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wrennepal53 · 2 years

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UFC 267 picks, predictions: most effective bets for Blachowicz-Teixeira, Yan-Sandhagen

Petr Yan stands out as the UFC bantamweight champion nowadays if he had saved his composure and not blasted a downed Aljamain Sterling with a vicious knee to the top. Yan was up on the scorecards towards Sterling and obviously on his method to keeping his title when he apparently lost his composure and hit Sterling with an unlawful shot that wound up getting him disqualified. Sterling grew to become the champion, however nonetheless isn’t in shape adequate to fight, so Yan and Cory Sandhagen will meet for the intervening time title on Saturday within the co-leading adventure of UFC 267 at Etihad enviornment on fight Island in Abu Dhabi. Yan is a -225 favourite at BetMGM over Sandhagen in what may still be a wild dazzling battle. Sandhagen is +185. here's one other of the UFC fights that may go either manner. Sandhagen was a late alternative for Sterling, who wasn’t in a position to train on the degree he needs to be in a position to compete. So the bout might be for the intervening time belt, with the winner to face Sterling for the unified championship. Sandhagen’s size and kicks are going to be a controversy for Yan, as is Sandhagen’s capability to adapt and modify. Few are pretty much as good below power as Sandhagen at making adjustments. Petr Yan and Cory Sandhagen will fight for the UFC period in-between bantamweight title on Saturday in Abu Dhabi. (pictures by way of Getty pictures) Yan likely has the enhanced pure boxing and may should get inner so he can work whereas keeping off being on the end of Sandhagen’s kicks. here is a toss-up combat, and continually, that could lead me to the underdog. most of the early action has been on Sandhagen and the road has come down. I’d think dangerous no longer having to lay more than 2-1 on Yan, however I believe he’s a special talent and will find a method to win. The present number is probably as excessive as I’d be willing to go on Yan. If it gets to -250, I’d either pass the battle or play Sandhagen. Blachowicz-Teixeira select generally adventure, it’s an identical condition between a pair of rejuvenated veterans. Champion Jan Blachowicz is virtually a 3-1 favorite, coming in at -280 at BetMGM within the second protection of his mild heavyweight title. Glover Teixeira is at +230. Story continues They’re similar opponents in that they’re knowledgeable each on their toes and on the ground, and they’ve had late resurgences. (R-L) Glover Teixeira congratulates Jan Blachowicz of Poland after his UFC light heavyweight championship fight against Israel Adesanya all through UFC 259 at Apex on March 6, 2021, in Las Vegas. (image by means of Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC) Teixeira has won five in a row because shedding a choice to Corey Anderson in 2018. He’s been notably astounding the final two instances out, stopping the at all times-difficult Anthony Smith and submitting Thiago Santos. Blachowicz won the vacant title against Dominick Reyes and then opened some eyes through defeating middleweight champion Israel Adesanya in his first protection. i will be able to take the plus cash right here and go along with Teixeira at +230. BetMGM’s prop bets aren’t listed yet, but i like this fight to head the distance, so that’s some thing to agree with when those numbers come out. best wager for UFC 267 My play of the night is on Khamzat Chimaev, who returns for the primary time seeing that Sept. 19, 2020, when he takes on Li Jingliang. Chimaev had issues with COVID-19, however the UFC become at ease matching him with Leon Edwards, and there have been many americans interior the enterprise who believed that Chimaev would defeat Edwards. Chimaev is a bloated -525 favourite, whereas Jingliang is +395 at BetMGM. i'll put two instruments on Chimaev at that number. i'll additionally put a chance on him to win by way of conclude when these numbers come out. 먹튀검증

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“Gotta kick this shit off with chaos and controversy” The UFC’s debut on ESPN preview

Joey

January 16th, 2019

Well folks! Welcome to the ESPN Era! Where to start where to start here. Let's begin with what feels like two repetitive themes of 2018 already poking its thicc ass into 2019. 1) The UFC overbooked a bunch of cards in an attempt to have big PPVs and in the process deprived themselves of potential main event fights. That, in turn, leads to the UFC scrambling to figure things out and try to put together a show with a limited hand and fighters who just don't seem to be in a rush to take any fights. This in turn lead to moving a PPV headliner to ESPN+ to make everybody happy which I guess leads to our that other deal aka 2) SUPERFIGHTS! This is a "superfight" in title alone, pitting a 0 defenses Henry Cejudo vs a 1 title defense in a rematch TJ Dillashaw. Cejudo really doesn't have anything better to do but Dillashaw does and instead he's here in a super fight. It IS a fantastic fight on its own but the additional drama of the flyweight division's fate resting in the balance gives me some heartburn. The rest of the card is very peculiar; some damn good action fights, some names we know of trying to resurrect their career, some intriguing prospects and Greg Hardy. There is a little bit of everything even if some of that something is unpleasant. Welcome to 2019! Things are unpleasant!

Fights: 13

Debuts: Greg Hardy, Alonzo Menifield, Vinicious Moreira, Ariane Lipski. Mauro Batista, Kyle Stewart

Fight Changes/Injury Cancellations: 6 (Thomas Almeida OUT, John Lineker IN vs Cory Sandhagen/ John Lineker OUT, Mauro Batista IN vs Cory Sandhagen/Ion Cutelaba OUT, Karl Roberson IN vs Glover Teixeira/Joe Benavidez vs Deveison Figueredo scrapped/ Randy Brown OUT, Dwight Grant IN vs Chance Recountre/Dwight Grant OUT, Kyle Stewart IN vs Chance Recountre)

Headliners (fighters who have either main evented or co-main evented shows in the UFC): 9 (Glover Teixeira, TJ Dillashaw, Heney Cejudo, Joe Benavidez, Yancy Medeiros, Paige Van Zant, Donald Cerrone, Joanna Calderwood, Dennis Bermudez)

Fighters On Losing Streaks in the UFC: 2 (Dennis Bermudez, Paige Van Zant)

Fighters On Winning Streaks in the UFC: 7 (TJ Dillashaw, Henry Cejudo, Gregor Gillespie, Dustin Ortiz, Alexander Hernandez, Belal Muhammad, Geoff Neal)

Main Card Record Since Jan 1st 2017 (in the UFC): 20-9

Henry Cejudo- 3-0 TJ Dillashaw- 2-0 Greg Hardy- 0-0 Allan Crowder- 0-1 Yancy Medeiros- 2-1 Gregor Gillespie- 4-0 Joe Benavidez- 1-1 Dustin Ortiz- 3-1 Paige Van Zant- 0-1 Rachael Ostovich- 1-1 Glover Teixeira- 2-2 Karl Roberson- 2-1

2019's Records We Keepin Track Of:

Debuting Fighters: Greg Hardy, Alonzo Menifield, Vinicious Moreira, Ariane Lipski. Mario Bautista, Kyle Stewart

Short Notice Fighters: Maurio Bautista, Kyle Stewart

Second Fight: Allen Crowder, Chance Rencountre, Te Edwards

Cage Corrosion (Fighters who have not fought within a year of the date of the fight): Allen Crowder, Paige Van Zant

Undefeated Fighters: Greg Hardy, Gregor Gillespie, Mario Bautista

Fighters with at least four fights in the UFC with 0 wins over competition still in the organization:

Weight Class Jumpers (Fighters competing outside of the weight class of their last fight even if they're returning BACK to their "normal weight class"): TJ Dillashaw, Karl Roberson, Yancy Medeiros, Donald Cerrone, Dennis Bermudez

Twelve Precarious Ponderings

1- How confident are we that this is the final flyweight title fight of all time?

2- Let's say this is the final flyweight fight of all time. What's the legacy of the division? How will you remember flyweight?

3- It's totally unfortunate to put it in this light but the biggest problem I have with this fight is that its offspring will further hold up 135 lbs, a division bursting at the seams with new intriguing fights for Dillashaw. If Henry Cejudo wins then you're going to get a rematch at 135 lbs between Cejudo and Dillashaw. If Dillashaw wins then he's probably going to start chirping about fighting Max Holloway or someone at 145 lbs. In the interim, guys like Jimmie Rivera, Aljo Sterling, the Moraes/Assuncao winner and Pedro Munhoz are just kind of chillin knowing that the concept of a title shot in the future is flimsy and almost a joke. Welcome to the Superfight Error I guess.

4- Alexander Hernandez's UFC debut couldn't of gone better. He went in there on short notice and mowed through a very solid proven 155er in Beneil Dariush. His second fight wasn't quite the roaring follow up as Hernandez struggled with the size of Olivier Aubin-Mercier and perhaps even dealt with the pressures of being on a Fox main card. His third fight is the ESPN debut show against a superstar 155 lber that normally rockets you up in the rankings and put you right in title contention. No pressure dude.

5- Is it fair to say that PVZ and Joanne Calderwood are basically competing against one another for a title fight? Would imagine the winner, if impressive, trumps Jessica Eye off of 3 decision wins. Unless we're gonna get Eye vs PVZ.

6- We often times take pitchforks to 205 lbs but Alonzo Menifield and Vinicius Morreira are intriguing enough 205 lb talents to get kind of excited about that fight and I think Karl Roberson won't be too out of his depth at 205 lbs either.

7- Let's stick with Roberson vs Teixeira for a quick second and debate this fight as a whole. Glover Teix's slow decline due to age and his all around fighting style seemed to really have hit the skids over the past few years. Post Rumble, Glover has seemed particularly broken even in his wins. He looked spooked on the feet vs Jared Cannonier but relied on his wrestling, got smoked vs Gus, struggled with Cirkunov before "the big guy who gets taken down first loses" rule kicked in and then against Corey Anderson, his total lack of movement and athleticism was exposed really badly en route to getting mugged for fifteen minutes. His rebound fight to this (after an injury ruined a September booking) is a super athletic MW coming up on short notice who represents the biggest weaknesses Glover has. You'd assume this is going to be a blowout BUT Glover can absolutely still wrestle with people dumb enough to let him impose his grappling game. Karl Roberson is super raw and allowed Cezar Mutante (a similar minded stiff grappler) to take him down, casually maneuver through his guard and eventually submit him. If Roberson has improved his grappling a smidge, he should win this. If he hasn't (and that fight was in May so it's not like he's had years to work on his ground game) then Glover should absolutely be the favorite here.

8- Welcome back to 155 lbs, Dennis Bermudez. I know your run at 145 lbs sort of fell out of favor recently so this could be a nice change of pace for him. Your first opponent is an ultra talented prospect coming off a loss in his debut who will probably be a weight class bigger than you come fight night. Best of luck, dude.

9- Is Gregor Gillespie the best blandest potential top fighter on the come up?

10- So on 99% of these cards, it won't matter what fight 2-12 is because they'll all be on the same network but I object to there being *counts* 10 fights better than Geoff Neal vs Belal Muhammad. Even if we acknowledge Belal has a bland no frills fighting style, h's still capable of putting on some solid performances within those blegh fights. Geoff Neal is a really impressive DWTCS guy who is 2-0 in the UFC, both finishes and both of the impressive variety. Muhammad tends to struggle against guys who he can't keep on the defensive for long and Neal's offensive output and freakish power sort of masks his deficiencies overall as a fighter. This is a good match up and worth tuning in early on ESPN+ to check out.

11- Briefly dipping back to the Joanne/PVZ conversation for a minute; is 125 lbs doomed to be known as the division where fighters who couldn't "make it" in their own division found a safe haven to beat up on other similarly skilled runner ups?

12- How many Chance Recountre jokes do I gotta make to get kicked off the DojoTalkPodcast?

#MMA #UFC #Brooklyn #TJ #Cejudo #Alexander Hernandez #PVZ #Ostovich #Greg Hardy #Cerrone

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The forecast for fight Raphael assunção - UFC Cory Sandhagen 241 18/08/19

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The forecast for fight Raphael assunção - UFC Cory Sandhagen 241 18/08/19

Raphael assunção vs Corey Sandhagen on the UFC 241. The fight will take place on August 18 and it will be held in Anaheim. Who looks better from the current contenders? Let us examine in detail both fighters, their skills and physical parameters. The fight will be at Bantamweight.

The forecast for fight Raphael assunção — Cory Sandhagen, about fighters

Raphael assunção fighter from Brazil, he’s 37 years old. Stands in the UFC since 2011, has held the current League 14 fights. Had 11 wins and suffered 3 defeats. Just has been held for 33 fights, a record of 27-6-0. In an extreme duel submicron lost to Marlon Moraes.

Cory Sandhagen fighter from the US, he’s 27 years old. Debuted in the UFC in January of 2018, held at the current League 4 fights. While that is with the maximum result, that is, all completed matches won. Only track record has 12 fights, a record of 11-1-0. Now is on winning streak of 6 fights, overpowered in the extreme bout a split decision to John Lineker.

The forecast for fight Raphael assunção vs Corey Sandhagen, the analytical part

In the span of the arms and legs a tangible advantage to have Measles. Rafael is strong in wrestling, he has a black belt in BJJ. The rack also feels good, especially reliable valid defense. Wins most often solutions and samisami and loses them too.

Cory’s skill in wrestling is impressive, he has a brown belt in BJJ. Carries a good takedown on average 1.64 per battle with a success rate of 66%. The most strong side is front. Acts as a rule, very active causing a minute 8.89 bumps with an accuracy of 51%. This all works well in defense, reflects numerous attacks.

Perhaps the key point here is the age, an American 10 years younger. Rafael is an experienced fighter and a big name, but still the best years far behind. Soon may occur the expected recession, like many other legendary fighters. It is obvious that Cory is superior assunção in the seems. The fight with Lineker it was difficult but in the end he still came out the winner. We believe that the defeat of the veteran assunção will definitely be a force. This should have the Cory superiority in technique and speed. And if you consider the fight in General terms, Sandhagen can battle in all things, because he is versatile.

The odds on the fight Raphael assunção vs Corey Sandhagen from Bq Pari-Match

Victory Assunção – 2.55

The Victory Of Sandhagen – 1.58

Best bet is to fight assunção VS Sandhagen: victory of Sandhagen

Read also the prediction for the fight: Smith – Collard.

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