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Conor McGregor Facing Suspension for Six Months

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UFC featherweight champion Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz faced each other for a second time at UFC 202 in a match that lived up to all the hype.




Conor executed his game plan with perfection, staying away and not getting involved in an ‘all out brawl’ with the naturally bigger man. Conor was able to ‘hit and run’ beating Nate Diaz on points via a unanimous decision.

Conor could be suspended from fighting, that'll keep him out for the rest of the year.

Conor could be suspended from fighting, that’ll keep him out for the rest of the year. Photo by: @thenotoriousmma

Following the fight, we have seen much controversy, including the new battle between Team Diaz and Team McGregor. Conor McGregor’s Brazilian jiu-jitsu coach Dillon Danis has been responding to Nate Diaz following Nate’s press conference statements of how Danis is on his ‘hit list,’ and Nate saying: “I’m going to get that motherf***er.”

Dillon Danis and Nate Diaz going head to head?

Dillon Danis and Nate Diaz going head to head?

Danis said that he is ready to fight should Nate want to settle their differences: “I don’t know what that means, I’m on his hit list, but if he wants to do MMA, I’ll fight him in MMA if he wants. He can do a CM Punk with me and bring me into the UFC. He can be my first fight. I’ll fight him in a couple months, whatever he wants to do,” Danis said to MMA Fighting.

McGregor could be 'on the couch' for some time.

McGregor could be ‘on the couch’ for some time. Photo by: @thenotoriousmma

Now, even more controversy, MMA Junkie has reported that the Nevada State Athletic Commission’s report of the medical suspensions has Conor’s name on it. It states that Conor could be suspended until well into next year should he not be cleared by an orthopedic doctor.

6 months is plenty of time to work on his tan..

6 months is plenty of time to work on his tan.. Photo by: @thenotoriousmma

Conor McGregor’s name isn’t the only name on this list, a list that MMA Junkie have acquired:

Conor McGregor: Needs left foot/ankle cleared by orthopedic doctor or no contest until Dec. 17; minimum suspension until Oct. 20 with no contact in training until Oct. 5.

Nate Diaz: Suspended until Sept. 20 with no contact in training until Sept. 11.

Glover Teixeira: Suspended until Nov. 19 with no contact in training until Oct. 20.

Rick Story: Suspended until Oct. 5 with no contact in training until Sept. 20.

Hyun Gyu Lim: Suspended until Oct. 5 with no contact in training until Sept. 20.

Sabah Homasi: Suspended until Oct. 20 with no contact in training until Oct. 5.

Takeya Mizugaki: Suspended until Oct. 5 with no contact in training until Sept. 20.

Artem Lobov: Must have right leg and ankle X-rayed; if positive then must have orthopedic doctor clearance or no contest until Feb. 17.

Chris Avila: Suspended until Sept. 20 with no contact in training until Sept. 11.

Lorenz Larkin: Suspended until Oct. 5 with no contact in training until Sept. 20 due to left eyebrow and shin lacerations.

Neil Magny: Must have left leg X-rayed; if positive then must have orthopedic doctor clearance or no contest until Feb. 17.
Minimum suspension until Sept. 20 with no contact until Sept. 11.

Max Griffin: Suspended until Oct. 20 with no contact in training until Oct. 5.
Marvin Vettori: Suspended until Oct. 5 with no contact in training until Sept. 20 due to left eyebrow laceration.


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