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UFN 98 - Ferguson vs RDA - Mexico City

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Just saw a video of Dos Anjos speaking, and he said some things that can be taken two ways.

First he said he during the training came for Eddie that there were just days he didn't want to go to the gym, that training camp was the shortest of his life and etc. He couldn't kick with his left leg in sparring still because he was still feeling pain from his injured ankle during the Conor training camp. He said he took 45 days off after the Eddie fight, no gym, no training, nothing. Just to get his head away from the game and etc.

It could be looked as a bad sign, as it sounds like his motivation is lacking or outside distractions have taken his focus away a little. Or it could be looked at like a fighter knowing he needs to take a break and recharge his battery mentality and physically and he will come back more focused.
 
Lamas looking really solid in that work out video, previous training clips showed him working on strength and conditioning more so and he showed some nice trips and sub attempts too. Olives clips were too short but he kept his hands up so similar defence to what he has used in the past.

Tricky event this weekend, high altitude so can't trust any one but reckon the overs and decisions will be coming. Like that Alvey and lamas r3 play too, hopefully we have a good event since next weekend is the big card where all the juice will be going !
 
Whoa Lamas dec is +750? They really think he TKO's Charlie ?

On it for 2u

Boom
Oliveira has only lost one fight by decision in his career. No question there is value in that line though.
 
Someone explain to me why anyone is betting Briones, for reasons other than elevation?

Got finished on TUF.
Had a miracle comeback vs Canetti

Compare that to Douglas Silva, who was competitive with Tukhugov (who is much bigger than him), and dominated Cody Gibson, who would be rightly favoured over Briones.
 
Someone explain to me why anyone is betting Briones, for reasons other than elevation?

Got finished on TUF.
Had a miracle comeback vs Canetti

Compare that to Douglas Silva, who was competitive with Tukhugov (who is much bigger than him), and dominated Cody Gibson, who would be rightly favoured over Briones.

silva fights so infrequently & dominated gibson? what fight did you watch? gibson arguably won that fight.

briones went 15 with garbrandt, that's resonating with a lot of people
 
silva fights so infrequently & dominated gibson? what fight did you watch? gibson arguably won that fight.

briones went 15 with garbrandt, that's resonating with a lot of people
Hmm... perhaps I am remembering Silva/Gibson wrong. I seem to remember Silva comfortably controlling most of the fight
 
Sparring with taller guys in the gym, working your way inside, I didn't take any time off between fight announcements

 
Hmm... perhaps I am remembering Silva/Gibson wrong. I seem to remember Silva comfortably controlling most of the fight

Cody Gibson vs. Douglas Silva de Andrade
Round 1
Andrade puts a few hard kicks on the inside of Gibson’s lead leg, then thuds an overhand right off his forearm. Gibson grabs for a takedown, gets spun around and leg-kicked again after just avoiding an uppercut. Gibson scores with a right hook, whiffs on a huge left-handed follow-up. The leg kicks keep coming from Andrade, and now “D’Silva” mixes in a hard right hand to the gut. Gibson swipes his man’s face with a sweeping left hook. Andrade is coming up short with his punches inside the final minute, and now he takes a big overhand right to the chin. The Brazilian tries for a takedown against the fence and gets turned around. The overhand right from Gibson has opened up a cut on the left eye of Andrade, who is leaking blood down his face as the round ends.
Sherdog Scores
Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Gibson
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Gibson
Jeff Sherwood scores the round 10-9 Gibson

Round 2
The cut beneath Andrade’s eye is reopened just seconds into the period, and Gibson chases after him with jabs and more overhand rights, trying to worsen the damage. Andrade still has plenty of power behind his punches, and Gibson runs straight into a right hand that lands on the temple. Gibson is dropped to his back, and Andrade tries to capitalize by pouncing and hunting for a choke. Gibson turns toward the fence, posts and stands up, where he cracks Andrade with a right hand that forces that Brazilian to back off midway through the round. Gibson keeps the shorter man out of range with jabs, while Andrade picks at him with leg kicks. With 90 seconds on the clock, Andrade zaps Gibson with a hard left hook. This time, Gibson stays upright and continues circling the outside, switching between stances. Gibson’s offense has dropped off, and it’s Andrade pushing the action late in the round.
Sherdog Scores
Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Andrade
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Andrade
Jeff Sherwood scores the round 10-9 Andrade

Round 3
Gibson presses forward to start the final round and gets countered by an Andrade left hand. “The Renegade” keeps coming at Andrade with jabs and now eats an uppercut. Andrade sprawls all over a shot from Gibson, who resets and tries a single-leg on the second effort. Gibson gets the takedown and a wild scramble ensues, and after twice exchanging positions, Andrade winds up on top. It doesn’t last long, and the bantamweights are back on their feet with 2:40 remaining in the final round. Gibson uses leg kicks to pick at Andrade, who looks to counter off his back foot with single punches. Andrade pushes back Gibson’s head with a straight right hand. The Brazilian is exhausted, stumbling backward around the cage on unsteady legs. Gibson keeps walking him down, lands a body kick and sticks his jab in Andrade’s face. Gibson scores the last good offense of the fight, catching an aggressive Andrade with a cracking left hook.
Sherdog Scores
Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Gibson (29-28 Gibson)
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Gibson (29-28 Gibson)
Jeff Sherwood scores the round 10-9 Andrade (29-28 Andrade)
The Result
Douglas Silva de Andrade def. Cody Gibson via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28) R3 5:00
Read more at http://www.sherdog.com/news/news/UF...-douglas-silva-de-andrade#uUvFEbjEqkXtoK1t.99
 
still doesn't change my opinion a whole lot. gibson's only other losses in the last 5 years are competitive decision with aljamain, and a fluke guillotine against gamburyan.
 
people backing andrade & magomedov.. i hope you're at least aware / weary of those layoffs
 
Is that normal on that facebook pre-weigh in stream for live commentary? Seems like insider gossip

Guy talking about fighters and how they have another scale behind this one so fighters coming in way early are having a hard time or gave up cutting weight, think he said olives does this. He just said olives
should make weight though and he always looks skinny, but he came in on tuesday (per normal) so not early to adjust for climate, he said most Brazilians tend to do this.

He gave his picks also

Ferguson
Frankie
loves max holloway


Main weigh in is still over 7 hours away
https://www.ufc.tv/video/ufc-mexico-city-2016-weigh-in
 
Olives straight to towel and up first....hits 155 pounds so 9 pounds over, think they are trying to contact lamas if he wishes to go ahead.

Sigh this is not looking good.....
 
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