Liddell suspended indefinitely, extraordinary fight career likely at a c…

When Chuck Liddell was first licensed for a fight vs. Tito Ortiz, the oddsmakers had it about even. Then clips emerged on the social network of Liddell looking remarkably diminished in training. However, some fighters hold back in public workouts and Liddell noted he was tired or hadn’t warmed up.

Then they fought on Nov. 24 at The Forum in Inglewood, California, and it was apparent Chuck Liddell should not fight anymore. And now it appears as if he may not – Liddell has been suspended indefinitely by the California State Athletic Commission. That suspension and others appear below:

Chuck Liddell – Suspended indefinitely, see California commission; minimum suspension of 45 days no contest, 30 days no contact due to KO loss.
Tito Ortiz – Suspended 180 days or until cleared by physician for possible fracture to left shoulder, left knee.
Efrain Escudero – Suspended 180 days or until cleared by physician for possible fracture to right hand.
Gleison Tibau – Suspended 60 days or until cleared by physician for laceration to left eyelid; recommend fight weight of at least 165lbs.
Walel Watson – Suspended 45 days no contest, 30 days no contact with no exception due to KO loss.
Abert Morales – Suspended 45 days no contest, 30 days no contact with no exception due to hard bout.
Joe Roye – Suspended 180 days or until cleared by physician for possible fracture of left foot #5 digital toe.
Craig Wilkerson – Suspended 180 days or until cleared by physician for possible fracture to left leg, left eardrum; minimum suspension of 45 days no contest, 30 days no contact due to hard bout.
Dave Terrel – Suspended 180 days or until cleared by physician for possible fracture to right jaw; minimum suspension of 45 days no contest, 30 days no contact due to hard bout.