NSAC releases UFC 114 medical suspensions
The full list of medical suspensions includes: Dan Miller: Suspended until June 29 with no contact until June 20 due…
The full list of medical suspensions includes:
Dan Miller: Suspended until June 29 with no contact until June 20 due to upper-eyelid laceration
Todd Duffee: Suspended until July 14 with no contact until June 29 for precautionary reasons
Mike Russow: Suspended until Nov. 26 due to broken left ulna/forearm, though can be cleared early by orthopedic doctor; regardless, suspended until July 14 with no contact until June 29 due to upper-eyelid laceration
Diego Sanchez: Suspended indefinitely until cleared by ophthalmologist for possible right-eye corneal abrasion; regardless, suspended until June 29 with no contact until June 20 for left-eye laceration
Amir Sadollah: Suspended until Nov. 26 due to possible right-hand and right-ankle injuries, though can be cleared early an orthopedic doctor following X-rays; regardless, suspended until June 29 with no contact until June 20 for precautionary reasons
Dong Hyun Kim: Suspended until June 20 with no contact until June 13 due to right-eyelid laceration
Efrain Escudero: Suspended until July 14 with no contact until June 29 due to scalp and left-eyelid lacerations
Waylon Lowe: Suspended until Nov. 26 due to possible chest injury, though can be cleared early an orthopedic doctor following X-rays; regardless, suspended until June 29 with no contact until June 20 for precautionary reasons
Luiz Cane: Suspended until Nov. 26 due to fractured left-maxillary sinus and nose injuries, though can be cleared early by ear-nose-throat doctor
Jesse Forbes: Suspended until June 13 with no contact until June 6 for precautionary reasons
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