Bobbie Jackson, Paul Battison, Sean Byrne and Daryl Hammond Paul Battison BBC Sport in Abu Dhabi Cheers for Tom Aspinall and boos for Ciryl Gane from the Abu Dhabi crowd during the pre-fight promotional package.

Where to watch UFC 321 will air in the US on ESPN Plus. Undisputed heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall puts his belt on the line at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi on Saturday in a much-anticipated 265-pound headline act at UFC 321.

UFC 321 promised to be a must-watch event with Aspinall vs. Gane. It ended with an eye poke and a no contest. Here are the results and highlights.

Tom Aspinall responded to the crowd's boos after Ciryl Gane’s accidental eye poke ended their UFC 321 title fight early.

Anyway, we got talking and this man tells us he's called Izzy from Manchester, has been a UFC fan for years, and has flown over to watch Tom Aspinall. Izzy even showed us a picture on his phone of him alongside a very young-looking Dana White at UFC 70 in Manchester,

Saturday's UFC heavyweight title match between champion Tom Aspinall and Ciryl Gane ended in a no contest after the challenger accidentally poked the champion in eye, forcing an early end to the bout.

Champion Tom Aspinall and top-ranked Ciryl Gane couldn’t make it through the opening round of their heavyweight main event at UFC 321 inside Etihad Arena before the match was ruled a no-contest. Aspinall (15-3-0) and Gane (13-2-0) both came out with a lot of energy until an accidental double eye poke prompted an official timeout at the 4:35 mark of the first round.

Tom Aspinall's first defence of his undisputed heavyweight title ends in bitter disappointment after an accidental eye poke from Ciryl Gane leaves the Briton unable to continue at UFC 321 in Abu Dhabi.