Sam Stout vs Caros Fodor

UFC 157 Feb 23, 2013
Lightweight

Sam Stout

9-11-0
Winner
Decision - Split Round 3 · 5:00
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Fight Stats

Stout Fodor
Striking
0 KD 0
46/120 Sig. Str 47/92
38% Accuracy 51%
86/164 Total Str 80/127
Grappling
1/3 Takedowns 3/13
33% TD Acc 23%
0 Sub Att 0
0 Reversals 0
6:39 Ctrl Time 2:07
Sig. Strikes by Target
21 Head 24
20 Body 12
5 Leg 11
Sig. Strikes by Position
24 Distance 32
18 Clinch 15
4 Ground 0
Stout R1 Fodor
0 KD 0
15/31 Sig. Str 12/22
36/54 Total Str 30/40
1/1 Takedowns 1/3
3:29 Ctrl Time 0:28
Stout R2 Fodor
0 KD 0
19/58 Sig. Str 19/39
27/66 Total Str 25/46
0/1 Takedowns 1/3
1:30 Ctrl Time 0:16
Stout R3 Fodor
0 KD 0
12/31 Sig. Str 16/31
23/44 Total Str 25/41
0/1 Takedowns 1/7
1:40 Ctrl Time 1:23

Judges’ Scorecards

Decision - Split
Derek Cleary
Mike Beltran
Cecil Peoples
Total
28–29
29–28
29–28
For
Fodor
Stout
Stout

Sam Stout (left) Caros Fodor (right) Official judges’ totals · round-by-round cards not published for this fight

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Sam Stout Sam Stout 9-11-0 800 MMA.SOCIAL ELO Caros Fodor 0-1-0 966 MMA.SOCIAL ELO

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Sam Stout def. Caros Fodor by split decision after 3 rounds (judges 28-29, 29-28, 29-28), UFC 157: Rousey vs Carmouche - result card with significant strikes, takedowns and control time
Sam Stout def. Caros Fodor by split decision after 3 rounds (judges 28-29, 29-28, 29-28), UFC 157: Rousey vs Carmouche - result card with significant strikes, takedowns and control time
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Who won Sam Stout vs Caros Fodor?

Sam Stout won by split decision after 3 rounds at UFC 157: Rousey vs Carmouche on February 23, 2013.

How many rounds did Sam Stout vs Caros Fodor go?

It went 3 rounds, finishing at 5:00 of round 3.

What were the judges' scorecards for Sam Stout vs Caros Fodor?

It went to a split decision. The judges scored it: Derek Cleary 29–28 Fodor, Mike Beltran 29–28 Stout and Cecil Peoples 29–28 Stout.