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  • Larry the boss
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    #11
    all fighters are suspended after fights

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    • Ray*
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      #12
      It’s normal procedure after a boxer has had a fight.

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      • E-Thug
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        #13
        Originally posted by chrisJS
        It just shows "suspended by California State Athletic Commission indefinitely" under his name. He's probably not the only fighter.

        It's fairly common that fighters are suspended after fights though. He fought here 20 months ago so it looks slightly odd but I think it may just be as simple as he has to sign a piece of paper for clearance.
        Originally posted by larryxxx..
        all fighters are suspended after fights
        Originally posted by Ray*
        It’s normal procedure after a boxer has had a fight.
        Yep, you guys are correct. They suspend you now up until you apply/sign to fight in that state again. Then it's the usual health procedures and medical runs before clearing you.

        So theoretically, you could fight in say New York, be suspended by the commission all the until say another 5 years, whereby you apply to fight there again and commit to the usual procedures

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          If anything serious had happened to Jermall Boxing Scene Top Headlines would report it right away. They are fast and accurate with all important boxing news. If for some reason he can't fight in California he could still fight in all the other states so it would have no real effect on his career.

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            #15
            Originally posted by MasterPlan
            Just googled Jermall Charlo suspended and it leads me to this thread, lol.
            That google is fast and right on top of things. They don't miss a thing.

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              #16
              Originally posted by chrisJS
              It just shows "suspended by California State Athletic Commission indefinitely" under his name. He's probably not the only fighter.

              It's fairly common that fighters are suspended after fights though. He fought here 20 months ago so it looks slightly odd but I think it may just be as simple as he has to sign a piece of paper for clearance.
              Originally posted by larryxxx..
              all fighters are suspended after fights
              Originally posted by Ray*
              It’s normal procedure after a boxer has had a fight.
              Originally posted by E-Thug
              Yep, you guys are correct. They suspend you now up until you apply/sign to fight in that state again. Then it's the usual health procedures and medical runs before clearing you.

              So theoretically, you could fight in say New York, be suspended by the commission all the until say another 5 years, whereby you apply to fight there again and commit to the usual procedures
              Really?

              I never heard of that before. Jermall's opponent is also listed as suspended, but Martirosyan isn't, and he just got KOd in California.

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              • kafkod
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                #17
                Originally posted by boliodogs
                If anything serious had happened to Jermall Boxing Scene Top Headlines would report it right away. They are fast and accurate with all important boxing news. If for some reason he can't fight in California he could still fight in all the other states so it would have no real effect on his career.
                But after Canelo got suspended by Nevada, I read here that it would prevent him from fighting anywhere in the US, as all States honour each other's suspensions.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by kafkod
                  Really?

                  I never heard of that before. Jermall's opponent is also listed as suspended, but Martirosyan isn't, and he just got KOd in California.
                  look up Wilder, says he is suspended as well

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by E-Thug
                    Yep, you guys are correct. They suspend you now up until you apply/sign to fight in that state again. Then it's the usual health procedures and medical runs before clearing you.

                    So theoretically, you could fight in say New York, be suspended by the commission all the until say another 5 years, whereby you apply to fight there again and commit to the usual procedures
                    It varies state to state I believe. Some states revoke the suspension if you're cleared to fight in other states iirc.

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                      #20
                      lomachenko suspended by New York State Athletic http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/659771

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