LAS VEGAS -- Dutch heavyweight Stefan (Skyscraper) Struve, slated to make a comeback Saturday after a heart scare, was scratched from his UFC 175 bout with Matt Mitrione after blacking out while warming up. Vapormax Plus Pánská . "Stefan Struve suffered a non-life-threatening, near-fainting spell backstage," the UFC said in a statement during the fight card. "Afterwards, the medical team did not feel he was fit to compete. With his health and safety in mind, hes been removed from the card and is currently under the care of the medical staff." After the card, UFC president Dana White said Struve was "doing great" and had been cleared by doctors. "He had something like a panic attack," he told the post-fight news conference. "He almost blacked out, he started hyper-ventilating, his blood pressure dropped. I dont know, just one of those weird things." White said Struve had to ponder his fighting future. "He needs to do some soul-searching. Hes a super-talented guy. Hes a great guy, we love the guy. I dont know, well see where he goes from here." Struve, meanwhile, tweeted he was fine. "Just want to let everybody know Im OK, had a blackout in the locker room and we had to call the fight off, thanks for the love folks!" White said both Struve and Mitrione would get their basic purse. "I found out what happened and went to talk to Stefan," Mitrione said in a statement. "He was still in his chair and was very apologetic. Hes such a competitor. Obviously health and safety come first." The six-foot-11 Struves MMA career appeared over last year when he was diagnosed with a rare heart condition. Given the OK to resume fighting by his doctors in the Netherlands and the UFCs cardiologist, Struve (29-6) was looking forward to returning to the cage. Struve was also cleared by the Nevada State Athletic Commission. "It looks good," Struve said in a pre-fight interview, "I just need to do checkups two times a year with my doctors in Holland and two times a year with my doctors in L.A. "Thats no problem for me. I actually like that I know for sure that my heart is healthy." The 26-year-old Struve, ranked 12th among heavyweight contenders, last fought in March 2013 when he suffered a broken jaw in a knockout loss to hard-hitting Mark Hunt in Japan. He returned to training some three months later. But he blacked out briefly while at his parents home and went to hospital to be checked out. A stress ultrasound test, which uses high frequency sound waves to examine the hearts anatomy and function, found the heart issue. Struve was diagnosed with a leaking aortic valve, as well an enlarged heart. It meant that his heart was only pumping 60 per cent of his blood into the aorta and then the rest of his body. The remaining 40 per cent was ending up back in the heart chamber. 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Mkhitaryan was involved in all of his sides goals, after the 143rd Ruhr derby was delayed due to flares causing thick yellow smoke in the Dortmund fans stand. As referee Knut Kircher led the teams back off the pitch, Dortmund goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller appealed to the hooded supporters to desist, only to have lit flares thrown in his direction. Dortmund fans were also blamed for rioting before the game. "Theyre not pretty pictures, to put it mildly," Dortmund coach Juergen Klopp said. "You feel shame at times like this. Im often proud of our fans but that was disruptive in the truest sense of the word. We won despite it, not because of it." Dortmund seized the initiative once play got underway. Mkhitaryan sent Marco Reus through to cross for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyangs opening score in the 14th minute. Schalke had the chance to equalize after Neven Subotic conceded a penalty in the 30th, but Kevin-Prince Boateng failed to convert against his former club when Weidenfeller saved his spot kick. Mkhitaryan led a counterattack to set up Nuri Sahins wonderful 20-meter (yard) strike in the 51st, and the Armenia midfielder led another in the 74th for Jakub Blaszczykowski to seal the result, 12 minutes after the 18-year-old Schalke substitute Max Meyer pulled one back on a rebound. League leader Bayern had to come from behind to win and stretch its unbeaten league run to 35 games, while being grateful not to concede a penalty in injury time. Hertha protested when Adrian Ramos fell under last defender David Alabas challenge on the edge of the box. Ramos had scored with a header from Per Ciljan Skjelbreds corner in the fourth minute, and Hertha might have been 2-0 shortly afterward, when Anis Ben-Hatira struck the crossbar. There was more bad news for Bayern when Toni Kroos and Arjen Robben both went off with groin problems within two minutes of each other. But the substitutes, Mario Goetze and Mario Mandzukic, managed to turn the game around. "The changes decided the game," Hertha coach Jos Luhukay said. Mandzukic scored in the 29th, three minutes after goiing on, with a header from Franck Riberys free kick. Nike Vapormax Damske. Then Bastian Schweinsteiger sent in another free kick for the Croat to score a second with another header in the 51st. Goetze made it 3-1 with a header three minutes later, four minutes before Ben-Hatiras consolation goal for the promoted side, one of the few not to appear intimidated in Munich this season. "Berlin were the best team weve faced," Bayern coach Pep Guardiola said. "For us, the will was there, but our legs didnt function well. The players need time to relax, they were tired. Now that we have a whole week (without European or German Cup games) we can better implement our ideas." Ribery set a Bundesliga record of playing in 39 straight games without defeat, breaking Holger Hieronymus 30-year-old record set while playing for Hamburger SV, while Bayern is just one game from tying Hamburgs record 36-match run without losing. Bayer Leverkusen also came from behind to beat Augsburg 2-1 and stay level on points with Dortmund, one behind Bayern. Andre Hahn put the visiting side ahead with a fine volley in the 24th, only for Simon Rolfes to equalize in the 34th and Emre Can to pop up with the winner eight minutes from time. "The team fought against the tiredness and were rewarded in the end," said Leverkusen coach Sami Hyppia, referring to his sides 4-0 Champions League win over Shakhtar Donetsk on Wednesday. Mainz defeated bottom side Eintracht Braunschweig 2-0, thanks to goals in either half from Japan striker Shinji Okazaki. Hannover had an afternoon to forget against Hoffenheim, losing 4-1 at home and finishing with nine players. Mame Biram Diouf was shown a yellow card for protesting a penalty decision in the 10th, and the Senegalese was sent off two minutes later when he got another yellow for diving. TV replays showed it was a debatable decision. Marcelo was sent off in the second half for his furious reaction to Roberto Firminos second goal in three minutes. "We have to keep our tempers better under control. We have to talk about that," Hannover coach Mirko Slomka said. Wolfsburg defeated Werder Bremen 3-0 in the late game, and moved to provisional fifth, pending Borussia Moenchengladbachs game with Eintracht Frankfurt on Sunday. ' ' '