R. Dos Anjos (left) defeated P. Felder (right) in the UFC Las Vegas 14. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
For the vast majority who followed the UFC Las Vegas 14, held last Saturday (14), in the United States, there is nothing to disagree about the result of the main fight between Rafael dos Anjos e Paul felder. Even with a dominant and safe performance from the Brazilian, Chris Lee, one of the judges, saw the North American's victory and was directly responsible for RDA winning a split decision, not a unanimous one. Personal friend of Dos Anjos, Gilbert Durinho He did not forgive Lee and used social media to harshly criticize the judge.
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“F*** these judges. I always try to finish the fight early, but every now and then it's difficult. The judges are doing a terrible job. Please, Dana White, UFC, whoever can help, we can't have our payments decided by these crazy judges. It’s crazy”, wrote Durinho, on his Twitter account.
Next, the favorite to fight for the welterweight belt (up to 77kg.) against Kamaru Usman released the scorecards, displaying each judge's analyses. This time, the Niteroi native directly addressed the person responsible for the split decision.
"Who is this guy? Chris Lee?” published Gilbert.
According to Chris' assessment, Felder was superior to Dos Anjos in the second, third and fourth rounds. This way, Rafael would have won only in the first and fifth rounds (48-47).
The other judges, Sal D'Amato and Derek Cleary, had no doubts about their scores. For them, the Brazilian didn't even come close to a defeat, winning every round (50-45).
Fuck these judges! I'm always looking for the finish but sometimes it's hard these judges are doing a terrible job wow please @danawhite @ufc or whoever can help Please we cannot have our payments be decided (1 or 2 checks) by these crazy judges 🤯🤯🤯 that's insane # UFCVegas14
- GILBERT BURNS DURINHO (@GilbertDurinho) November 15, 2020
Who da fuck is that guy? Chris Lee? https://t.co/JYG67eVTBa
- GILBERT BURNS DURINHO (@GilbertDurinho) November 15, 2020
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