this caused what happened last weekend.
— Stefan Struve (@StefanStruve) July 7, 2014
The 26 year-old Struve hasn’t fought now since March, 2013, when he was stopped by Mark Hunt. The loss ended the Dutch fighter’s four fight win streak.