UFC star Joe Pyfer suffers gruesome broken arm and dislocated elbow after being slammed to ground which made White puke

DANA WHITE predicts big things for Dustin Stolzfus after he dislocated Joe Pyfer’s arm and made “everyone puke”.

The shocking incident occurred last night in the second week of White’s Contender Series as Stolzfus claimed the first-round TKO.

It was a gruesome end for ‘Bodybagz’ as the American posted his right arm on the canvas while he was picked up and dumped by Stolzfus.

White was watching on cage side in Las Vegas, and like everyone else tuning in, he could only look away in horror as Pyfer’s arm bent fully the wrong way.

But the UFC president was that impressed by Stolzfus he is now signing him up to join his already-stacked middleweight division.

White said: “First of all, the thing that bummed me out was it was just heating up.

“I was really getting into it when he made everybody puke.

“This kid, his record is now 13-1. He’s got a tonne of experience.

“You could tell in there, no matter how the fight went. He was poised.

“He’s a vet, super sharp. Not only is he in, I actually expect big things from this kid.”

White seemed to be in a generous mood as he awarded contracts to all five winners at the event for just the third time in the history of the Contenders Series.

However, with Stoltzfus the last fight of the night, he admits he was sweating on his.

The star said: “You second-guess yourself if you’re sitting there and everyone else has been given a one, ‘Is he gonna give us all contracts?’ It was a little nerve-racking.

“But I knew my fight was pretty good and I felt if I won I would get a contract with my experience and fighting style.”

And Stoltzfus, who is now on a ten-fight winning run, added he would be “ready to go” in September or October if UFC can find him an opponent.

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He added: “It’s not the way I wanted it to go, but I looked good in there.

“This fight is not everything I am – I’m so much more. I would’ve loved to have showed it, but you can’t do it if your partner can’t keep working with you.

“I’m thrilled, I worked really, really hard to get to his point where I can get on the national stage and show everyone what I’m working on.”

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