UFC Fight Night 11 Medical Suspensions
Posted by Kris Karkoski on Sep 20, 2007 at 6:17 pm ET4 Comments
The Nevada State Athletic Commission has released the medical suspensions stemming from the action last night at UFC Fight Night 11 at The Palms Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas:
- Din Thomas must have a MRI of right knee and orthopedic doctor clearance or no contest until 03/18/08. Minimum suspension no contest until 10/20/07. No contact until 10/11/07.
- Chris Leben suspended until 10/20/07. No contact until 10/11/07.
- Terry Martin suspended until 11/19/07. No contact until 11/04/07.
- Junior Assuncao must have right foot x-rayed & cleared by doctor or no contest until 03/18/08. Minimum suspension no contest until 10/20/07. No contact until 10/11/07.
- Nate Quarry suspended until 10/20/07. No contest until 10/11/07.
- Pete Sell must have right thumb cleared by a doctor or no contest until 03/18/08. Minimum suspension no contest until 11/19/07. No contact until 11/04/07.
- Edilberto Crocota suspended until 11/04/07. No contact until 10/20/07.
- Joe Veres suspended until 10/20/07. No contact until 10/11/07.
- Kuniyoshi Hironaka suspended until 11/04/07. No contact until 10/20/07.
- Jonathan Goulet must have left elbow x-rayed & cleared by orthopedic doctor or no contest until 03/18/08. Minimum suspension no contest until 10/20/07. No contact until 10/11/07.
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Im back! Sorry i been gone fer a while! FN 11 was a good one!! I thought Din woulda done a lot better than he did though…I picked him to win. I still dont think that Diaz is that great of a fighter. Manny woulda beat him in the Ultimate finale if he didnt get hurt. I wanna see him fight someone good. Could you imagine him against someone like Sean Sherk?? haha
I thought it was Din Thomas’s left knee…
Welcome back. Din could have done more if he hadn’t hurt his knee. I just watched the fight again and right after he shot and covered both his hands went and grabbed his left knee and he never recovered. It it was his right I’m not sure. He grabbed his left but these are the official injury suspensions right now. They may change some like they did with UFC 74.
I feel that Manny would have won, too if he didn’t injure his shoulder against Diaz. I wonder when we will see Manny in the UFC? Diaz is so young, I think he has a great future ahead of him. As he ages; he will get stronger and with the experience he gains after each fight; he can maybe in a few years be a Top Five or Top Ten Lightweight.