What? You haven't watched the fight then. The first round Ankalaev had the most significant strikes plus was pressuring Jan more. The second round was clearly Jan's. The third was close, the # significant strikes were even, but Jan had the most impact with the leg kicks, but again, close. The fourth round Ankalaev went in full on takedown and managed to take Jan down, landed several shots to the point that in the last 30 seconds of the round, they were even saying "I don't think the judge will stop yet because it's a championship fight, but that's nasty g&p" ... And in the fifth, he again got the take down and landed more than 14 hard short to Jan's face, almost had him in a submission, and Jan looked totally rocked and barely hanging up...
Like, how were 4th and 5th an Ank snoozer when he pieced Jan in the g&p over and over?? And in the first round, he had 5 higher # sig strikes, plus was the one on the pressure most times? Round 3 was a close round too, with Ankalaev pressuring more, tho the # sig strikes were equal (actually, Ank had one more than Jan), but the leg kicks still did, arguably, more damage... But still, Ankalaev lost only one round clearly, which was round 2. Round 1 it was somewhat close but he had the edge on the stats and on pressure and round 3 was close, too... But rounds 4 and 5 were definitely Ankalaev to the point the last round was the most dominant round from each fighter by far... And it almost had the fight stopped before the bell rung...