Modestas Bukauskas has responded to a recoil around his controversial UFC 315 wins.
In a night in which a new Weltergegewet champion was crowned in Jack della Maddalena and a pound-for-pound queen remain in Valentina Shevchenko, the UFC 315 Undercard contained a split decision that was a lot of scratching their heads.
In slightly heavyweight, former Cage Warriors champion champion Modestas Bukauskas against UFC veteran Ion Cutelaba, where neither of them found the finish in 15 minutes.
Although Cutelaba was unable to land too many clean shots, 'The Hulk' threw 94 more strikes than Bukauskas and doubled its total striking figures. Bukauskas largely managed to cross the tractor to round 3.
Bukauskas went the distance and received the decision with one judge who scored all 3 rounds for him and the other judge scored rounds 2 and 3 for 'The Baltic Gladiator'.
UFC commentator Daniel Cormier called the Scorecards 'Trash' from the employment cabin, many in the community following the example with cries of 'Robbery', thinking that Cutelaba had won rounds 1 and 2.
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Modestas Bukauskas answers to 'theft' claims
Cormier said that Bukauskas got a 'bad decision', in which Dominick Cruz also does not understand, which suggests that the UFC placed a profile photo of Judge Pasquale Procopio, who had scored the fight 30-27 in favor of Bukauskas.
A few days away from the result, Bukauskas has heard all comments from both the commentators and the fans.
“Robbery?” Bukauskas wrote on Instagram.
“It may not have been my best performance. But I still have the feeling that I have won that fight.
“We had some great exchanges and I certainly landed nicely.
“Whatever the opinion, it was a good fight between 2 high -level competitors. We go. Learning, improving, getting better and performing better next time.”
UFC 315 Judge also had Aiemann Zahabi win against Jose Aldo
Another split decision on the UFC 315 card that caught a lot of anti -aircraft repentance was the victory of Aiemann Zahabi over Jose Aldo.
Aldo had a pretty strong start in round 1 and fought against a decent round 2, where Zahabi brought away the former champion with only one strike.
In round 3, Aldo Zahabi dropped twice and almost hit him with strikes before Zahabi mounted an almost finish on the floor in the last two and a half minutes of the fight.
Pasquale ProCopio, the same judge who all had the rounds for Modestas Bukauskas, scored round 2 and 3 for Zahabi.
More than 75% of the fan voice did not agree on MMA decisions with the results of Aldo vs. Zahabi and Cutelaba vs. Bukauskas.