Hey everybody Luke Thomas here with another episode of

extra credit this is the podcast within the podcast where we talk about the

fights that we didn't get to on regular

mK and we get to them here on this podcast about 30 minutes or less thank you guys so

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Why not do it all right so we are now in the shadow of uFC 295.C. 295 which took place over the weekend at

Madison Square Garden in New York, New York. I usually do about five fights or so, five

points anyway that I want to make on this podcast. So let's do that now without further to get this whole thing started.

Okay, I'm going to go from the top of the preliminary card down, not in order, but like reverse

chronological order if I can a little bit

the biggest one I wanted to get to was Lupita Godinez taken on Tabitha Ricci

obviously Lupita Godinez wins via split decision one of the scorecards was a

3027 for Ricci from Judge Bryan Minor, which was basically

incomprehensible. The interesting part about it was one judge at least gave Ricci a 10 or the round anyway in all three rounds so one

I think minor gave her the I have to go back and look at the score card but minor gave her the first one of the other two judges

gave her the second and then one of the other two judges gave her the third so

there's like this accumulative sense where it's like well could you see it for the

first could you see it for the second could you see for the third and I understand that argument but I got to tell you I just if you look at

some of his other stuff where he didn't give sat a call of a 10-8 we'll talk

about that in a second he gave Mackenzieenzie Dern, round number one, even though she got dropped.

And it's not necessarily that if you always get dropped, you always lose the round.

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