I was surprised at no 3rd round.
Yes, obviously Amir won R1 by a lot more than Heath won R2, and so Amir clearly did better over the whole 10 minutes.
But I thought the scoring system was supposed to all or nothing, by round. There's no way you can claim Herring didn't win R2.
And momentum was working in Heath's favor.
The judging clearly worked against wrestlers, but this was also a terrible matchup for Heath on top of short notice and long layoff.
At his age, with no championship aspirations driving him, you're never going to see prime Herring again. But I thought this wasn't bad. If he goes back to regular training and full camps, I think he can still put on a couple more very respectable 'fun fights' for Rizin and/or Bellator.