UFC 152 Medical Suspensions I MMA News
The stacked UFC 152 card gave fight fans a lot of memorable moments. It also gave us two great title fights that crowned the first ever flyweight champion and also extended the legacy of a young phenom, respectively.
Jon Jones successfully defended his title in the main event against Vitor Belfort with a fourth round americana. Jones almost tasted his first true defeat, however, as Belfort locked in a solid armbar early in the fight that may have done some serious damage to Jones’ arm. Either way, Jones proved why he is the champion and one of the best of all time.
As for the medical suspensions, most fighters were given a 14-day probationary period just to rest and allow the bumps and bruises to heal. Among the worst were knockout victims, Simeon Thoreson and Charles Oliveira who have minimum suspensions of 60 days.
These reports come from the Ontario Athletic commission and are courtesy of MixedMartialArts.com
Kyle Noke: 14 days rest
Charlie Brenneman: Indefinite; needs MRI for medical clearance (minimum 60 day suspension)
Mitch Gagnon: 14 days rest
Walel Watson: 14 days rest
Seth Baczynski: 14 days rest
Simeon Thoresen: Indefinite; needs MRI for medical clearance (minimum 60 day suspension)
Marcus Brimage: 14 days rest
Jimy Hettes: 14 days rest
Sean Pierson: 14 days rest
Lance Benoist: 30 days rest; forehead laceration
T.J. Grant: 14 days rest
Evan Dunham: 60 day suspension; deep cut on forehead
Vinny Magalhaes: 14 days rest
Igor Pokrajac: 30 day suspension
Cub Swanson: 14 days rest
Charles Oliveira: Indefinite suspension; needs CT/MRI for medical clearance (minimum 60 day suspension)
Matt Hamill: 14 days rest
Roger Hollett: Indefinite suspension; needs x-ray of left hand for medical clearance (minimum 30 day suspension)
Michael Bisping: 14 days rest
Brian Stann: 14 days rest
Demetrious Johnson: 14 days rest
Joseph Benavidez: 30 days suspension; cut over left eye
Jon Jones: Indefinite suspension; needs x-ray of right arm for medical clearance (minimum 14 day suspension)
Vitor Belfort: 30 days rest; laceration over eye
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