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Dariush did more damage. Sure that's not how it's supposed to work in the UFC, but I didn't lose any sleep over it.
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Dariush did more damage. Sure that's not how it's supposed to work in the UFC, but I didn't lose any sleep over
It was 2 rounds to 1 Johnson terrible decision.
But Johnson was fading and Daruish was taking over in rd 3, in a 5 rounded Daruish would have won but it doesnt change the fact that the fighters both knew it was a 3 rounder and Daruish lost because he pulled a Machida and waited until the 3rd round to wake up.
Dariush did more damage. Sure that's not how it's supposed to work in the UFC, but I didn't lose any sleep over
Total strikes is irrelevant. He could have landed 0 in round 3 and Dariush could have landed 100 and MJ still should have won based on the first and second rounds. In the first, MJ slightly outstruck him, knocked him down, pressed forward, and stuffed every TD with ease; clear round for MJ. In the second round, he EASILY outstruck him, unlike the first round where he just barely did so: 35 vs 22 significant strikes. Clear round for MJ. Whatever happened in the third was immaterial--the only way BD could have won was to get a finish, or a 10-8 round leading to a tie, or a 10-8 and a point deducted from MJ for a low blow or something leading to a win. Or, of course, having retards for judges.
That actually is a lot of how it's supposed to work in the UFC. Check out the link in my sig for the Unified Rules.
I don't think dariush was given credit for all his shots in the second. The way Johnson coasted and got schooled in the third he deserved to lose.
0 vs 100 would have been a 10-8, so 28-28 would have been the likely outcome.