On December 4, former featherweight king Jose Aldo once again put his greatness on display as he cruised to a comfortable decision victory over Rob Font in the main event of UFC Vegas 44.'Junior' looked in control for the majority of the fight and even won all five rounds on two of the judges' scorecards. The three judges scored the contest 50-45, 50-45 and 49-46 in favor of the Brazilian. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostOne interesting thing to note about the five-round main event was that despite winning on judges scorecards, the number of significant strikes landed by Jose Aldo in comparison to Rob Font was pretty low.Font landed a total of 149 significant blows on the former UFC champion, whereas the Brazilian only managed to land 86 significant shots. However, Aldo also scored two knockdowns during the fight that helped him secure a unanimous decision win.Erik Magraken@erikmagrakenLook at those stats. Despite volume a comfortable 50-45 result. The fight could be used to teach folks some valuable lessons about MMA judging.11:51 AM · Dec 5, 2021527Look at those stats. Despite volume a comfortable 50-45 result. The fight could be used to teach folks some valuable lessons about MMA judging. https://t.co/DTh59OHHNoAldo's 63 significant strike deficit was the second most for a fighter who went on to win the contest by decision. Michael Carroll@MJCflipdascriptJose Aldo's -63 significant strike deficit (86 vs. 149) is the 2nd largest ever for a fighter who won by decision. The record of -84 still belongs to Robbie Lawler for his decision victory over Carlos Condit (92 vs. 176). #UFCVegas4412:14 PM · Dec 5, 2021506Jose Aldo's -63 significant strike deficit (86 vs. 149) is the 2nd largest ever for a fighter who won by decision. The record of -84 still belongs to Robbie Lawler for his decision victory over Carlos Condit (92 vs. 176). #UFCVegas44Jose Aldo is now on a three-fight winning streak View this post on Instagram Instagram PostJose Aldo started his bantamweight career in the UFC on a troublesome note as he lost his first two fights as a 135-pounder against Marlon Moraes and Petr Yan.The Brazilian bounced back with impressive victories against Marlon Vera and Pedro Munhoz. Now, with a win over Rob Font, Aldo has extended his winning streak to three and is very close to another shot at UFC gold.In his post-fight interview, Jose Aldo also called out TJ Dillashaw for a scrap."First we wanna fight for the title. But we don't know what's gonna happen with that so a [T.J.] Dillashaw is right there. Just said it, so I wanna fight Dillashaw. That might be my best opponent next," said Jose Aldo.UFC on BT Sport@btsportufc"Of course we want to fight for the title but Dillashaw is right there!" - @josealdojunior 🇧🇷#UFCVegas4411:35 AM · Dec 5, 202113116"Of course we want to fight for the title but Dillashaw is right there!" - @josealdojunior 🇧🇷#UFCVegas44 https://t.co/fPyc8xdC2z