After a 5 month layoff, the Armchair Judges are back, and this time we're looking at a classic that changed the perception of one of the most competitive divisions in the UFC.

Can the first UFC Bantamweight Champion return from a string of injuries that stripped him of his title, and defeat a new Champion who had stopped the dominant Renan Barao twice? And what will happen in a contest between two fighters known for their elusive footwork? And most importantly, did the judges get it right?

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The Armchair Judges are back to review and re-score the controversial UFC Welterweight championship bout between rising knockout artist Johny Hendricks and maybe the best fighter to ever step into the octagon, the legend Georges St-Pierre.

Join us as we break down the strategies, the sometimes questionable advice, some key moments in Norwegian black metal for some reason, and answer the most important question;

Did the judges get it right?

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The promotions for the fight compared it to the Rumble in the Jungle, but it was more of a Ruckus at the RSL.

This time the Armchair Judges are taking on one of the most controversial bouts in Australian boxing history, the second fight between Anthony "the man" Mundine and Danny "the green machine" Green. Eleven years after they first met, Danny Green looks for the storybook ending to his career, with a clear narrative that he is going there to knock Mundine out early. But can Mundine defy expectations and ruin the ending? And can a couple of guys in their forties deliver an entertaining bout?

Join us as we break down a fight that proved controversial from start to finish, and determine if the referee and the judges got it right.

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After a short layoff the Armchair Judges are back, and back with something different.

Today we review another fight in the classic Manny Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez series, this time breaking down and scoring the 4th bout up to the point of the stoppage.

In a series of controversial decisions, both fighters were out to end the debate with a knockout win, and delivered the most brutal fight of the series. But fittingly for the series, even a clean stoppage couldn't be left without some sort of controversy.

Join us as we score the bout to the point of the knockout, break down the tactics of each fighter, and respond to some of the claims of fans and media outlets alike.

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The Armchair Judges are back, and today we review the classic and controversial first fight between Joanna Jedjr... Jedjerc... Joanna and Claudia.

It was a bout that proved controversial and polarising, and that was before it even reached the scorecards. Two of the most promising strawweight prospects meet in a fight that will change the trajectory of both of their careers, and change the future of the entire division. Can Joanna do enough to overcome Claudia's relentless takedowns? Can Claudia survive the striking of former 5-time Muay Thai world champion Joanna?

And most importantly, did the judges get it right?

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"Surprise, surprise, the king is back"

But was he?

The Armchair Judges return to critique the second bout between two of the UFC's kings of controversy, when Conor McGregor avenged his shock second round defeat at the hands of Nate Diaz.

Both fighters predicted that they would dominate in a rematch that proved to have far reaching consequences for both fighters, both in MMA and beyond. But did the bout really indicate a greater potential for either fighter? Was it the classic fight that many of us remembered it to be?

And most importantly, did the official judges get it right?

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The Armchair Judges are back with a review of the fight that really started it all. Way back in April 2005 two warriors fought for a $100,000 UFC contract. The fight would prove to be the most action-packed that had been seen in the promotions history, catapulting MMA into the mainstream consciousness and turning the UFC into the dominant MMA promoter in the West.

Join Ben, Trev and Aidan to discuss how the fight changed the UFC and the Ultimate Fighter, whether it still holds up as an all-time great fight, and how much MMA has changed since its defining moment.

And most importantly, did the official judges get it right?

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Today the Armchair Judges set their sights on a classic bout which proved to have huge consequences for both of the fighters involved; this is the first meeting between the Magic Man Antonio Tarver, and pound-for-pound legend Roy Jones Jr.

With Jones returning from his Heavyweight title win he is carrying some incredible momentum, but will a difficult weight cut to return to Light Heavyweight derail his efforts against Tarver? Or can he hold on enough to earn the victory?

And most importantly, did the official judges get it right?

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