Tom Aspinall seemingly hints at Ciryl Gane rematch date when confirming UFC talks

Tom Aspinall goes to be releasing content throughout what he says is a 12-week camp.

On Wednesday, Eddie Hearn revealed that Aspinall’s team have reached out to the UFC about him making his return to the Octagon.

Aspinall shared his live response to Ciryl Gane’s interim title win earlier this month that arrange an enormous rematch between them for the near future.

In his latest post, the Brit suggested that he isn’t just back in training, but already starting his camp.

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Tom Aspinall suggests he’s began a 12-week camp that might end in September

On June 25, Tom Aspinall released the primary episode of a podcast series that he recorded earlier this yr while recovering from his eye injuries.

The heavyweight champion promoted the debut of ‘The Inner Game’ via a post on X where he confirmed the news that talks are happening between his team and the UFC.

When laying out when fans can expect to see more episodes, Aspinall seemingly suggested that they might be consistently released through his current 12-week training camp.

“Back in full training for the Ciryl Gane fight and we’re currently in talks with the UFC… These episodes might be coming out over the subsequent 12 weeks while I’m in camp,” he wrote.

When sharing his response to Gane’s recent win, Aspinall accepted his callout to make their rematch occur in Paris, France in September.

If the Brit has just began a 12-week training camp, depending on the particular date he began, meaning he’d be roughly ending his preparations just a couple of days after the UFC Fight Night in Paris is scheduled to happen.

It seems highly unlikely that this Fight Night event might be upgraded to a numbered card or be headlined by a title fight however the UFC moving away from the PPV model could change that.

A matchup of this magnitude to unify the heavyweight titles would appear more fitting at one among the promotion’s big trips to Abu Dhabi or Recent York that may likely be coming up after September.