Holloway, Gastelum Draw Indefinite Suspensions

It’s hard to fight without getting hurt.
That’s what happens when you get punched in the face for a living and Georgia Athletic and Entertainment Commission will need to see CT scan results before it allows Max Holloway and Kelvin Gastelum…

It’s hard to fight without getting hurt.

That’s what happens when you get punched in the face for a living and Georgia Athletic and Entertainment Commission will need to see CT scan results before it allows Max Holloway and Kelvin Gastelum to return to action.

“Blessed” was on the losing end of a unanimous decision against Dustin Poirier in the UFC 236 lightweight main event last Sat. night (April 13, 2019) inside State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia (video). Similarly, Gastelum fell to Israel Adesanya after five rounds of middleweight action (replay).

Check out the complete list of UFC 236 medical suspensions and injuries (via MMA Fighting):

Max Holloway: Indefinite suspension pending CT scan results; 45-day mandatory

Kelvin Gastelum: Indefinite suspension pending CT scan results; 60-day mandatory

Dwight Grant: 180-day suspension or clearance on right distal bicep; 30-day mandatory

Jalin Turner: 180-day suspension or clearance on right knee; 30-day mandatory

Wilson Reis: 180-day suspension or clearance on left foot; 45-day mandatory

Dustin Poirier: 45-day suspension

Israel Adesanya: 45-day suspension

Eryk Anders: 45-day suspension

Boston Salmon: 45-day suspension

Matt Frevola: 30-day suspension

Zelim Imadaev: 30-day suspension

Max Griffin: 30-day suspension

Belal Muhammad: 30-day suspension

Curtis Millender: 30-day suspension

Andre Soukhamthath: 30-day suspension

Randy Costa: 30-day suspension

Brandon Davis: 30-day suspension

Khalil Rountree: 7-day suspension

Alan Jouban: 7-day suspension

Nikita Krylov: 7-day suspension

Ovince Saint Preux: 7-day suspension

Alexandre Pantoja: 7-day suspension

Khalid Taha: 7-day suspension

Montel Jackson: 7-day suspension

Poliana Botelho: 7-day suspension

Lauren Mueller: 7-day suspension

Just a quick reminder: Fighters often return to action much quicker once doctors give them the green light. The lengthy suspensions are just a precaution in most cases. In addition, not all injuries are recorded during the post-fight examination and often times surface in follow-up tests.

For complete UFC 236 results, including play-by-play, click here.