'Tank' endured the second defeat of his UFC career in a peculiar fashion against the Brazilian opponent.

UFC star Jack Shore suffered the second defeat of his career due to a gruesome leg injury at UFC 301, resulting in one of the most unusual fight endings witnessed in recent times.

The Welsh fighter entered the bout on the back of an impressive victory over Makwan Amirkhani at UFC 286 last year, marking his return to featherweight after a brief hiatus. However, Shore's hopes of securing consecutive wins were dashed as he faced Joanderson Brito at the Farmasi Arena in Rio de Janeiro.

Brito immediately took control of the fight by targeting Shore's lead leg with heavy kicks right from the start, causing the Welshman to retreat defensively. Despite Shore showing glimpses of promise early on, he struggled to cope with Brito's aggressive game plan.

As the fight progressed, it became evident that Shore was struggling to withstand the onslaught from his Brazilian opponent. Brito's relentless leg kicks continued to take their toll, eventually leading to a dramatic turning point.

In a shocking turn of events, Shore suffered a devastating leg injury that forced the fight to be stopped, resulting in a TKO victory for Joanderson Brito. The severity of Shore's injury and the nature of the fight's conclusion left spectators and UFC fans stunned.

This defeat marks a setback for Jack Shore, who had been aiming to build momentum following his previous victory. Nevertheless, the Welsh fighter remains determined to bounce back stronger from this setback as he continues his career in the UFC.

The outcome of UFC 301 serves as a reminder of the unpredictable and intense nature of mixed martial arts competition, where even the most promising fighters can face unexpected challenges and outcomes inside the Octagon.