by King Hazard
UFC Welterweight Champion Georges St-Pierre may have looked like he got run over by a truck on Saturday night after taking numerous blows to the face by power-hitter Johny Hendricks, but according to a medical suspension report his injuries are far less serious than they look.
The opposite is true for Hendricks, who’s injuries from UFC 167 are worse than they look.
GSP will need to deal with a 45-day suspension for his injuries, while Hendricks could be out for 6 months unless he is cleared by orthopedist for his right knee. It sucks for “Bigg Rigg” since the potential rematch with GSP could have happened within that time period.
Let’s just hope Hendricks heals fast, so they can settle the score inside the Octagon once and for all. Check out the full medical suspension report from UFC 167 right below.
Georges St-Pierre:
suspended until 1/1/14 with no contact until 12/17/13
Johny Hendricks:
suspended until 5/17/14 unless cleared by orthopedist for right knee, and suspended until 12/17/13 with no contact until 12/8/13
Chael Sonnen:
suspended until 1/1/14 with no contact until 12/17/13
Rory MacDonald:
suspended until 12/17/13 with no contact until 12/8/13
Josh Koscheck:
suspended until 1/1/14 with no contact until 12/17/13
Ali Bagautinov:
suspended until 5/17/14 unless cleared by orthopedist for left foot, and suspended until 12/17/13 with no contact until 12/8/13
Evan Dunham:
suspended until 1/1/14 with no contact until 12/17/13 for left eyebrow laceration
Rick Story:
suspended until 1/1/14 with no contact until 12/17/13 for left eyebrow laceration
Erik Perez:
suspended until 12/17/13 with no contact until 12/8/13 for laceration on bridge of nose
Gian Villante:
suspended until 5/17/14 unless cleared by orthopedist for both hands
Cody Donovan:
suspended until 5/17/14 unless cleared via X-ray by orthopedist for right hand, and suspended until 12/17/13 with no contact until 12/8/13
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