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Donald Cerrone Could Be Sidelined for Six Months Because of Likely Broken Nose

Donald Cerrone Could Be Sidelined for Six Months Because of Likely Broken Nose

Darren Till scored a victory at UFC Fight Night 118 on Saturday in Poland in what may prove to be a sea change for his career.

The 24-year-old Liverpudlian rocked UFC linchpin Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone, swarmed him, and finished the fight late in the first round.

The loss was Cerrone's third straight; the first time such a thing had happened in his career.

For Till, the victory moved him to 16-0-1. More importantly, however, it was the biggest notch on his belt, setting the UFC welterweight division on notice that he had arrived.

Every fighter on the card received a mandatory 7-day rest period when the UFC Fight Night 118 medical suspensions were released to mixedmartialarts.com on Monday, but Cerrone was among a handful of fighters that could be sidelined for as much as six months.

Cerrone admitted after the fight that he was certain Till had broken his nose, an assertion that the medical suspensions tend to confirm.

UFC Fight Night 118: Cerrone vs. Till took place on Saturday, Oct. 21, 2017, at Ergo Arena in Gdańsk, Poland.

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UFC Fight Night 118 Medical Suspensions

  • Darren Till defeated Donald Cerrone by TKO (Strikes, Round 1, 4:20)
    Darren Till: 7 days mandatory rest period
    Donald Cerrone: 180 days or clearance by maxillofacial facial CT, 45 days minimum and 30 days no contact

  • Karolina Kowalkiewicz defeated Jodie Esquibel by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
    Karolina Kowalkiewicz: 30 days and 21 days no contact
    Jodie Esquibel: 30 days and 21 days no contact

  • Jan Blachowicz defeated Devin Clark by Submission (RNC, Round 2, 3:02)
    Jan Blachowicz: 180 days or clear right knee by left foot X-ray, 30 days minimum and 21 days no contact
    Devin Clark: 180 days or clear right calf and right elbow X-ray, 30 days minimum and 21 days no contact

  • Oskar Piechota defeated Jonathan Wilson by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
    Oskar Piechota: 7 days mandatory rest period
    Jonathan Wilson: 30 days and 21 days no contact

  • Marcin Held defeated Nasrat Haqparast by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
    Marcin Held: 30 days and 21 days no contact
    Nasrat Haqparast: 30 days and 21 days no contact

  • Brian Kelleher defeated Damian Stasiak by TKO (Punches, Round 3, 3:39)
    Brian Kelleher: 30 days and 21 days no contact
    Damian Stasiak: 180 days or clear R knee by MRI, 30 days minimum and 21 days no contact

  • Ramazan Emeev defeated Sam Alvey by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
    Ramazan Emeev: 7 days mandatory rest period
    Sam Alvey: 180 days or clear R knee by MRI, 30 days minimum and 21 days no contact

  • Andre Fili defeated Artem Lobov by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
    Andre Fili: 45 days and 30 days no contact
    Artem Lobov: 30 days and 21 days no contact

  • Warlley Alves defeated Salim Touahri by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
    Warlley Alves: 30 days and 21 days no contact
    Salim Touahri: 30 days and 21 days no contact

  • Aspen Ladd defeated Lina Lansberg by TKO (Punches, Round 2, 2:33)
    Aspen Ladd: 7 days mandatory rest period
    Lina Lansberg: 45 days due to TKO and 30 days no contact

  • Josh Emmett defeated Felipe Arantes by Unanimous Decision (30-26, 30-26, 30-25)
    Josh Emmett: 30 days and 21 days no contact
    Felipe Arantes: 30 days and 21 days no contact

(Photo courtesy of Donald Cerrone, Instagram)

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