How did you score Sanchez Ellenberger ??

Lets here it fella's

 

Ok ill explain

I think this was a classic case of a 10 - 8 round not being given when it should of , IMO ofcourse

1 - Ellenberger 10 - 9 , better technical stand up , landed the cleaner more effective shots , controlled the distance well , and displayed superior grappling in the short exchanges in the clinch

2 - Ellenberger 10 - 9 , again , displayed superior stand up , and looked a class apart early in the round , a couple of solid clean well timed shots which resulted in sub sequent takedowns , faded slightly toward the end of the round and allowed Sanchez some mild success on the feet , significance wise Ellenberger ticked the boxes but this round was closer than the 1st

3 - Sanchez 10 - 8 , here me out !!! , Ellenberger gassed , Sanchez controlled all the aspects of scoring in this round , culminating in him taking Ellenberger's back and unloading a barrage of shots while Ellenberger was flattened out , 2 or 3 close RNC attempts , and mighty close to finishing a somewhat close and competetive fight

28 - 28 Draw

Here me out part 2 ;

Rounds 1 and 2 were clearly Ellenberger's in terms of scoring points and clean technical application , but they were not one sided , Sanchez had success in the area's Ellenberger was winning , alll be it mild success , it was still enough to suggest he was in the fight still , which he clearly was :think

Round 3 Sanchez bullied Ellenberger on the feet and almost finished him on the ground , this for me was more significant than anything Ellenberger achieved in the earlier rounds , and if Ellenberger scored the first 2 , 10 - 9 this had to be scored 10 - 8 , the level's of success differ between the rounds that Jake won to the last round so much so that as a comparison its just simply not an accurate one to say that round was a 10 - 9 round , there was just too much to score for Diego , Sanchez pushed him into an awful position on the ground to the point Ellenberger was almost hanging on for dear life , i dont ever remember Diego being in such trouble in either rounds one or two , when you compare the events of the last round to the first two it stands head and shoulders above them in scoring terms , or it should have :roll:

Ellenberger had virtually nothing in terms of success , he was bull rushed on the feet and out struck , he had his back taken twice and was mounted , further to that he was nearly submitted twice , and was nearly stopped on strikes

I feel the events of round 3 in comparison to 1 and 2 should of outweighed it to the point it should of been scored 10 - 8 , a bit similar to Sonnen Bisping round 3 , a close fight where Sonnen excelled in round 3 and beat him everywhere decisively

Just my thoughts

 

Without being a **** here , which im not trying to be !!!

Can those who emphatically beleive the fight was 29 - 28 Ellenberger (and there seems to be a few) please explain just what Ellenberger in rounds 1 and 2 did , that eclipsed the period of one sided domination that Sanchez had mid way through the 3rd , that in there eyes warranted the rounds to be scored the same

10 - 9 ??? :huh