MMA The fanbase was sent to a frenzy on Friday night, in which many followers of the game raised the issue with the scorecard. Paul HughesRemach with Usman Nurmagomedov,
Second time In 10 months, Nurmagomedov won a decision against Hughes To stay unbeaten and maintain PFL Light title in Dubai, and While the first fight was competitiveRemach was fought even more identified.
Nevertheless, Nurmagomedov, who was awarded the majority verdict in the first battle in January, won 50–45, 49–46, 48–47 on Friday (October 3)-many fans and journalists instigated the first two scorecards.
The consensus was that Russian, 27, and Northern Irishman, 28, either fought a close battle for the 48–47 scorecard in favor of the man. But the width of the first two cards created a major controversy.
“50–45 is a hatred,” Canadian journalist Aaron Bronteter tweeted, while his countryman and colleague Ariel Halevani wrote: “It was a super close and great battle. I accept 3-2. […] 50–45 (and 49–46) is absolutely crazy. Very good.”
An Irish journalist, Andy Stevenson tweeted: “Great Battle. Two great fighters. 50-45 is corruption.” Meanwhile, his compatriot and fellow journalist Peter Carol wrote: “50-45, 49-46 are criminal cards. […] And by the way, I don’t think it is a robbery. I had a round for Paul but I knew it was close. 50-45 FFS [for f***’s sake],
British journalist Simon Head said: “I will take 48-47 or any way in that fight. 49-46 is a very big stretch. But 50-45? It’s derogatory. It is disrespectful. Such scoring is harmful to credibility.”
Independent Fit 48–47 in favor of Nurmagomedov, yet the victory of 48–47 for Hughes was comprehensible after a close fight, with only the first round clear-and of course, for Nurmagomedov.
Like the first battle of the pair, the rematch was filled with controversy before declaring the result; In January, Nurmagomedov was repeatedly docked for a lower explosion, while a skirmish of the head also took action, and Remach also saw many less explosions with Russians with a head clash.
This time, the head clash affected Nurumgomedov more than Hughes, but it happened with a minute in the final round. Before a round, Hughes were fed flat with a low blow on their stomach, although he used to take a dip in two of the two illegal battles.
After reading the results, Nurmagomedov said: “I felt that I had won in every round, but it was a very difficult fight. I did not reduce you this time; I think maybe you have reduced me? Thank you very much for the fight?”
Hughes did not address the scoring and were really disappointed before the scorecard was revealed. “I want to thank everyone very much for Dubai for traveling in all ways,” he said to his current compatriot.
“They were telling me that I was not getting a post-fight interview, but had to come here to thank me. I will come back, I will trust me, I will come back. And thank you and thanks to Usman and his team.”