The episode you've all been waiting for is here! Or, at least, the episode we told you would be a little delayed. With Dan back from Las Vegas, he and Scott can finally break down the four Contested Rounds from Saturday's fight card from, including the blood-spilling third round between Damon Jackson and Charles Rosa.

Judging talk takes a back seat to discussion surrounding the use of replay at the UFC Apex to rule Kyle Daukaus vs. Kevin Holland a no contest. Scott and Dan discuss the events that led up to the decision after a clash of heads changed the direction of the fight. The CSJ also take the time to break down since takeaways from last week's CSAC officials training. And, of course, the guys weigh in on the split rounds. Can't skip that!

What a beautiful collection of violence us fight fans were treated to on Saturday, with no higher spot than Round 3 of the main event between featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski vs. Brian Ortega. Scott and Dan welcome Ryan Frederick of Wrestling Observer and Fight Game Media to break down the six rounds in which the judges' disagreed in what was overall a strong night from the officials, who were faced with some high-difficulty rounds to assess.

With Dan being such a Nick Diaz fan, the CSJ just had to put a pair of his fights through the Past Judgment treatment ahead of his long-awaited return to the octagon on Saturday for UFC 266. That includes his first fight with Robbie Lawler, as the two will square off in a rematch 17 years in the making. Plus, Scott and Dan look ahead to that fight and the two championship bouts.

Scott and Dan lead with Bellator in this one, as they had the more high-profile matchup off the weekend compared to UFC. More importantly for this show, Davis-Romero featured one of the most contested scorecards. The CSJ break down why this judge who assessed the score almost surely will want that one back. Plus, the boys break down a few UFC rounds in an overall strong night for the Las Vegas crew.

Past Judgment has returned! And the CSJ are going with an unorthodox pick this time by reviewing Silva-Sonnen I, which did not go the distance but saw The Spider pull off a wild fifth-round finish in a fight he clearly was losing. But how far behind would Silva been if the bout had been scored using Scott and Dan's more liberal use of 10-8s and 10-7s? Listen and hear for yourself.

The judges at the Apex were almost fully in sync — outside of a pair of rounds in the curtain jerker. Scott and Dan brown those down, and CSJ had plenty of time to debate oblique kicks, championship contention and a pair of English prospects who shined in Las Vegas on Saturday.

Three split decisions from UFC Apex are the stuff those CSJ gents are all about. Scott and Dan examine all three, including one that featured two point deductions. Judge Adalaide Byrd was involved in two of the three, with one round drawing a sharp critique — although one of the hosts backed her in a separate Contested Round. Tune in to see what and why.

After a week off from UFC action, the fights were back at the Apex with some on-point judging. But, as always, Scott and Dan had a few rounds — including two from a split decision in the co-main event — to break down as Contested Rounds returns.

Tony Cummings, of the most forward-thinking regulators in combat sports, drops by to chat with Scott and Dan about its recently-approved ONE Championship rule set, the possibility of open scoring coming to his state, and how he would like to see MMA grow during his time with the Colorado commission.