A combination of sharp judges and early finishes aplenty at the Apex meant Scott and Dan have a light load of Contested Rounds to break down. But there's still plenty to talk about — as usual — including a little judging theory on a round all three judges saw the same way. 

Scott and Dan weathered a weekend of unfortunate events to bring you a delayed edition of CSJ. After some thoughts on MMA vs. boxing judging, the guys dive in on eight Contested Rounds from UFC Apex, including a pair from the rare case of an Alternative Decision that had social media burning up Saturday night.

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With two title fights ending in the second round, neither of the biggest fights from UFC 280 required Scott and Dan to weigh in on any Contested Rounds. But that high-profile bantamweight clash between Petr Yan and Sean O'Malley? That's another matter. The CSJ examine the pivotal first round to see if all the furor of over the split decision was warranted.

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Back at the Apex after a week without major MMA, Scott and Dan return to the typical CSJ format focused on Contested Rounds, like the unexpected pair in a unanimous 29-28 and a split decision between bantamweights.

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Scott and Dan bring you all a little bit of everything after a week with no major MMA events. We've got some interesting data on the frequency of 10-8 rounds, a Contested Round from an event last month in Europe that's pretty damn fascinating, some Past Judgment with an old Brock Lesnar fight, and a lookahead to the upcoming UFC Fight Night. Enjoy!

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Dan and Scott carried a heavy load this week, going over (almost) every Contested Round from both UFC and Bellator on Saturday. Settle in, sign out of your Facebook and check out a stuffed edition of CSJ.

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Against all odds, Dan suggests CSJ puts its full focus on Bellator 285 during a rare non-UFC weekend. Scott happily obliges ... and then Bellator offers precious little in the way of Contested Rounds — four overall. The hosts tackle them dutifully before mixing in a rare treat: an edition of Past Judgment, looking back at one of the weirder fights from the first 100 numbered events, Nate Quarry vs. Kalib Starnes.

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Plenty of blood and cuts at the latest UFC Apex event. Scott and Dan discuss the grotesque gushers before shifting to more typical conversation about Contested Rounds, including a pair that the CSJ didn't think were the best of scores. Plus, have the hosts finally found a round that brings them to blows? Gotta listen to find out.

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Dan bids Nate Diaz adieu — for now — as he exits the UFC on a win, one in which two rounds were split. Scott and Dan dive into those, the whole damn Daniel Rodriguez vs. Li Jingliang fight, and a handful more from UFC 279 in our day-delayed edition.

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Holy 10-10 round, Batman! One of MMA scoring's white whales was sighted in the City of Lights over the weekend, and Scott and Dan have no choice but to explain why it should never have reared its head in what was otherwise a pretty solidly judged UFC debut in France.

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