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Should be a really good fight.
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WHAT A FIGHT! That whole 2nd round i sat staring at the screen w/ jaw on the floor, Forrest dominated HUGE that round. Great fight, it was everything i hoped it would be.
That weight class is wide open with plenty of possible impact fights which is good for the UFC because all the other weight classes or either dominated by 1 guy or not deep enough for quality big name matchups at the moment.
Close call but I think Griifin won it.
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All I gotta say is, Light Heavyweights are in for some deep shit now. Anderson Silva at 205 is going to be flat fucking scary to imagine for the rest of those ass hats.
Jackson Camp To Possibly Protest Outcome Of Saturdays Fight
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CREDIT: SHERDOG.com
Jackson's coach, Juanito Ibarra, plans to protest the unanimous decision with the Nevada State Athletic Commission.
"We got robbed," Ibarra told Sherdog.com Sunday afternoon. "We won the majority of the fight."
Judges Adalaide Byrd and Nelson Hamilton scored the bout 48-46 for Griffin, while Roy Silbert turned in a 49-46 tally for Griffin.
It's extremely unlikely that a protest would change the outcome of the fight. Ibarra isn't hopeful in that regard, but less than 24 hours after his fighter had lost in the UFC for the first time, the coach seemed determined to learn exactly how the fight was scored.
He was baffled that Byrd and Silbert gave Griffin a 10-9 advantage in the first round, during which Jackson dropped the challenger. In Ibarra's view, the knockdown warranted a 10-8 round in Jackson's favor. He believes Jackson won the third and fourth rounds on 10-9 scores, though he said Griffin deserved a 10-8 second round and a 10-9 fifth. That comes out to a 47-46 win for Jackson.
"You have to beat the champion," Ibarra asserted more than once.
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