As is frequently the situation, this past weekend's UFC occasion really did not pass by without some judging disputes.

While one of the most common as well as unanimous criticism surrounded one court's decision to score the UFC on ESPN 43 headliner for Marlon Vera, who was mostly outworked by Cory Sandhagen throughout 5 rounds, another major card choice additionally caused debate.

In San Antonio, flyweight prospect Maycee Barber videotaped a 4th straight success inside the Octagon thanks to a split choice verdict against Andrea Lee.

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The result, however, caused substantial discussion.

While several agreed with the two courts who agreed Barber, firmly insisting that "The Future" did enough for the win per the scoring standards, others weren't persuaded and also put forth the often-used 'break-in' term.

For Barber, though, the latter group couldn't be more incorrect.

Barber Was Confident Of Getting Approval
Throughout her look at the post-fight interview, Barber reacted to a result that marked her second split choice win in her previous four victories.

When asked whether she was confident of having her hand raised after going the full 15 minutes with "KGB," Barber urged she 'd plainly supplied even more damage as well as kept in mind Lee's absence of efficient infraction while in leading placement on the ground.

"I feel pretty happy with it. Obviously, I know I did all the damage. So, I was confident that I was gonna come out with the win," Barber said. "It was a little bit frustrating. Obviously, she's strong and she'd been working her wrestling. But, the thing is, she took me down and she was able to hold, but she wasn't doing any damage... It just felt like we were sitting here just to sit here... I'm happy with the performance, for sure.

"She was on top and I had to create damage. I have to find a way to win even when I'm on the bottom, so that's what I tried to do," Barber continued. "I had to be the one winning in that position even though she was on top."

Per the scoring standards, infraction efficient in generating immediate or cumulative impact with the potential to contribute to completion of the match, with the immediate weighing a lot more greatly, is focused on.

Keeping that, Barber plainly thinks she was able to supply sufficient efficient offense off her back to make the win. In the first round, that consisted of some notable joints to Lee's head after Barber was able to trap one arm.