UFC 161 medical suspensions: Evans, Jimmo and Barry draw indefinite terms

Ex-champ Rashad Evans rebounded in a big way at UFC 161, but he’ll need medical clearance before he resumes his comeback.

Evans, who won a split decision over former champ Dan Henderson at this past Saturday’s pay-per-view event, was suspended indefinitely by the Manitoba Boxing Commission, which today forwarded medical suspensions to MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com).

UFC 161 took place at MTS Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The event’s main card aired live on pay-per-view following prelims on FX and Facebook.

All 22 fighters on the card were either suspended indefinitely or received 14-day terms.

Ryan Jimmo, who fought a grueling bout with Igor Pokrajac on the event’s main-card, was given an indefinite term, as well as Pat Barry, who suffered a quick TKO loss to Shawn Jordan in the pay-per-view opener.

All competitors with indefinite suspensions may be cleared by a doctor.

The full list of suspensions include:

• Rashad Evans: suspended indefinitely pending doctor clearance
• Dan Henderson: suspended 14 days
• Stipe Miocic: suspended 14 days
• Roy Nelson: suspended 14 days
• Ryan Jimmo: suspended indefinitely pending doctor clearance
• Igor Pokrajac: suspended 14 days
• Alexis Davis: suspended 14 days
• Rosi Sexton: suspended 14 days
• Pat Barry: suspended indefinitely pending doctor clearance
• Shawn Jordan: suspended 14 days
• Jake Shields: suspended 14 days
• Tyron Woodley: suspended 14 days
• James Krause: suspended indefinitely pending doctor clearance
• Sam Stout: suspended indefinitely pending doctor clearance
• Sean Pierson: suspended 14 days
• Kenny Robertson: suspended 14 days
• Roland Delorme: suspended 14 days
• Edwin Figueroa: suspended indefinitely pending doctor clearance
• Mitch Clarke: suspended 14 days
• John Maguire: suspended 14 days
• Yves Jabouin: suspended 14 days
• Dustin Pague: suspended indefinitely pending doctor clearance

For complete coverage of UFC 161, stay tuned to the UFC Events section of the site.

(Pictured: Rashad Evans)