Twitter reacts to Cain Velasquez being pulled from UFC 207, including a replacement offer

BREAKING: According to sources, Cain Velasquez vs. Fabricio Werdum at UFC 207 will not happen. NSAC ruled out Velasquez for medical reasons.

— Brett Okamoto (@bokamotoESPN) December 24, 2016

Really gutted for @cainmma. His honesty in an interview on IMPORTANT topics was refreshing and admirable. I wish him the best in recovery.

— Brett Okamoto (@bokamotoESPN) December 24, 2016

Was just cleared by Dr 30 mins ago and then he conferenced the Nevada Athletic Commision and spoke to them and recleared me with them.

— Cain Velasquez (@cainmma) December 24, 2016

These injuries have really taken a toll on Cain Velasquez's career.

He is such a tough person, it seems his mind out works his body

— MMA History Today (@MMAHistoryToday) December 24, 2016

Cain never should have done that interview. Fucking NSAC.

— Fight_Ghost (@Fight_Ghost) December 24, 2016

AKA, just the last 2 months:
UFC 207 Cain out
UFC 206 DC out
UFC FN 101 Rockhold out#UFC

— Jed I. Goodman (@jedigoodman) December 24, 2016

Hey Santa can you just give us Werdum-Cain in one piece? Thanks

— Dave Doyle (@davedoylemma) December 24, 2016

Travis beat up Cain more than I thought

— Coach Edmund (@CoachEdmund) December 24, 2016

NSAC executive director Bob Bennett has confirmed on record Cain's license has been suspended for medical reasons.

— Brett Okamoto (@bokamotoESPN) December 24, 2016

I was just talking with Javier Mendez an hour ago and all seemed fine. Not sure how all this can change like this. @cainmma #UFC207

— MikeSwick.com (@officialswick) December 24, 2016

The NSAC calling off the bout and nobody bothering to tell the fighter in question is just the most perfectly NSAC thing to do. https://t.co/AeRF7sf42F

— Patrick Wyman (@Patrick_Wyman) December 24, 2016

Just spoke to NAC's Bob Bennett. He confirmed Velasquez is out of 207. "He's unfit to fight," Bennett said. @bokamotoESPN 1st reported.

— Ariel Helwani (@arielhelwani) December 24, 2016

Not ready to criticize NSAC yet. Likelier possibility is Cain Velasquez is unimaginably tough. Too tough, in fact, for his own good.

— Luke Thomas (@SBNLukeThomas) December 24, 2016

How fast things change in this sport. A warrior who has trained his ass off for months for this fight & wants it, now gone. Sorry @cainmma ??

— MikeSwick.com (@officialswick) December 24, 2016

If they need anyone for 207 next week, I can do new years in Vegas.. My xmas eve dinner wasnt to crazy so should be able to make 266 ?? @ufc

— Stefan Struve (@StefanStruve) December 24, 2016