UFC light heavyweight contender Carlos Ulberg has suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), according to his manager Ash Belcastro. Belcastro confirmed that Ulberg's surgery went "very well" and the fighter is "focused on returning as soon as possible." However, recovery from an ACL tear typically takes up to 12 months, meaning Ulberg may not compete in the Octagon until late 2026 at the earliest. The post raises the question of whether the UFC should introduce an interim title during Ulberg's extended absence, though it's unclear if he holds a title or was in immediate title contention.
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