After absorbing a nasty groin kick at UFC 294, Victor Henry says he had “no permanent damage to my pills” and is recovering. Henry also retaliated against MMA observers who demanded that his opponent, Javid Basharat, be penalized for landing the kick that knocked him out of the fight on Saturday. “I don’t think my opponent had ill intentions to kick my nuts, he threw a legal strike that just so happened to hit an illegal spot,” Henry stated on his social media page. “Totally not his fault, but that’s MMA.” Basharat denied fouling Henry in the preliminary card battle, implying that his opponent feigned an injury and “quit” the fight. In a heated debate on X, Henry’s coach, former UFC heavyweight champion Josh Barnett, hit out at Basharat. Henry confronted other skeptics of his injury – namely, a UFC cageside doctor, who told him the kick did not land on his groin. Henry loudly disputed that as he writhed in pain. After five minutes, he was unable to continue, and the fight was ruled a no-contest … Read more