Israel Adesanya suggests solution to MMA’s judging, scoring problems
Of late UFC have seen a few debatable decision. Jones vs Santos, Jones vs Reyes, Hooker vs Felder, Costa vs…
Of late UFC have seen a few debatable decision. Jones vs Santos, Jones vs Reyes, Hooker vs Felder, Costa vs Romero, Felder vs Barosa 2…the list goes on. The fact of the matter is UFC uses the unified rules set & judging was borrowed from the boxing system when MMA. The framework of the Unified Rules of MMA was proposed and agreed upon by various athletic commissions in the 2000s and unanimously adopted by the Association of Boxing Commissions (ABC) on July 30, 2009. The debate of using open scoring system also has been raised. What do u think?
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