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Carlos Condit earned a split decision victory over Jake Ellenberger on September 16, 2009, in a welterweight bout that went the full three rounds. Despite being outlanded in significant strikes 28-to-27 and controlling the cage for nearly seven minutes compared to Condit's under four, Ellenberger's aggression couldn't overcome the judges' scoring.
Condit landed 27 significant strikes at 38% accuracy while successfully executing one of two takedown attempts. Ellenberger's wrestling prowess was evident—he secured three of four takedown attempts at 75% efficiency and landed two knockdowns—but his 47% striking accuracy and submission attempts proved insufficient to sway the split decision.
The bout showcased a classic striker-versus-grappler dynamic, with Condit's precision countering Ellenberger's relentless pressure and wrestling. The narrow decision highlighted Condit's improving stock in the welterweight division despite the competitive nature of the contest.
