Andreas Gustafsson, a 35-year-old welterweight fighter from Sweden, has officially been released from the UFC due to ongoing health complications. Gustafsson had to withdraw from his scheduled fight at UFC Baku on June 27 after not receiving medical clearance, as he is currently dealing with serious heart issues, specifically atrial fibrillation and recurring heart rushes. Reports indicate that these symptoms intensified during his recent training camp. The UFC communicated his release through an email from matchmaker Sean Shelby, who noted that Gustafsson could potentially return if he receives full medical clearance from his doctors and the UFC's medical staff. Gustafsson, known as 'Bane,' has a professional MMA record of 12 wins and 3 losses, including a brief stint in the UFC where he went 1-1 after earning a contract on Dana White's Contender Series in 2024. His last fight ended with a rapid defeat, which led to accusations of underperformance from fans, further complicating his career as he now faces significant health challenges.