Shogun could be out for up to six months after defeat to Henderson

Shogun (photo) after defeat to Henderson. Photo: Josh Hedges/Zuffa LLC

The defeat suffered by Mauritius Shogun for Dan Henderson at UFC Fight Night 38, in Natal, it cost the Brazilian dearly. In addition to once again continuing without scoring two consecutive victories in the UFC, Shogun received the longest medical suspension on the list released by the Brazilian MMA Athletic Commission (CABMMA), this Monday (24).

Shogun must remain without fighting for 180 days, but could be released sooner if he is released by a specialist doctor presenting a head CT scan. The Brazilian, who lost by technical knockout to the North American, suffered a broken nose. Henderson must spend 45 days without fighting, with 30 days without physical contact.

Michel Trator, despite his victory over Mairbek Taisumov, received a medium suspension equal to that of Shogun, being released only in the event of an x-ray on his right hand.

Check the list below: 

Mauritius Shogun: 180 days without fighting, or until released by a specialist doctor presenting a head CT scan;

Dan Henderson: 45 days without fighting, 30 days without physical contact;

Cezar Mutant: 45 days without fighting, 30 days without physical contact;

C. B. Dollaway: 14 days without fighting, 7 days without physical contact;

Leonardo Santos: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;

Norman Parke: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;

Fábio Maldonado: 45 days without fighting, 30 days without physical contact;

Gian Villante: 45 days without fighting, 30 days without physical contact;

Michel Tractor: 180 days without fighting, or until released by an orthopedist presenting an x-ray of the right hand;

Mairbek Taisumov: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;

Ron Jason: 14 days without fighting, 7 days without physical contact;

Steven Siler: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;

Ronny Markes: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;

Thiago Marreta: 14 days without fighting, 7 days without physical contact;

Kenny Robertson: 14 days without fighting, 7 days without physical contact;

Thiago Bodão: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;

Francimar Bodão: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;

Hans Stringer: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;

Geoffrey Pepey: 14 days without fighting, 7 days without physical contact;

Noad Lahat: 45 days without fighting, 30 days without physical contact;

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