Plenty of sites, including this one, have Play-by-play write ups. You can also find the fight online pretty easily.
That said, Hall used a lot of kicks to keep distance, then if Maynard came forward he either dropped down to try and grab a leg (only rarely successfully, got a hold of his leg a few times, very rarely was able to do anything with it for more than a few seconds) or ran away (this was a less used strategy than the flopping). He was attacking when he dropped down, but a lot of times, it was just to avoid a stand up exchange. On the occasions he got it to the ground, he was clearly better than Maynard grappling, but never really came close to anything.
Maynard, for his part, was confused and frustrated. He basically decided that he would just continue stalking and didn't engage on the ground much at all. He landed very few strikes standing. Hall clearly won, but if stomps and kicks/knees to a grounded opponent's head were allowed, it might have been very different.
