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For those saying that Dodson won using the rules of the game, I disagree, and here´s why.
The 3 most important criteria of judging that played part in the fight are effective striking, octagon control and agression, because there was basically no grappling.
In the effective striking criterium the fight was indeed pretty close, both guys landed hard throughout the 5 rounds, both guys had their moments and could've put the other out at some point.... so if the only criterium in the fight was effective striking you could make an argument that Dodson won, I have no problem with that, after all it was very close in terms of effective striking.
But when you weigh in Lineker´s advantage in the octagon control and aggression department, his advantage was ridiculous in all the rounds and it should outweigh whatever small advantage Dodson might´ve had in any rounds in the effective striking criterium.
What do you guys think?
The 3 most important criteria of judging that played part in the fight are effective striking, octagon control and agression, because there was basically no grappling.
In the effective striking criterium the fight was indeed pretty close, both guys landed hard throughout the 5 rounds, both guys had their moments and could've put the other out at some point.... so if the only criterium in the fight was effective striking you could make an argument that Dodson won, I have no problem with that, after all it was very close in terms of effective striking.
But when you weigh in Lineker´s advantage in the octagon control and aggression department, his advantage was ridiculous in all the rounds and it should outweigh whatever small advantage Dodson might´ve had in any rounds in the effective striking criterium.
What do you guys think?