but not Roger’s. He landed one punch that cut Fedor’s nose. Fedor cuts easily, so i didn’t see any threats aside from an early cut stoppage. Fedor rushed him twice and caught him with some good hits. He threw him and had submission attempts. All of that would go on the scorecard as attempted fight finishers. While rogers pressed him against the cage and battered his knees, which we know from Shogun and Machida that it doesn’t count for much. Then he got some G’n’P which earned him some points. But in total, i doubt the judges gave it to Roger’s. He obviously did good though.

The part about blindfolded chimps being better at scoring fights is, sadly, all too accurate.

He didn’t just cut him on the nose, he broke it. I do think Fedor stole the round with some of his strikes and his escape from the GnP that were mostly misses. I think some of the scoring would have to involve how many of those punches the judges could see landing? There are many times in a fight that I think someone is getting pounded and then watch the replay and only about 30% of the shots actually hit.

Fedor actually dominated round 1. Other than the jab, some weak dirty boxing, and 3 clean shots when Fedor was on his back, Rogers didn’t do much else. Once the left hook landed, it was just a matter of time. Easily a 10-9 Fedor round 1. Mike Reilly needs YouTube.

“Fedor had to of realized he wasn’t going to be able to do any damage on the ground.”

LMFAO, what a clown. Who do you think would have been in better shape had it gone to the third? Rogers would have been sucking air and Fedor coulda done whatever he pleased.

In the end he got knocked the F out

I definitely believe that he won the first round because there was only two big punches landed and both of them came from Brett.

I wonder how he explains Brett getting rocked in the first round, if it wasn’t from Fedor? A second striker, behind the grassy knoll?

It was just a big ‘ol nasty, uncut thumbnail that got Fedor’s nose to bleed. It wasn’t broke.

What do these guys know about MMA? Brett Rogers only claim to fame is calling out Kimbo, bum rushing an unmotivated Arlovski., and getting beat in Fedor’s first cage match. Other than that he’s only beaten cans who are dumb enough to trade and lack any technical standup skills. Mike Reilly is basically pulling a page out of the Florian playbook claiming they won a round. Too bad, they lost the match in a decisive fashion. In the end, nobody talks about how competitive a match is when the outcome is decided by KO/Sub. Don’t get me wrong, Brett Rogers has the size/tools to get the job done but he’ll never beat another top ten heavyweight unless he leaves Team Bison. Another Team Bison “standout” was Brock Larson who left Minnesota Martial Art’s Academy (Lesnar & Sherk’s team) and look what happened to him.