Tito Ortiz and Liam McGeary Bellator 142 headliners Liam McGeary and Tito Ortiz emerged from their fight with potentially long medical suspensions. After defending his title by submitting Ortiz (24-11 MMA, 2-1 BMMA) with a slick inverted-triangle choke , light-heavyweight champ McGeary (24-11 MMA, 2-1 BMMA) needs clearance from a doctor for a “medial lateral” leg strain, or he is benched for six months. Ortiz could face the same term for neck pain; in 2014, his Bellator debut was delayed by a fractured neck . MMAjunkie today obtained the list of medical suspensions from the California State Athletic Commission for this past Saturday’s “Bellator 142: Dynamite” event, which featured a hybrid MMA-kickboxing card
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