A split decision is a result in combat sports when the judges are divided in their scoring of the fight. Two of the judges may score the fight in favor of one fighter, while the third judge scores it for the other fighter. In this case, the fighter who receives the majority of the judges' votes wins the fight. A split decision indicates that the fight was close, with differing opinions on who performed better. It is often seen in competitive matches where both fighters display strong skills and put up a difficult fight against one another.

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