Herman hit with longest medical suspension after UFC 102
The Oregon State Athletic Commission on Sunday released medical suspensions following Saturday's UFC 102 at the Rose Garden in Portland, Ore.
Twelve fighters were given suspensions above the state's mandatory seven day term.
Portland resident Ed Herman received the most serious term. He is suspended indefinitely for a knee injury he sustained in the second round of his fight with Aaron Simpson on the event's undercard.
Here is a complete list of fighters on the disabled list:
Randy Couture: Suspended for 30 days
Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira: Suspended for 30 days
Keith Jardine: Suspended for 30 days
Thiago Silva: Suspended for seven days
Chris Leben: Suspended for 30 days. He must have a CT scan of facial bones to rule out fracture.
Jake Rosholt: Suspended for seven days
Demian Maia: Suspended for 21 days
Nate Marquardt: Suspended for seven days
Krzysztof Soszynski: Suspended for 30 days (Laceration)
Brandon Vera: Suspended for seven days
Ed Herman: Suspended indefinitely for injury to left knee. Referred to doctor for MRI.
Aaron Simpson: Suspended seven days
Chris Tuchscherer: Suspended for 45 days (Laceration)
Gabriel Gonzaga: Suspended for seven days
Justin McCully: Suspended for 30 days (Referred to emergency room for evaluation of left eye)
Mike Russow: Suspended for seven days
Tim Hague: Suspended for 60 days
Todd Duffee: Suspended for seven days
Mark Munoz: Suspended for 30 days (right elbow sprain)
Nick Catone: Suspended for seven days
Marcus Aurelio: Suspended for 14 days
Evan Dunham: Suspended for seven days
