What's the most dominant round by a fighter ever? ( No KO/ Subs )
I was just watching a video of Topuria progessively put on a beating on Emmet and saw the score cards for the fight were:
| Judge | R1 | R2 | R3 | R4 | R5 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eric Colón | 9-10 Emmett | 10-9 Topuria | 10-9 Topuria | 10-8 Topuria | 10-9 Topuria | 49-45 Topuria |
| Sal D’Amato | 10-9 Topuria | 10-9 Topuria | 10-9 Topuria | 10-8 Topuria | 10-9 Topuria | 50-44 Topuria |
| Chris Lee | 10-9 Topuria | 10-9 Topuria | 10-8 Topuria | 10-7 Topuria | 10-9 Topuria | 50-42 Topuria |
Emmet is a beast, don't get me wrong, but Topuria outclassed him beyond convincingly with 10-7 R4 being the most crushing round, it got me wondering what was the most imbalanced round where a fighter completely dominated the opponent on the score cards without taking them out?
I did some searching and found Steven Nguyen vs. Mohammad Yahya, Round 1, Nguyen dropped Yahya 5 times in the round which is kinda crazy in the UFC, but this was only scored 10-8 I believe, with the following stats:
| Stat | Steven Nguyen | Mohammad Yahya |
|---|---|---|
| Knockdowns | 5 | 0 |
| Significant strikes | 59 of 112 | 33 of 86 |
| Sig. strike accuracy | 52% | 38% |
| Head sig. strikes | 47 of 98 | 22 of 69 |
| Body sig. strikes | 2 of 2 | 9 of 13 |
| Leg sig. strikes | 10 of 12 | 2 of 4 |
I guess, my question is, was there ever a 10-5 round or, visually, a round where 1 fighter absolutely crushed the other technically? I am open to seeing grappling domination as well.