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UFN 52 medical suspensions: Three possible nose fractures?

Today the UFC released the suspension information directly to mixedmartialarts.com for last weekend’s UFC Fight Night 52 in Saitaima, Japan.

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Chris Palmquist
September 23, 2014 · 2 min read
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Today the UFC released the suspension information directly to mixedmartialarts.com for last weekend’s UFC Fight Night 52 in Saitama, Japan.

As there is no sanctioning organization in Japan for mixed martial arts, the UFC acts as it’s own governing body and provides the suspensions to MMA LLC, which acts as the record and suspension keeper for the Association of Boxing Commissions.

Daniel Hooker: 45 days no fights, 30 days no contact

Maximo Blanco: 30 days no fights, 21 days no contact

Johnny Case: 7 days mandatory rest period

Kazuki Tokudome: 45 days no fights, 30 days no contact

Kyung Ho Kang: 7 days mandatory rest period

Michinori Tanaka: 7 days mandatory rest period

Takenori Sato: 45 days no fights, 30 days no contact

Hyun Gyu Lim: 7 days mandatory rest period

Sam Sicilia: 7 days mandatory rest period

Katsunori Kikuno: 7 days mandatory rest period

Richard Walsh: 7 days mandatory rest period

Kichi Kunimoto: 30 days no fight, 21 days no contact

Kichi Kunimoto: 180 days or cleared with negative nasal x-ray

Jon Delos Reyes: 45 days no fight, 30 days no contact

Jon Delos Reyes: 180 days or cleared with negative nasal x-ray

Kyoji Horiguchi: 7 days mandatory rest period

Alex Caceres: 7 days mandatory rest period

Masanori Kanehara; 180 days or cleared with negative right hand x-ray

Rin Nakai: 7 days mandatory rest period

Miesha Tate: 7 days mandatory rest period

Amir Sadollah: 180 days or cleared with negative nasal x-ray

Yoshihiro Akiyama: 7 days mandatory rest period

Takanori Gomi: 45 days no fight, 30 days no contact

Myles Jury: 7 days mandatory rest period

Roy Nelson: 45 days no fight, 30 days no contact

Mark Hunt: 7 days mandatory rest period

Although the above suspensions are not given by an athletic commission, they are kept in the official records and are honored by athletic commissions in the United States.

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