Arman Tsarukyan suspended nine months by Nevada commission ...
A physical altercation took place during Tsarukyan's walkout at UFC 300
www.cbssports.comHere’s the latest available on Arman Tsarukyan:
- Tsarukyan was in the news in early 2026 due to ongoing controversy surrounding his conduct outside the cage, including a recent post-fight incident at Real American Freestyle 6 in Arizona. This has drawn attention to disciplinary considerations as UFC and other bodies review his case.[1]
- In 2024, he faced a nine-month suspension by the NSAC for a walkout incident at UFC 300, with talk of a possible reduction to six months if he completed an anti-bullying public service announcement; the situation raised questions about his readiness for title opportunities that year.[2]
- On competition notes, Tsarukyan remained a top UFC lightweight contender with high ranking status and continued interest in title opportunities, including potential fights at 155 pounds across various scenarios reported in late 2024–2025 media, though exact date-specific matchups have varied by report.[3][4]
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