Kelvin Gastelum out of UFC 212 fight with Anderson Silva for possible doping violation
Gastelum reportedly tested positive for marijuana metabolites during an in-competition test
www.cbssports.comI can share the latest available update I have access to, but I don’t have live tool access right now to verify the very newest developments.
Latest notable report on UFC 327 suspensions
- A Florida Athletic Commission update indicated multiple fighters from UFC 327 received indefinite medical suspensions, pending clearance from a healthcare professional before they can compete again. This included Carlos Ulberg and Jiri Prochazka, along with four other fighters, all requiring medical clearance to return.[1]
Additional context from similar coverage
- Indefinite suspensions after major cards typically hinge on injuries or medical issues uncovered during post-fight evaluations, with returns contingent on doctor clearance and sometimes follow-up exams.[1]
- Separate reports over the past years have noted cases where suspensions were later adjusted or overturned after additional testing or new medical information; however, those outcomes vary by case and commission.[2][3]
If you’d like, I can:
- Try to fetch the very latest updates again and provide a concise, cited summary.
- Create a quick timeline of the UFC 327 medical suspensions with who’s affected and typical recovery expectations.
- Pull any official statements from the Florida Athletic Commission or UFC regarding timelines for medical clearance.