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Being a hard-hitting UFC heavyweight isn't easy as Tom Aspinall has admitted he breaks his hands in almost every fight he has.

Aspinall, who faces Curtis Blaydes on July 23, has won all five of his UFC fights by stoppage since being signed to the promotion in 2020. He moved up to No.6 in the division's rankings earlier this year by submitting Alexander Volkov at UFC London.

The 28-year-old has previously backed himself as "one of the most feared punchers" not just in the heavyweight division, but the entire UFC. His power has come with consequences however, as he admitted his hands take a beating in most of his fights.

"I break my hands near enough every fight," Aspinall said on The Fellas podcast. "I have broken my hands multiple times. My size of head when you punch it, it's pretty hard. Another guy my size, you punch his head as hard as you can and it's like hitting a wall.

"I know if I hit anybody in the world on the chin that I can knock them out. That goes for most heavyweights because of the size and the power of the