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UFC Vancouver Medical Suspensions: Donald Cerrone Tied For Longest Sit

The Octagon touched down in Vancouver, British Columbia on Saturday for UFC Vancouver. In the main event of the card, Justin Gaethje knocked out Donald Cerrone in the first round. The card also saw finishes like Augusto Sakai over Marcin Tybura and Lou…

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UFC Vancouver Medical Suspensions: Donald Cerrone Sits 90 Days

This past weekend’s UFC Vancouver medical suspensions are in. In the main event, Justin Gaethje took home a first-round finish win over Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone. Gaethje has received a 30-day suspension while Cerrone has been suspended 90 days with no contact or competition. In the co-main event, Glover Teixeira defeated Nikita Krylov via split decision. […]

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This past weekend’s UFC Vancouver medical suspensions are in.

In the main event, Justin Gaethje took home a first-round finish win over Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone. Gaethje has received a 30-day suspension while Cerrone has been suspended 90 days with no contact or competition. In the co-main event, Glover Teixeira defeated Nikita Krylov via split decision. Teixeira has been suspended 45 days while Krylov received a 60-day sit.

The full UFC Vancouver medical suspensions have been released. Check them out below courtesy of MMA Fighting.

UFC Vancouver Medical Suspensions

Justin Gaethje: suspended 30 days with 14 days no contact; also suspended indefinitely pending physician clearance of right foot that needs X-ray.
Donald Cerrone: suspended 90 days with no contact and no competition.
Glover Teixeira: suspended 45 days with no contact and no competition; also suspended indefinitely pending physician clearance of right hand that needs X-ray. Received sutures for lacerations.
Nikita Krylov: suspended 60 days with 45 days no contact.
Todd Duffee: suspended 90 days with 60 days no contact; also suspended indefinitely pending ophthalmologist clearance for possible conjunctival abrasion. Received sutures for lacerations.
Jeff Hughes: suspended 30 days with no contact and no competition.
Tristan Connelly: suspended 30 days with 14 days no contact.
Michel Pereira: suspended 30 days with 21 days no contact.
Uriah Hall: suspended 30 days with 21 days no contact.
Antonio Carlos Junior: suspended 60 days with 45 days no contact; also suspended indefinitely pending physician clearance. Needs “CT Max and a Cervical Spine” and may have fractured nose.
Misha Cirkunov: suspended 30 days with 21 days no contact.
Jim Crute: suspended 30 days with 14 days no contact.
Augusto Sakai: suspended 14 days with no contact and no competition for knockout.
Marcin Tybura: suspended 90 days with no contact and no competition.
Miles Johns: suspended 30 days with 14 days no contact; also suspended indefinitely pending physician clearance of left hand that needs X-ray.
Cole Smith: suspended 60 days with no contact and no competition for hard bout.
Hunter Azure: suspended 30 days with 14 days no contact.
Brad Katona: suspended 30 days with 21 days no contact.
Chas Skelly: suspended 60 days with 45 days no contact; also suspended indefinitely pending physician clearance of right thumb that needs X-ray.
Jordan Griffin: suspended 30 days with 14 days no contact.
Louis Smolka: suspended 14 days with no contact and no competition.
Ryan MacDonald: suspended 90 days with no contact and no competition for TKO.
Austin Hubbard: suspended a minimum of 30 days with 30 days no contact; also suspended indefinitely pending physician clearance of right foot and right elbow that require X-rays.

What do you make of the UFC Vancouver medical suspensions?

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Michel Pereira Releases Statement On Loss, Claims He Cut 38.5 Pounds

Michel Pereira is now 1-1 inside the Octagon after he dropped a decision to Tristan Connelly at UFC Vancouver. There, the Canadian derailed the hype of Pereira who attempted many of his flips and kicks. Ultimately, Pereira appeared to gas in the fight …

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Michel Pereira Claims He Cut 38.5 Pounds For UFC Vancouver

Michel Pereira suffered the first loss of his UFC run over the weekend in Vancouver. Pereira went all three rounds with Tristan Connelly, which the latter won via unanimous decision with scorecards of 29-28, 29-27, and 29-27. Unfortunately, Pereira came in one pound overweight for the fight. Therefore, he didn’t qualify for the bonus money […]

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Michel Pereira suffered the first loss of his UFC run over the weekend in Vancouver.

Pereira went all three rounds with Tristan Connelly, which the latter won via unanimous decision with scorecards of 29-28, 29-27, and 29-27. Unfortunately, Pereira came in one pound overweight for the fight. Therefore, he didn’t qualify for the bonus money he would’ve received after his fight with Connelly received Fight Of The Night.

Connelly, on the other hand, took home a $100,000 bonus. Now, Pereira has released a statement on his failed weight cut, claiming he cut 38.5 pounds for the contest on his own. Check out his full statement below (transcribed from Portuguese by MMA Fighting).

“Guys, many bad things happened. I got tired but not because of the things I did, but for the huge weight cut I had. I cut 17.5kg (38.5 pounds) by myself, with no on else (to help), and dealing with the stress of helping with my cornerman’s visa who wasn’t there. Everyone else had someone to help, I was alone there. It’s not an excuse, but I know I’m a fighter that grows as rounds goes by, but I got tired since my body shut down in the beginning of the second round.

“I fight for you guys, to put on a show or you. Let’s support more and criticize less. I fight this way to make UFC more fun. Fighters today only think about winning and put on boring fights, and that’s why MMA is decreasing so much. I want to make my fans happy by watching my fights, but this time things happened and led to my defeat. I lost to myself. I will be back to do it even better. You’ll see I have cardio to fight three rounds no problem.”

What do you think about Pereira cutting 38.5 pounds on his own for UFC Vancouver?

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Quote: Justin Gaethje vs. Donald Cerrone Was Stopped Too Late

It was a rough night for Donald Cerrone in Vancouver last night (Sat. September 14, 2019). “Cowboy” main evented the UFC Vancouver event against Justin Gaethje. Gaethje was able to connect with hooks on Cerrone all throughout the first round, before “The Highlight’s” power became too much for the former 155-pound title challenger to handle. […]

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It was a rough night for Donald Cerrone in Vancouver last night (Sat. September 14, 2019).

“Cowboy” main evented the UFC Vancouver event against Justin Gaethje. Gaethje was able to connect with hooks on Cerrone all throughout the first round, before “The Highlight’s” power became too much for the former 155-pound title challenger to handle. However, the referee seemed to step in and stop the action far too late.

Both Gaethje and Cerrone voiced some frustrations with the officiating after the bout’s conclusion. UFC President Dana White, who is usually present for post-fight press conferences, was not in attendance for this past weekend’s event.

Instead, he was replaced by UFC executive David Shaw, who admitted he also believed the bout was stopped too late. (H/T BJPenn.com)

“Justin seemed upset. Cowboy seemed upset. It was one of those situations where Jerin probably gave Cowboy — considering his experience, expertise, and how long he’s been fighting — the benefit of the doubt. It probably could have got stopped a punch earlier,” Shaw said.

“He did the right thing in the end. It probably could have been stopped a punch earlier. Sometimes you have to give guys a bit more leeway to see if they can recover. But from my position, I believe it was stopped a tad too late.”

As for what’s next for Gaethje, the former World Series Of Fighting (WSOF) lightweight champion has said he’d like to face the winner of a presumed fight between Tony Ferguson and Khabib Nurmagomedov. He’s also open to welcoming Conor McGregor back to Octagon action as well.

Do you think the referee was late in stopping Gaethje vs. Cerrone last night in Vancouver?

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Donald Cerrone Won’t Give Up On Title Hopes Following UFC Vancouver Loss

Donald Cerrone may be on a two-fight skid, but he isn’t about to give up on his UFC title dream. Last night (Sept. 14), Cerrone shared the Octagon with Justin Gaethje. The bout headlined UFC Vancouver inside Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Col…

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