Who says zombies don't get injured?
In the end, Chan Sung Jung (more commonly known as "The Korean Zombie") was forced to undergo surgery for a dislocated right shoulder and broken orbital bone following his loss to Jose Aldo at UFC 163 earlier this month.
Chan-Sung's manager Brian Rhee confirmed the surgeries to MMAFighting.com.
"Most likely, he'll be out a year," Rhee said, "but that depends on how rehab goes."
Aldo defeated Chan-Sung via fourth-round TKO moments after the Korean dislocated his shoulder. Following the fight, Chan-Sung said he didn't think surgery would be necessary for his injured shoulder.
The fight was Chan-Sung's first since May 2012 due to left shoulder surgery, and it now appears the 26-year-old will be sidelined for an extended period of time again.
In the end, Chan Sung Jung (more commonly known as "The Korean Zombie") was forced to undergo surgery for a dislocated right shoulder and broken orbital bone following his loss to Jose Aldo at UFC 163 earlier this month.
Chan-Sung's manager Brian Rhee confirmed the surgeries to MMAFighting.com.
"Most likely, he'll be out a year," Rhee said, "but that depends on how rehab goes."
Aldo defeated Chan-Sung via fourth-round TKO moments after the Korean dislocated his shoulder. Following the fight, Chan-Sung said he didn't think surgery would be necessary for his injured shoulder.
The fight was Chan-Sung's first since May 2012 due to left shoulder surgery, and it now appears the 26-year-old will be sidelined for an extended period of time again.
Update: Rhee told MMAFighting.com on Thursday that Chan-Sung's recovery time might actually be less than a year after all.
"It's wait and see as of right now," he said. "I had misunderstood the doctors prognosis."