UFC 171 Medical Suspensions: Carlos Condit, Jimy Hettes, and Robert Whiteford Out Indefinitely

Johny Hendricks claimed the UFC welterweight championship vacated by longtime titleholder Georges St-Pierre by defeating Robbie Lawler at UFC 171 on March 15 at the American Airlines Center in Dallas.

Hendricks and Lawler fought the full 25 minutes, with the new champ earning a unanimous nod from the judges.

Welterweight contender Tyron Woodley defeated former interim champion Carlos Condit in the night’s co-main event. Condit injured his knee during the course of the fight and became one of three fighters from the event that was handed an indefinite suspension from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.

UFC 171 Medical Suspensions

Johny Hendricks: Suspended until April 15

Robbie Lawler: Suspended until March 31

Tyron Woodley: Suspended until March 23

Carlos Condit: Suspended indefinitely

Myles Jury: Suspended until April 15

Diego Sanchez: Suspended until April 30

Hector Lombard: Suspended until March 25

Jake Shields: Suspended until April 15

Ovince St. Preux: Suspended until March 23

Nikita Krylov: Suspended until March 23

Kelvin Gastelum: Suspended until March 25

Rick Story: Suspended until March 25

Jessica Andrade: Suspended until March 25

Raquel Pennington: Suspended until March 25

Dennis Bermudez: Suspended until March 25

Jimy Hettes: Suspended indefinitely

Alex Garcia: Suspended until March 25

Sean Spencer: Suspended until March 25

Francisco Trevino: Suspended until March 25

Renee Forte: Suspended until March 25

Justin Scoggins: Suspended until March 25

Will Campuzano: Suspended until March 25

Sean Strickland: Suspended until March 23

Bubba McDaniel: Suspended until March 23

Robert Whiteford: Suspended indefinitely

Daniel Pineda: Suspended until April 15