UFC bantamweight contender Cody Stamann believes the judges did him wrong at UFC Washington, D.C. and now he wants the UFC to make things right.<\/p>\n
Stamann and Song Yadong fought to a controversial majority draw<\/a>, with the judges scoring the bout 29-27 Stamann, 28-28 and 28-28. Those score tallies include a one-point deduction to Yadong in the first round for an illegal knee, meaning Stamann would have actually lost a split decision had referee Kevin Mulhall not taken that point away. Instead, he ended up with a draw, though many observers felt Stamann did enough to win.<\/p>\n Most fans and media watching believed that Stamann did enough to win at least two rounds and therefore should have won a unanimous decision. In fact, on the website MMADecisions.com<\/a>, 10 out of the 14 media scores tallied had Stamann winning the fight, with the other four having it a draw. No media member outright scored it for Yadong.<\/p>\n Stamann is now happy with the majority draw, however. In a Twitter rant posted after the fight, Stamann said that he wants the UFC to make things right because he thinks he got done dirty by the judges.<\/p>\n Here’s what Stamann tweeted<\/a>.<\/p>\n I took a dangerous fight against the best up and coming guy in the division, and clearly won. The judges did me wrong tonight and I want the @ufc<\/a> to make it right. I earned that money. @TeamIridiumISA<\/a> @IridiumSports<\/a> @seanshelby<\/a> @danawhite<\/a> @Mickmaynard2<\/a><\/p>\n — Cody Stamann (@CodyStamann) December 8, 2019<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n