Tournament organisers European Professional Club Rugby (EPCR) said that
Rees was suspended following an independent disciplinary hearing in London yesterday.
Jane
Rees commented on the recognition: "This is quite an honor for me.
I've got my kids, I'm getting married this year and I'll just walk away into the sunset," said
Rees after avenging his February loss to Gary Buckland, his former sparring partner, on an emotional evening at Cardiff Motorpoint Arena.
Rees, now 66, was arrested at his home address in Sandwell on September 19.
The event attracted a record field of 1,200 competitors, with
Rees dominant throughout as he showed no tiredness after a recent run across the Alps.
Bridgend had to work overtime to keep out the hungry Drovers and limited the damage to a second Cerith
Rees penalty.
One Arkansas Supreme Court justice wrote, "I note a pattern of serious misconduct with respect to conflicts of interest" with
Rees.
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Fly-half Dai Flanagan kept Bridgend in touch with three penalties against one by
Rees to make it 20-9 at the break.
Rees said: "I'm ready for a British title fight in December or January.
The two men argued at a New Year party this year and Mr
Rees ended up with cuts on his face.
Lord Justice Scott Baker went on to say the Harrods boss believes Mr
Rees, the only survivor of the crash, did not lose his memory as he has said, but knows "exactly" what happened.
