In the aftermath of UFC 307’s co-main ⁤event, a ‌wave of astonishment spread through the arena as the judges’ decision rang throughout ⁢the ⁢venue. Dana White, ⁣notably taken aback, expressed his disapproval openly. Joe ‍Rogan, meanwhile, ​took to ⁣his podcast, detailing ‍why he believed this verdict‍ failed to⁣ reflect​ the‌ true dynamics of the fight. The ​disagreement stemmed ⁤from ‌a series of ⁤pivotal moments that had the potential to ⁣sway the fight‍ result‌ significantly in ⁢either⁤ direction. ‍Fans and analysts⁢ alike pointed⁤ towards the‍ second round,‍ where despite ​a ⁣dominant performance by the competitor perceived to⁢ have lost, the call seemed⁤ to contradict the visible⁢ narrative.

⁢ The following aspects highlight the⁤ discrepancies noted by experts:

  • Striking Accuracy: The ‍perceived loser landed 55 significant strikes compared ⁢to​ 35, maintaining​ superior accuracy.
  • Octagon Control: Dominated the octagon for 7 out of the 15 ⁢minutes, controlling pace and ‌placement.
  • Takedown⁢ Defense: Successfully defended 4 out of 5 attempted takedowns.
Aspect Fighter⁣ A Fighter B
Strikes ⁤Landed 55 35
Octagon Control (min) 7 5
Takedowns Defended 4 1