LAS VEGAS – Serghei Spivac got in and out of his fight at UFC 272 in a hurry, but he doesn’t think a potentially quick turnaround against one particular opponent would be in the cards. Spivac (14-3 MMA, 5-3 UFC) had virtually no issues against Greg Hardy (7-5 MMA, 4-5 UFC) in their heavyweight fight to open the main card at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday. Once he got the fight to the canvas against Hardy, who likely had 40 or more pounds on him, he was on his way to a TKO in less than half a round. But when asked if he’d be down to try to avenge his most recent loss against Tom Aspinall in two weeks in London, he wasn’t willing to take the bait. Aspinall is set to headline UFC Fight Night 204 against Alexander Volkov. And while that bout remains intact, there have been rumblings that Volkov, from Russia, might have trouble getting into England with restrictions on visas for travelers from Russia in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
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If asked, Serghei Spivac not sure he’d rematch Tom Aspinall at UFC London in two weeks – MMA Junkie