Sean O’Malley isn’t pleased with the evaluating at last weekend’s UFC 306 occasion inside the Sphere in Las Vegas.
Per the authorities scorecards of the cageside judges Mike Bell, Sal D’Amato and Chris Lee, Georgian fighter Merab Dvalishvili was the consentaneous winner of the five-round contest (49-46, 48-47 x2)– however regardless of at first appearing to accept the outcome of the battle, O’Malley has actually now declared that he has actually been the victim of some substandard evaluating.
In a series of posts to the platform previously called Twitter on Thursday, O’Malley went through the battle round-by-round and concerned the conclusion that he won the battle by a rating of 3 rounds to 2, stating that he was the winner of rounds 1, 3 and 5.
Speaking consequently on Twitter Spaces, O’Malley elaborated on his thinking.
“I had actually not rewatched the battle, due to the fact that the story around this f * cking battle was I got my ass whooped,” he stated. “I won the very first, 3rd, and 5th rounds, and I challenge all you f * cking little dorks that believe that I got my ass kicked to go and rewatch that battle … Rewatch that battle, whether you dislike me or enjoy me, rewatch the battle, turn the commentary off, and inform me I did not win that battle.
“I won the very first, 3rd, and 5th. Oh I’m f * cking fired up today. I’m the champ! I won! I’m the champ! Where’s my belt?! Get that belt out my travel suitcase! I’m the champ, child! …
“Merab is a bitch still! I had him running around, holding his f * cking little gut. The champ is here! The champ is here! Go rewatch that battle. 135 bantamweight champ of the world is still here. F * ck Merab! Let’s go!
“But for genuine, Round 3 was close. Round 3 and 5, 2 judges provided it to me. Round 1, in my viewpoint, was plainly my round. Round 3 was a better round, I still believe it was my round. Round 1, I do not understand how they offered it to Merab. Simply take a look at the stat sheet, he took me down a couple of times however actually did no damage. Begin now, inform me I’m incorrect! Round 1, 3, and 5. I won that battle. It’s as easy as that.”