Dominick Cruz looks to become UFC bantamweight champ for the third time at UFC 249 on Saturday, so we went back to his the last time he regained the crown, against T.J. Dillashaw in 2016, for Past Judgment.

The final fight of Demetrious Johnson’s long UFC flyweight reign, when Henry Cejudo edged a split decision, reveals flaws in the current MMA judging criteria. Scott and Dan take it through the CSJ system to offer a better way.

Nick Diaz was...displeased with the judges’ call in his 2012 loss to Carlos Condit. Was it the right decision? And can the Couchside Judges’ system better decide the winner? Let’s see.

Benson Henderson welcomed Gilbert Melendez to the octagon in 2013, pitting the UFC lightweight champ against Strikeforce’s 155-pound king. Scott and Dan rescore that fight using CSJ criteria.

Benson Henderson and Frankie Edgar twice waged cage war in 2012 with UFC lightweight gold on the line. Bendo won both … or did he? The Couchside Judges revisit and rescore the fights.

Back in 2011, The Answer and The Bully fought to a draw in one the greatest fights in MMA history. Will Scott & Dan crown a winner using their trademark judging format?

Live fights are on indefinite hiatus, so CSJ triples down on Past Judgment featuring Penn vs. Pulver I, Penn vs. Uno II, and Penn vs. St. Pierre I. Plus, Dan breaks down his COVID-19 battle.

Somehow, the UFC staged a show in an empty arena in Brasilia during a global pandemic, headlined by Kevin Lee and Charles Oliveira, so CSJ has reactions to the judging and the outbreak’s effect on the fight game.

Two title fights — one amazing fight between Zhang Weili and Joanna Jedrzejczyk, the other one disappointing between Israel Adesanya and Yoel Romero — needed the judges' input. CSJ breaks down both and weighs in on the debut of open scoring at an Invicta FC event.

Virginia officials draw the ire of Scott & Dan at an event marred by weight misses and an egregious early stoppage, but also featuring some fun finishes.