After stumbling in the headliner on his home turf, James Te Huna is now going to have to sit on the sidelines for the better part of the next year before he can try and rebound. Te Huna not only lost via first-round armbar to Nate Marquardt at UFC Fight Night Auckland on June 28, he also suffered a dislocated shoulder during the build-up to the fight. The shoulder injury will require surgery and put him out of action for about 10 months, Te Huna told Stuff.co.nz . “I’m having surgery on Tuesday. I’ll be out for about six months and I won’t be fighting for about 10 months,” Te Huna said. “It’s very frustrating but I’ve been there before.
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James Te Huna Going in for Shoulder Surgery, Likely Out for Close to a Year – MMA Weekly