There's significant uncertainty surrounding the condition of UFC strawweight contender Tatiana Suarez and her status for the December pay-per-view.
After serious injuries took away years of her career, Suarez made a splash in her return to action last year. Following a successful comeback fight up at flyweight, the undefeated wrestling specialist announced herself back in the 115-pound title picture by submitting Jéssica Andrade.
But 2024 hasn't gone smoothly for the Californian after injury forced her out of a planned clash with ex-championship challenger Amanda Lemos this past February.
And recent reports suggested her woes had continued, with X account @MMAmelotto first reporting that Suarez had withdrawn from a top contenders' clash with Virna Jandiroba at UFC 310 due to injury.
A number of reliable sources subsequently supported that, including MMA Junkie's Nolan King.
Though all signs are pointing toward that bout on Dec. 7 being canceled, confusion emerged when Suarez posted training images from the day of the injury report and began refuting those claims on social media.
Suarez responded to a post on X that branded her injured, insisting that's not the case. She didn't, however, dispute that her clash with Jandiroba is no longer happening and later deleted the tweet entirely.
A report from MMA Fighting's Damon Martin listed an undisclosed health issue as the reason for her apparent withdrawal from UFC 310, rather than a fight-related injury.
Things will likely be cleared up by Suarez and her team soon. But while injury doesn't seem to be the reason, it would appear that she won't be making the walk inside T-Mobile Arena later this year, making 2024 another calendar year without a fight for the highly regarded strawweight contender.