Josh Emmett receives indefinite suspension following win over Calvin Kattar

Josh Emmett may have been the victor in the UFC on ESPN 37 main event, but he’ll need doctor clearance before he can return to the Octagon.

Emmett received an indefinite suspension from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) following his split decision triumph over Calvin Kattar in their featherweight bout on Saturday at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas. Even if cleared, Emmett is sidelined a minimum of 45 days. Kattar, meanwhile, is out for 15 days.

The TDLR released a full list of medical suspensions to  MMAjunkie.com. The Texas commission does not reveal the nature of each suspension, but everyone on the card received at least a seven-day precautionary sit.

Five other fighters were suspended indefinitely pending physician clearance: Tim Means, Albert Duraev, Julian Marquez, Deron Winn and Kyle Daukaus.

UFC on ESPN 37 medical suspensions:

Josh Emmett: Suspended indefinitely until cleared by a physician with a minimum of 45 days

Calvin Kattar: Suspended 15 days

Tim Means: Suspended indefinitely until cleared by a physician with a minimum of 30 days

Joaquin Buckley: Suspended 30 days

Albert Duraev: Suspended indefinitely until cleared by a physician with a minimum of 45 days

Guram Kutateladze: Suspended 30 days

Damir Ismagulov: Suspended nine days.

Julian Marquez: Suspended indefinitely until cleared by a physician with a minimum of 60 days

Adrian Yanez: Suspended 14 days

Tony Kelley: Suspended 14 days

Natalia Cristina da Silva: Suspended nine days

Jasmine Jasudavicius: Suspended nine days

Court McGee: Suspended 60 days

Ricardo Ramos: Suspended nine days

Danny Chavez: Suspended 60 days

Maria Oliveira: Suspended nine days

Gloria dePaula: Suspended nine days

Eddie Wineland: Suspended 30 days

Deron Winn: Suspended indefinitely until cleared by a physician with a minimum of 45 days

Kyle Daukaus: Suspended indefinitely until cleared by a physician with a minimum of 45 days