Not among those five, however, were headliners Joaquin Buckley and Colby Covington. Despite Buckley (21-6 MMA, 11-4 UFC) being named the victor due to a doctor stoppage because of a laceration, Covington (17-5 MMA, 12-5 UFC) only received a 45-day suspension by the Florida Athletic Commission (FAC).

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Colby Covington’s latest attempt at moving closer to potential UFC gold fell well short of the mark at UFC Tampa. It was a dominant performance by Joaquin Buckley, who defeated Covington by TKO after the cage-side doctor ruled Covington couldn’t continue competing due to a nasty head gash.

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Covington has been handed a mere 45-day medical suspension after a brutal beating at the hands of Joaquin Buckley at UFC Tampa.

Colby Covington had a pretty tough week. First, he fought at UFC Tampa on December 14. He was up against Joaquin Buckley and the fight ended early because of a bad cut on Covington’s eyelid. The doctor had to stop the fight in the third round.

UFC Tampa medical suspensions and injuries released by Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation for those athletes competing last weekend at Amalie Arena.