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UFC Fighter Thiago Alves Undergoes Brain Surgery

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Mar/31/2010

Thiago Alves ("Pitbull") has undergone brain surgery according to the website TMZ.com. The Brazilian UFC fighter underwent an 8 hour operation to separate an artery from a vein in his brain.

Dana White told TMZ the operation was a complete success and Pitbull's first words were" "When can I start training again?"

Alves is expected to remain in the ICU for the next two days.

Alves was scheduled to face Jon Fitch on March 27, 2010 at UFC 111: St.Pierre vs. Hardy but the brain irregularity scrapped those plans.

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