UFC 126 Results: FightMetric Reports for Griffin vs. Franklin and More
by Mike Fagan on Feb 6, 2011 5:15 PM EST
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FightMetric released reports for three fights from last night's UFC 126 show: Forrest Griffin vs. Rich Franklin, Jake Ellenberger vs. Carlos Eduardo Rocha, and Miguel Torres vs. Antonio Banuelos. FightMetric also updated their official UFC Records. The highlights:
- Forrest Griffin outlanded Rich Franklin 50-33 in significant strikes and 126-40 in total strikes.
- Griffin scored 5 takedowns in 7 attempts.
- FightMetric scored the fight 29-28 for Griffin, with Franklin awarded round three.
- Jake Ellenberger outlanded Carlos Eduardo Rocha 25-21 in significant strikes and 41-32 in total strikes.
- Ellenberger finished 3 takedowns in 5 attempts. Rocha was unsuccessful in all 5 of his attempts.
- FightMetric credited Rocha with 2 passes to side control, 1 pass to the back, an armbar, and a shoulder lock.
- FightMetric scored the fight 29-28 for Ellenberger, with Rocha taking round one.
- Antonio Banuelos landed all of 10 strikes.
- Miguel Torres landed 73 strikes, all scored as significant.
- FightMetric scored the fight 30-27 for Miguel Torres.
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I can’t believe Banuelos landed 10 strikes.
"2 queens on casino night..... I'm gonna drop a deuce on everybody" - Michael Scott
I can
It was an awful fight, and even my friend who was watching MMA for the second time ever could tell that it was Banuelos’s fault. Not much you can do really if the other guy is unwilling to engage (see: Silva vs. Leites)
Wanna see a blowout?
Check out the Jones-Bader fight: http://hosteddb.fightmetric.com/fights/index/3259
No way were all of Torres' strikes significant.
And doesn’t Rocha get credit for passing to North-South?
It depends on their criteria. Some people look at north-south as it’s own position while others view it as a side control variation.
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by exsanguinator on Feb 7, 2011 7:54 AM EST up reply actions
Forest Franklin 2nd round,
I don’t know why there needs to be a fight metric on that fight in general. But, I don’t see how you can even argue that round for Franklin. Forrest was better on the feet and grappled on him for a bit. I thought Franklins corner were giving him false hope for telling him he won….Any arguments to the contrary?
I really thought that Franklin would take it.
But Griffin clearly took the first two rounds. I don’t see how anyone could think differently.
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