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In a unanimous result, - result is determined by judges not opinions of drunk fans. result wasnt controversial, it was unanimous. 

Davis defeated Machida via decision.[46][47] 13 of 13 ufc media outlets scored the bout in favor of Machida. - espn scored for davis. the shills listed are all ufc affiliates and have zero journalistic credentials or pretense of neutrality. 

Davis had takedowns near the end of rounds one and two, after neither fighter was able to mount any significant offense. Davis mounted significant offense, as it won him the fight. - self explanatory. davis won the fight from his offense, and in a sport, that is significant. 

ESPN scored for Davis. 

Many UFC shills with hall passes that could be taken away and votes on the ufc rankings, but zero in the way of journalistic credentials of any discernible pedigree in journalism scored the fight 30-27 in favor of Machida.[48] - self explanatory

UFC promoter, sport hater, and just bleed advocate, Dana White stated shortly after the fight that he had Machida winning all three rounds,[49] and later told Yahoo! Sports that ""Machida definitely won"" and ""MMA judging sucks"".[50] - dana is neither neutral, nor trustworthy, nor an authority on mma scoring. he went on to complain about the hendricks v gsp fight saying its about damage. its not about damage. therefore the man is a liar or an ass. he didnt make the unified rules, has a detailed history of sport hating and attacking judges at all opportunity. he has waged a campaign of journalist tampering and is known for hating elements of the sport, he supposedly champions. 

Fightmetric Analysis shows davis landed more strikes in round 1 2 and over all, and neutralized 80% of Davis' takedown attempts (something not scored in mma), with a significantly higher efficiency rating (and zero explanation of how this was arrived at) through all three rounds.[51] - facts. and the efficiency thing has zero credence, as the site linked has zero explanation attacked for how it arrived at its conclusion. click the explanation button and nothing comes up. 

ESPN released a similar analysis tracking each fighter's activity in each category, and reporting the 29-28 victory for davis."