Welterweight Neil Magny is one of nine fighters receiving an extended medical suspension possibly up to 180 days after UFC Fight Night 78. The UFC released the medical suspension report in the aftermath of the event this week.
UFC Fight Night 78 took place on November 21, 2015 at the Arena Monterrey in Monterrey, Mexico and aired on UFC Fight Pass and FOX Sports 1.
Here is the entire list of medical suspensions:
Neil Magny: 180 days or negative x-ray of left hand; 30 days no fight, 21 days no contact
Diego Sanchez: 180 days or negative x-ray of left leg; 45 days no fight, 30 days no contact
Perry Montano: 180 days or negative x-ray of left ankle; 30 days no fight, 21 days no contact
Enrique Barzola: 180 days or negative MRI of left shoulder; 30 days no fight, 21 days no contact
Leonardo Silva: 180 days or negative MRI of left shoulder and left elbow; 30 days no fight, 21 days no contact
Erik Perez: 180 days or negative x-ray of right foot
Hector Urbina: 180 days or negative nasal x-ray; 45 days no fight, 30 days no contact
Scott Jorgensen: 180 days or orthopedic clearance of left hand; 30 days no fight, 30 days no contact
Polo Reyes: 180 days or negative x-ray of left hand
Gabriel Benitez: 45 days no fight, 30 days no contact
Vernon Ramos: 45 days no fight, 30 days no contact
Cesar Arzamendia: 45 days no fight, 30 days no contact
Ricardo Lamas: 30 days no fight, 21 days no contact
Henry Cejudo: 30 days no fight, 21 days no contact
Enrique Marin: 30 days no fight, 21 days no contact
Horacio Gutierrez: 30 days no fight, 21 days no contact
Kelvin Gastelum: 7 day mandatory rest period
Jussier Formiga: 7 day mandatory rest period
Efrain Escudero: 7 day mandatory rest period
Taylor Lapilus: 7 day mandatory rest period
Bartosz Fabinksi: 7 day mandatory rest period
Alejandro Perez: 7 day mandatory rest period
Andre Givens: 7 day mandatory rest period
Alvaro Mendoza: 7 day mandatory rest period
Valmir da Silva: 7 day mandatory rest period
Michael Prazares: 7 day mandatory rest period
