UFC Houston medical suspensions: Two fighters out indefinitely

The dust has settled from UFC Fight Night 267, and the healing process has begun.

Twenty-eight fighters competed Saturday at Toyota Center in Houston, and all of them received a medical suspension from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), which regulated the event.

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The suspensions range from seven days to 60 days, with two fighters, Alden Coria and Ramiz Brahimaj, also receiving indefinite suspensions.

Main events Sean Strickland and Anthony Hernandez appear to have walked away relatively unscathed. The winner, Strickland, only received a nine-day suspension while Hernandez, who was finished, received 30 days.

Unlike some states, Texas does not release the injury specifics, citing privacy practices. Fighters are permitted prior to the conclusion of their suspension duration if they are cleared by a medical professional. Check out the full TDLR-published list below.

Full UFC Fight Night 267 medical suspensions include:

• Sean Strickland: Suspended nine days.

• Anthony Hernandez: Suspended 30 days.

• Uros Medic: Suspended seven days.

• Geoff Neal: Suspended 60 days.

• Melquizael Costa: Suspended seven days.

• Dan Ige: Suspended 30 days.

• Serghei Spivac: Suspended 30 days.

• Ante Delija: Suspended seven days.

• Jacobe Smith: Suspended seven days.

• Josiah Harrell: Suspended 60 days.

• Michel Pereira: Suspended nine days.

• Zach Reese: Suspended 30 days.

• Carlos Leal: Suspended nine days.

• Chidi Njokuani: Suspended 21 days.

• Alibi Idiris: Suspended 45 days.

• Ode Osbourne: Suspended nine days.

• Alden Coria: Suspended indefinitely.

• Luis Gurule: Suspended nine days.

• Joselyne Edwards: Suspended seven days.

• Nora Cornolle: Suspended 60 days.

• Puna Soriano: Suspended nine days.

• Ramiz Brahimaj: Suspended indefinitely.

• Jordan Leavitt: Suspended 21 days.

• Yadier del Valle: Suspended nine days.

• Carli Judice: Suspended nine days.

• Juliana Miller: Suspended 21 days.

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This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: Texas suspends two UFC Houston fighters indefinitely for injuries