In addition to being one of the ugliest beatdowns in recent memory, Rick Glenn’s unanimous-decision win over Gavin Tucker at UFC 215 also made UFC history, albeit in a pretty weird way.

After battering an exhausted and bloodied Tucker in Rounds 2 and 3, Glenn won an obvious unanimous-decision victory in a fight that certainly should have been stopped well before it got to the judges. But once the scorecards were tallied up, they almost made you wonder if all the judges were watching the same fight.

Judge Sal D’Amato gave Glenn every round, including a 10-8 in the second and the rarely seen 10-7 in the third. Dave Hagen saw it similarly, but limited himself to a pair of 10-8 scores in the last two rounds.

The outlier was Sean Gerke, who was the only one to give Tucker the first round, and also the only one to score the dominant second frame for Glenn as a mere 10-9:

The result? According to MMADecisions.com, it was the first bout in UFC history to finish with a scorecard that included one 30-24 score and one score that didn’t even start with a 30.

It also went on and on to an almost nauseating degree, and somehow referee Kyle Cardinal – to say nothing of Tucker’s corner – didn’t see a reason to stop it. That fact let one of those parties in for some typically direct and plain-spoken criticism from UFC President Dana White (via Twitter):

Look at that poor kids face!!! The ref needs his ass whooped!!!! — Dana White (@danawhite) September 10, 2017

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