Days after a rematch against Charles Oliveira at UFC 309, Michael Chandler is dealing with some crazy pitting swelling on his leg.

Michael Chandler suffered a leg injury just minutes into his fight with Charles Oliveira in the UFC 309 co-main event. Despite several near-finishes throughout the fight, Chandler made it the full distance, nearly pulling a 180-degree rally in the final minutes.

Big' John McCarthy believes Michael Chandler might be in the same boat as the winless Tony Ferguson after suffering back-to-back losses at UFC 309.

Chandler (23-9 MMA, 2-4 UFC) rallied late, but was dominated for the most part in his rematch with Charles Oliveira less than two weeks ago at UFC 309. Chandler has now lost four of his past five, with the lone win in that stretch coming in a knockout over the skidding Tony Ferguson at UFC 274.

Michael Chandler’s recent struggles in the octagon have provided an opportunity for his former rival, Brent Primus, to weigh in on his performance.

Is Michael Chandler on the decline following his UFC 309 loss to Charles Oliveira? One MMA figure thinks he's hit Tony Ferguson status.

Not only did Michael Chandler suffer another loss to Charles Oliveira at UFC 309, but he is now getting blasted for it by a former rival from his Bellator days.

Former MMA referee John McCarthy did not mince his words when analyzing UFC lightweight Michael Chandler's latest setback inside the Octagon.

Michael Chandler returned to the octagon after a long layoff since 2022 to face Charles Oliveira in a highly anticipated rematch at UFC 309.

Instead, he just looked old, slow, and reminiscent of Tony Ferguson. “Michael Chandler has hit Tony Ferguson status, just being honest,” longtime referee “Big” John McCart