Tom Aspinall Odds

Tom Aspinall’s next fight has not been officially announced, meaning there are currently no confirmed opponent-specific Tom Aspinall odds to compare.

A heavyweight title unification rematch with interim champion Ciryl Gane is expected. However, Aspinall must first complete his recovery from the eye injuries suffered during their original contest at UFC 321.

Once the fight is booked, the latest odds will appear above. Available markets may cover the outright winner, method of victory, exact round, total rounds and whether the bout reaches the judges.

Prices can move between the opening of a market and fight night. The live Tom Aspinall betting odds shown on this page should therefore take priority over any earlier figures quoted elsewhere.

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Tom Aspinall is expected to face Ciryl Gane in a UFC heavyweight title unification fight, although the rematch has not yet received an official date.

The pair first met at UFC 321 in October 2025. That contest lasted less than one round before an accidental eye poke left Aspinall unable to continue, resulting in a no contest.

Rather than wait for the champion to recover, the UFC created an interim heavyweight title. Gane claimed that belt by stopping Alex Pereira in the second round at UFC Freedom 250.

A second meeting now provides the clearest route forward for the division. Aspinall holds the undisputed championship, while Gane’s interim belt places him next in line for a unification contest.

Aspinall has undergone three operations since their first fight and has made it clear that he will not return before his eyesight and training are back where they need to be. That leaves the timing uncertain, even if the likely opponent is obvious.

This page will be updated with the date, venue and Tom Aspinall vs Ciryl Gane odds once the UFC confirms the rematch.

Tom Aspinall’s first fight with Ciryl Gane ended in a no contest at UFC 321 on 25 October 2025.

The opening round had reached 4:35 when Gane’s outstretched fingers caught Aspinall in both eyes. Aspinall was given time to recover but told the referee that he could not see clearly enough to continue.

Because the foul was ruled accidental and the fight had not progressed far enough for the scorecards to be used, the official result became a no contest. Aspinall retained the UFC heavyweight championship.

The injury proved more serious than it initially appeared. Aspinall later revealed that he temporarily lost vision in one eye and required three separate operations, including two procedures on his right eye.

He has not fought since. His recovery opened the door for Gane to win the interim title and created the need for another meeting between them.

Tom Aspinall holds a professional MMA record of 15 wins, three defeats and one no contest. Twelve victories are listed as knockouts or technical knockouts, while the other three came by submission. He has never needed a decision to win a professional fight.

His UFC record stands at eight wins, one loss and one no contest. All eight victories inside the promotion ended early, with seven coming during the opening round.

Born in Salford on 11 April 1993, Aspinall is 33 years old. The English heavyweight stands 6ft 5in tall, has a 78-inch reach and generally fights from an orthodox stance.

Aspinall started training in martial arts under his father, Andy, who remains part of his coaching team. He holds a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu but has also developed the speed and boxing ability more commonly associated with fighters from lighter divisions.

That combination has shaped his approach. Aspinall can finish opponents with straight punches, elbows, knees or submissions, rather than relying on one route to victory.

His professional career began in December 2014. After competing for BAMMA, Full Contact Contender and Cage Warriors, he joined the UFC in 2020 and stopped Jake Collier in only 45 seconds.

Wins over Andrei Arlovski, Alexander Volkov, Sergei Pavlovich and Curtis Blaydes eventually carried him to the heavyweight championship. His fast finishes have also given him one of the shortest average fight times in UFC history.

The table below contains every professional MMA fight of Tom Aspinall’s career:

Aspinall has won eight of his 10 UFC contests, with the remaining appearances producing one injury defeat and one no contest.

No professional fight involving Aspinall has reached the final scorecards. Fourteen of his 15 victories ended within the opening round.

Tom Aspinall competes in the UFC heavyweight division.

The championship weight limit is 265lb. Fighters taking part in non-title contests normally receive a one-pound allowance, allowing them to weigh up to 266lb.

Aspinall usually weighs around 250lb to 255lb. While some heavyweights enter closer to the upper limit, he has built his style around movement, hand speed and sharp changes between striking and grappling.

He has competed at heavyweight throughout his professional career. Unlike Pereira or Jon Jones, Aspinall did not move into the division after winning a championship at a lower weight.

Tom Aspinall is the current undisputed UFC heavyweight champion.

He first won the interim belt by knocking out Sergei Pavlovich after 69 seconds at UFC 295. Aspinall accepted that fight on short notice after an injury forced the original heavyweight title contest between Jon Jones and Stipe Miocic to be cancelled.

Aspinall then defended the interim championship against Curtis Blaydes at UFC 304 in Manchester. He needed exactly one minute to avenge the injury defeat from their first meeting.

Jon Jones remained the undisputed champion during that period. When Jones announced his retirement in June 2025, Aspinall was promoted from interim to undisputed status.

His first defence of the full championship came against Gane at UFC 321. The no-contest result meant Aspinall kept his belt, but the serious eye injury prevented an immediate rematch.

Gane has since won the interim championship. Their next fight is expected to determine a single undisputed heavyweight champion.

The Tom Aspinall betting markets offered will depend on his opponent, the event and the number of rounds scheduled.

Fight Winner

Fight-winner betting asks customers to choose which competitor will have their hand raised.

Aspinall has won 15 of his 19 professional contests, with three defeats and one no contest. His speed and finishing record provide valuable background, but they cannot determine the result of a future fight.

Method of Victory

This market combines the winning fighter with how the contest ends. Selections may include Tom Aspinall by KO or TKO, Aspinall by submission and Aspinall by decision.

Aspinall has produced finishes through strikes and grappling. Twelve professional wins are recorded as knockouts or TKOs, while three came by submission.

The opponent remains an important part of any method-of-victory selection. A fighter’s defensive wrestling, movement and ability to absorb heavy shots can all influence how a contest develops.

Knockout Betting

Some events may offer a separate market on Aspinall winning by knockout or technical knockout.

Six of his eight UFC victories have ended through strikes. That run includes knockouts of Pavlovich and Blaydes in heavyweight championship fights.

Aspinall’s historical finishing numbers do not make another knockout certain. Heavyweight contests can change with a single punch from either competitor.

Round Betting

Round betting involves predicting when the fight will end. Customers may be able to select an exact round or combine a fighter with the expected finishing round.

Seven of Aspinall’s eight UFC wins occurred during round one. Arlovski is the only opponent he has beaten inside the promotion after reaching the second round.

His previous results point towards a history of quick finishes, but a rematch with Gane or another five-round title fight could produce a different contest.

Total Rounds

Total-round markets ask whether the fight lasts longer or shorter than a displayed number.

A five-round championship bout may include lines such as 1.5, 2.5 or 3.5 rounds. Customers should check the displayed total and settlement rules before making a selection.

Fight to Go the Distance

This market asks whether the contest reaches the judges’ scorecards.

None of Aspinall’s 19 professional MMA fights have gone the scheduled distance. His victories all ended early, while his three defeats came through submission, injury or disqualification.

The UFC 321 contest with Gane also ended during the first round, although the accidental foul produced a no contest rather than a win or loss.

Same Game Multi

Where available, a Same Game Multi allows several compatible outcomes from one fight to be combined.

For example, a customer might pair Aspinall to win with a particular method or total-round selection. Each part of the combination must be correct for the bet to succeed.

The selections available will appear inside the relevant fight market.

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4. Find Tom Aspinall’s fight.
5. Review the available odds and markets.
6. Add your chosen selection to the bet slip.
7. Enter your stake and check the details before confirming.

In-play Tom Aspinall odds may become available once the fight begins. Prices can change quickly after heavy strikes, takedowns or submission attempts, while markets may be suspended during significant moments.

Tom Aspinall’s long-awaited return is tied directly to the future of the UFC heavyweight division. He still owns the undisputed championship, but Gane’s victory over Pereira has placed an interim belt on the other side of their unfinished rivalry.

Their rematch is the obvious next step, although Aspinall’s recovery must come first. The latest Tom Aspinall odds will appear here once the UFC confirms the contest. Until then, browse the full range of sports betting markets, check the latest sports offer or explore the available online slots at talkSPORT BET.

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