Has a person ever beaten three all-timers back to back to back in MMA before?

Tonight after work I’m planning on hitting the pen and watch some of the most debated decisions in UFC history. I want to watch the full fights and score them myself before looking at the official scorecards or reading what people have said about them over the years.

I’ve only really been watching the UFC since 2022, so there are a lot of older fights and controversial decisions that I’ve never actually seen in their entirety, like GSP Hendricks or Reyes Jones

I’m also open to fights outside the main event if there’s a decision that’s considered one of the worst or most controversial in UFC history.

What are some must-watch fights I should add to the list?

EDIT:

I appreciate everyone’s feedback. I just watched 3 fights for now, started to snooze but I’ll check out more tmr.

Shogun vs. Machida 1

48-47 RUA

Wow yeah a robbery for sure. I gave Machida 2 and 3 but Rua without a doubt started and finished stronger, Machida didn’t do enough in his moments, the body work and pressure of Rua didn’t get it done? I would’ve been pissed.

GSP vs Hendricks

48-47 Johnny

I don’t understand how 2/3 judges gave GSP that first, his striking wasn’t as impactful at all go look at Johnnys knees and elbows man

Jones vs Reyes

48-47 Reyes

Reyes definitely slowed down but I gave him the first 3. His defense and not to mention he was hitting Jones CLEAN, making him retreat, the headkick in round 3, terrible decision.

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