Ex-UFC star Diego Sanchez avoids prison in gun case

Diego Sanchez, the 44-year-old Ultimate Fighter season one winner, dodged jail time this week after striking a plea deal in his New Mexico gun case. He's been sentenced to five years of supervised probation and 800 hours of community service instead of the two years prosecutors initially sought. The drama stems from a July 2025 incident on I-40 in Albuquerque.

Oh honey, Diego Sanchez just caught the ultimate L-turned-W! 👀 The ex-UFC champ, now 44, breathed a massive sigh of relief after prosecutors cut him some slack in that messy gun arrest from last summer. Sentenced this week to a whopping five years supervised probation plus 800 hours community service — no bars for this Nightmare! Prosecutors had pushed for two years behind bars, but a plea deal saved the day. 😮‍💨 He was facing charges of shooting at or from a motor vehicle (a fourth-degree felony) and negligent use of a deadly weapon. Initially pleaded not guilty back in February, but flipped to guilty to seal the agreement. Rewind to July 2025: Cops in Albuquerque were handling an incident on I-40 when a Jeep Gladiator zoomed by, passenger (yep, Sanchez) allegedly popping off a round. Truck gets pulled over; Diego admits to the gun in the car but swears he didn't fire. Driver spills otherwise, saying Sanchez pulled the trigger and laughed about it. 😂 Bodycam footage? Cops find the handgun, shell casings, and even fanboy out: 'I grew up watching you!' His attorney, Max Pines, spilled to TMZ Sports: 'We were pleased that Mr. Sanchez will not be serving any time on this case. He can prove himself on supervised probation. He took responsibility and voluntarily addressed some of the underlying issues... Mr. Sanchez is an amazing champion and proud citizen of Albuquerque.' Pines adds he's thrilled to rep the fighter, who's now set to give back to New Mexico's less fortunate. From TUF glory to this close call — talk about a plot twist. Will Diego stay out of trouble and stack those community service hours? Spill the tea if you know! 🔥

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