Miller “disappointed” with UFC 111 win, wouldn’t have been shocked if Bocek given nod

While Saturday night’s UFC 111 event was marked by several one-sided
beatdowns on the evening’s main card, the pay-per-view broadcast opened
up with a razor-thin decision between Jim Miller (17-2 MMA, 6-1 UFC) and
Mark Bocek (8-3 MMA, 4-3 UFC).

And while Miller, a New Jersey native, ultimately earned the nod in
front of a friendly crowd, he was hardly joyous at the call.

In fact, Miller said at the evening’s post-event press conference that
he wouldn’t have been surprised if Bocek had been awarded the win.


While Saturday night’s UFC 111 event was marked by several one-sided
beatdowns on the evening’s main card, the pay-per-view broadcast opened
up with a razor-thin decision between Jim Miller (17-2 MMA, 6-1 UFC) and
Mark Bocek (8-3 MMA, 4-3 UFC).

And while Miller, a New Jersey native, ultimately earned the nod in
front of a friendly crowd, he was hardly joyous at the call.

In fact, Miller said at the evening’s post-event press conference that
he wouldn’t have been surprised if Bocek had been awarded the win.