MMA fighter battles through bone-popping injury to defeat opponent in bout

Harvey Park suffered a gruesome injury in an LFA event on Friday. (@harveyparkmma/Twitter)

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An MMA fighter won his bout Friday night at a Legacy Fighting Alliance event via unanimous decision -- despite suffering a gruesome injury.

Harvey Park defeated Leville Simpson at LFA 53 at Comerica Theatre in Phoenix, according to MMA Junkie. But Park had to overcome a finger injury during which a bone popped out of his left hand.

Park, 32, battled through the pain and somehow was able to defeat Simpson, 30-27, 29-28, 30-27, according to MMA Junkie. Park was checked out by doctors several times during the event and managed to somehow get through the three-round fight before being worked on, The Sun reported.

Park, a Clovis, New Mexico, native, posted the shocking images to his Twitter account.

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The gruesome photo shows Harvey Park's bone popping out of his finger. (@harveyparkmma/Twitter)

The “Fightbot” now sports a 10-2 record through the first 12 professional fights of his career.