A blockbuster UFC251 card has been thrown into chaos after one of the card's main event fighters tested positive for coronavirus.
Burns was scheduled to take on welterweight champion Kamaru Usman in a highly-anticipated title bout on Fight Island.
Watch UFC action with ESPN on KAYO. Stream full Fight Night events live plus prelim fights for PPV events. New to Kayo?UFC 251 boasted a blockbuster main card with three title fights — Petr Yan will take on Jose Aldo in the bantamweight division, while Australia’s Alexander Volkanovski will once again come up against Max Holloway after claiming the featherweight title in December., it is unknown whether the UFC will be able to find a replacement opponent for Usman.
Potential medical issue has been identified in the Kamaru Usman- Gilbert Burns matchup, and neither fighter is boarding the plane to Abu Dhabi tonight for
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