IN PICS: Cam Skattebo links up with Hasbulla at UFC 322 through Fanatics President Mike Hermalyn [WATCH]

New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo suffered a season-ending ankle injury in Week 8 of the season. While the rookie can't play football right now, it didn't stop him from attending another sporting event on Saturday night.

Skattebo attended UFC 322 at Madison Square Garden on Saturday evening. He was spotted sitting next to Fanatics President, Mike Hermalyn. The latter shared photos and videos during the event.

A video Mike Hermalyn took of Cam Skattebo meeting the viral social media star, Hasbulla has since circulated on social media platforms. The New York Giants rookie running back appeared to be very excited that he had the opportunity to meet the Russian social media personality.

Another photo shared by Mike Hermalyn, showed the moment Skattebo met Hasbulla and took a photo.

Cam Skattebo and Hasbulla at UFC 322. (Credit: @ mikehermalyn)

Skattebo, whose ankle was still in a brace, wore sunglasses and an orange hooded sweatshirt that read, "Don't Talk to Me" to the UFC event.

Cam Skattebo showed off bond with QB Jaxson Dart after Giants win

Running back Cam Skattebo and fellow rookie, quarterback, Jaxson Dart immediately formed a connection after they were drafted by the New York Giants. In October, Skattebo celebrated their team's first win and his bond with Dart in a Instagram recap.

He shared photos of he and Jaxson Dart walking off the field together after the win over the Philadelphia Eagles in primetime in Week 7. Dart and Skattebo were chosen as the players of the game and were interview by Amazon Prime during the postgame show.

"Top 2… Not 2," Skattebo captioned the post.

Through the eight games that he did play, Skattebo had 101 rushing attempts for 410 yards and five touchdowns. He also had 24 receptions for 207 receiving yards and two receiving touchdowns.

The New York Giants are now without Jaxson Dart as well as he suffered a concussion during last week's loss to the Chicago Bears. To make matters worse, the Giants fired coach Brian Daboll on Monday, offensive coordinator Mike Kafka is the interim.