Is 30-27 Tuivasa the most egregious recent scorecard?

[WoozyFailGuy]

Per Sherdog's By the Numbers:

91: Significant strikes landed by Jairzinho Rozenstruik in a heavyweight clash with Tai Tuivasa. By comparison, Tuivasa landed 37. Despite that differential, judge Howie Booth submitted a 30-27 tally for Tuivasa in Rozenstruik’s split-decision triumph.

How do we make sure people like Howie Booth are banned from watching cards on their home television set, let alone judging them?

 

[Luthien]

That Judge had enough of overweight HW/s @HI SCOTT NEWMAN

 

[13Seconds]

A judge had Marlon Vera 49-46 vs Sandhagen. That's pretty bad.

 

[AL-Tappo McSnappo]

Per Sherdog's By the Numbers:

91: Significant strikes landed by Jairzinho Rozenstruik in a heavyweight clash with Tai Tuivasa. By comparison, Tuivasa landed 37. Despite that differential, judge Howie Booth submitted a 30-27 tally for Tuivasa in Rozenstruik’s split-decision triumph.

How do we make sure people like Howie Booth are banned from watching cards on their home television set, let alone judging them?

Yeah, i couldn't believe my ears when i heard it first.

 

[BJJ4Tone]

Per Sherdog's By the Numbers:

91: Significant strikes landed by Jairzinho Rozenstruik in a heavyweight clash with Tai Tuivasa. By comparison, Tuivasa landed 37. Despite that differential, judge Howie Booth submitted a 30-27 tally for Tuivasa in Rozenstruik’s split-decision triumph.

How do we make sure people like Howie Booth are banned from watching cards on their home television set, let alone judging them?

Thank god it didn't affect the outcome...
Poor Ross Pearson, on the other hand.

 

[Goodfella86]

It's fuckin atrocious. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and skip the whole corruption speculation, just to say that he's a fuckin idiot who can let a crowd sway him.

 

[Mcnugget]

lol they tapped him on the shoulder and said can you come with us ? Grab your playbook coach wants to see you

 

[WoozyFailGuy]

Yeah, i couldn't believe my ears when i heard it first.

In the PBP the theory that made the most sense was that the judge mixed up the names lol

A judge had Marlon Vera 49-46 vs Sandhagen. That's pretty bad.

Forgot about that, just as terrible. Vera got worked.

 

[Dionysian]

It's fuckin atrocious. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and skip the whole corruption speculation, just to say that he's a fuckin idiot who can let a crowd sway him.

Yup corruption is coordinated / orchestrated / intentional. This was one dumbass dude who didn't look at the two scorecards next to him which would have him realize his score would just ostracize him as a dumbass lol.

 

[VAfan]

A judge had Marlon Vera 49-46 vs Sandhagen. That's pretty bad.

yeah i remember that one. probably the worst in recent memory.

 

[bng]

the guy pulled off wrong scorecard which was prepared for adesanya
such incompetence cant be tolerated

 

[Deceasedxo]

Per Sherdog's By the Numbers:

91: Significant strikes landed by Jairzinho Rozenstruik in a heavyweight clash with Tai Tuivasa. By comparison, Tuivasa landed 37. Despite that differential, judge Howie Booth submitted a 30-27 tally for Tuivasa in Rozenstruik’s split-decision triumph.

How do we make sure people like Howie Booth are banned from watching cards on their home television set, let alone judging them?

That shit made me genuinely fucking roll my eyes.

 

[linvillegorge]

They straight up fired the judge mid-card. That says everything that needs to be said.

 

[Greyscale]

He took a nap during the fight and flipped a coin when the horn sounded.

 

[JKS]

They pulled the judge from the other fights. He was suppose to judge the co main.

 

[HI SCOTT NEWMAN]

That Judge had enough of overweight HW/s @HI SCOTT NEWMAN

It was disgusting. At least they got the right winner in the end. Rozenstriuk won every round clearly. Tuivasa is so sloppy and should be cut (again). He's getting closer and closer to Tony's losing streak lol.

I wish me and you were judges in UFC, our scores are usually always spot on.

 

[HI SCOTT NEWMAN]

That Judge had enough of overweight HW/s @HI SCOTT NEWMAN

Hey I know people think we are living in the past and its all nostalgia that the past HWs were much better and way more skilled like Fedor and Dan Severn and so many others

So lets play a game and tell the truth.. tell me which UFC modern 2024 HW fighters have improved? which ones have actually got better? who has shown improvement?. No one ever gets better, they are all the same as their UFC debut, Tuivasa came in so sloppy and very little skill and its the same 16 fights later on, he is the same, nothing improves.. he is as sloppy as ever and as bad as ever.

Now the only guy that comes to mind is Volkov, I do actually feel he has got better since his UFC debut, but thats 1 guy, who has actually improved their skills in UFC HW?. This is the problem, they are all so limited and no one gets any better. All of them are the same as their debut, nothing in their skill set changes.

 

[DomiDomi]

A judge had Marlon Vera 49-46 vs Sandhagen. That's pretty bad.

Sometimes I think the judges have just marked the boxes the wrong way round, and they're not sure which fighter is which.

It's the only explanation when you see cards like this.

 

[amok attitude]

No recency bias there, its legimately the worst i have seen, especially taking into consideration the fact that MMA is no niche thing anymore. Whether its old rules or new rules, it was 30-27 Biggie, giving 30-27 the other way around is beyond crazy.

 

[Robbocop]

Seemed like a pretty even-matched fight to me. Neither fighter took many risks to try and get the finish, both had their moments. Never leave it in the hands of the judges.