Light Heavyweights

Phil Davis – History 2011-03-26 79 83↑4 Won (Unan.) 79 Antonio Nogueira 2012-01-28 85 83↓3 Lost (Unan.) 90 Rashad Evans 2012-08-04 82 82 No Contest 53 Wagner Prado 2012-10-13 82 81↓1 Won (Sub.) 55 Wagner Prado 2013-04-27 81 83↑2 Won (Unan.) 69 Vinny Magalhaes 2013-08-03 83 88↑5 Won (Unan.) 89 Lyoto Machida 2014-04-26 89 84↓5 Lost (Unan.) 82 Anthony Johnson 2014-10-25 84 88↑4 Won (Unan.) 86 Glover Teixeira 2015-01-24 88 NR Versus 83 Ryan Bader Anthony Johnson – History 2011-03-26 70 74↑4 Won (Unan.) 73 Dan Hardy 2011-10-01 73 77↑3 Won (KO) 73 Charlie Brenneman 2012-01-14 77 74↓2 Lost (Sub.) 82 Vitor Belfort 2012-05-25 74 76↑3 Won (Unan.) 69 David Branch 2012-08-24 76 76 Won (TKO) 54 Esteves Jones 2012-09-21 76 76↓1 Won (TKO) 58 Jake Rosholt 2012-11-03 76 78↑2 Won (KO) 70 D.J. Linderman 2013-03-23 78 81↑2 Won (Unan.) 73 Andrei Arlovski 2014-01-18 81 82↑1 Won (KO) 66 Mike Kyle 2014-04-26 82 86↑5 Won (Unan.) 89 Phil Davis 2014-07-26 86 89↑3 Won (KO) 85 Antonio Nogueira 2015-01-24 89 NR Versus 86 Alexander Gustafsson

Davis has probably had the weirdest history here. He beat Wagner Prado but it was such a mismatch that he lost a point. Then he won a ridiculous unanimous decision over Machida, before being brought back to reality by Rumble (although that was a bit of a surprise at the time). If we gave Machida the unanimous decision, then Davis would be tied with Bader at 83 points right now. (Machida would be #8 P4P with 93 points and Weidman would only be a point behind Jones.)