As there is no athletic commission that oversees events in the United Kingdom, the Ultimate Fighting Championship adheres to similar and strict regulations in regards to the injuries suffered by the athletes and standard rest periods, drawing from those standards in place from some of the highest profile athletic commissions, such as Nevada, New Jersey, Ohio, and California.

All athletes were at minimum required a 7 day rest period, and others required a longer period of no contest and another of low contact. Those suspected of possible injury are required to be suspended for a longer period of time and even in some cases require clearance by a physician to compete again. The complete suspension list below was provided exclusively to MixedMartialArts.com:

Chris Cariaso; 7 days mandatory rest

Vaughn Lee; 7 days mandatory rest

Chris Cope; 45 days no contest; 30 days no contacct

Che Mills; 30 days no contest; 21 days no contact

Michihiro Omigawa; 7 days mandatory rest

Jason Young; 45 days no contest; 30 days no contact

Rob Broughton; 30 days no contest; 21 days no contact

Rob Broughton’ 180 days no contest or negative x-ray of right index & middle finger; of positive cleared by doc

Phil De Fries; 7 days mandatory rest

John Maguire; 7 days mandatory rest

Justin Edwards; 7 days mandatory rest

Terry Etim; 7 days mandatory rest

Edward Faaloloto; 7 days no contest; 21 days no contact

Cyrille Diabate; 30 days no contest; 21 days no contact

Anthony Perosh; 7 days mandatory rest

Thiago Alves; 7 days mandatory rest

Papy Abedi; 45 days no contest; 30 days no contact

Brad Pickett; 45 days no contest, 30 days no contact

Brad Pickett; 180 days no contest for lower back injury or cleared by physician

Renan Barao; 7 days mandatory rest

Chris Leben; 45 days no contest, 30 days no contact

Mark Munoz; 7 days mandatory rest