UFC Flyweight Champion Deiveson Figueiredo defended his title with a majority draw decision at UFC 256 against Brandon Moreno.This was Figueiredo's second title defense after he picked the belt up in a submission win over Joseph Benavidez earlier this year.46-4747-4747-47With the fight declared a majority draw Deiveson Figueiredo retains the UFC flyweight championship at #UFC256 🏆 pic.twitter.com/NQIlZJhaQJ— UFC on BT Sport (@btsportufc) December 13, 2020Let's take a look at the nature of Deiveson Figueiredo's win at UFC 256.What does Majority Draw in UFC mean?Most decisions in MMA are either unanimous or split decision. A majority draw is among the rarest of judges' call in combat sports.A majority draw decision means that two of the three judges believe that neither fighter has won or lost and give a tied scorecard, while the third judge scores in clear favor of one of the fighters.Therefore, the 'majority' of the judges see the bout to be a 'draw', resulting in a 'majority draw' result.In recent times, one of the biggest examples of majority draw was at UFC 205, where the Tyron Woodley vs. Stephen Thompson fight ended in a majority draw. Two judges scored the fight as a draw, while the third gave the bout to Tyron Woodley in a 48-47 score.#UFC209 Official Scorecard: Tyron Woodley def. Stephen Thompson via Majority Decision (48-47, 48-47, 47-47) R5, 5:00 pic.twitter.com/G7OiLjH05E— Mike Fridley (@mikefridley) March 5, 2017Bellator also saw a similar majority draw result last year. In April, 2019, Rory McDonald vs. Jon Fitch at Bellator 220 ended in the same result with two judges scoring 47-47 and one of them scoring 48-46 in favor of Jon Fitch. McDonald retained his title in that fight, just like FigueiredoThe amateur boxing match between Logan Paul and KSI also ended in a majority draw, with one of the judges giving it as a win for KSI.