Lyoto Machida knockout could leave CB Dollaway up to six months away

Dollaway felt Lyoto's blow to his ribs. Photo: Wander Roberto/Inovafoto

The quick knockout defeat against Lyoto Machida at UFC Barueri, last Saturday (20), it could cost CB Dollaway dearly. The setback, in addition to having slowed down the North American's intentions among the middleweights, interrupting a streak of two consecutive victories, could leave him an entire semester away from fighting, according to the list of medical suspensions for the event published by the Brazilian Athletics Commission. MMA (CABMMA).

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Approximately one minute into the fight, Dollaway suffered a hard kick from Machida in the rib area, which practically left him knocked out. The injury caused by the blow cost the North American a potential 180 days, although he could be released before this period if he presents a satisfactory x-ray of the area.

Two other athletes received similar suspensions. Defeated by Tim means In the second fight of the night, Márcio Lyoto will be out of action for 180 days and could be released sooner with an x-ray of his left hand. The same happened with Mike Rhodes, quickly surpassed by Erick silva, having injured his right hand.

Winner of the main fight of the night, Lyoto Machida received the minimum suspension from CABMMA: seven days without fighting, 14 days without physical contact.

Check out the full list below:

Lyoto Machida: 14 days without fighting, seven days without physical contact;
C. B. Dollaway: 180 days without fighting or release with X-ray of the right rib;

Renan Barao: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;
Mitch Gagnon: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;

Patrick Cummins: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;
Antonio Shoe Guy: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;

Rashid Magomedov: 45 days without fighting, 30 days without physical contact;
Elias Silvério: 45 days without fighting, 30 days without physical contact;

Erick silva: 14 days without fighting, seven days without physical contact;
Mike Rhodes: 180 days without fighting or release with X-ray of the right hand;

Daniel sarafian: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;
Junior Alpha: 60 days without fighting, 45 days without physical contact;

Marcos Foot: 14 days without fighting, seven days without physical contact;
Igor Pokrajac: 45 days without fighting, 30 days without physical contact;

Renato Moicano: 14 days without fighting, seven days without physical contact;
Tom Niinimaki: 45 days without fighting, 30 days without physical contact;

Hacran Dias: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;
Darren Elkins: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;

Leandro Issa: 14 days without fighting, seven days without physical contact;
Yuta Sasaki: 30 days without fighting, 21 days without physical contact;

Tim means: 45 days without fighting, 30 days without physical contact;
Márcio Lyoto: 180 days without fighting or release with X-ray of the left hand;

Vitor miranda: 14 days without fighting, seven days without physical contact;
Jake collier: 45 days without fighting, 30 days without physical contact

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