Name One Fight That You Should Have Bet On Because It Was Clear To You That The Underdog Would Win

[Leonard Haid]

I know that hindsight is 20/20, but I had a strong feeling that Topuria - a slight underdog - was going to win decisively.

 

[SuperNerd]

Based on payout, Holm vs R3 should have made a lot of Sherdoggers rich.

Holm was nearly +900 at one point.

 

[WoozyFailGuy]

Terrance McKinney vs Matt Frevola.
I don't know how I knew it, but I knew Terrance was going to spark Matt in under 30 seconds. Change of opponent super late to a totally different style, going from a slow starting grappler in Camacho to a run out the gate power striker like Terrance.
Huge underdog win where I could have made a few grand at least, but I didn't have the stones to listen to my gut because terrance was still an enormous question mark and could have just as easily gassed and got ground down to powder.

 

[GreenGorilla]

Tybura vs Hardy

I swear my main betting site is so lucky they forbid off MMA/combat sport bets in Germany I would be cleaning house so often on these clueless b(r)ookies

 

[rear naked ankle pick]

I know that hindsight is 20/20, but I had a strong feeling that Topuria - a slight underdog - was going to win decisively.

Well how that worked out for you? He didnt win

 

[WoozyFailGuy]

Based on payout, Holm vs R3 should have made a lot of Sherdoggers rich.

Holm was nearly +900 at one point.

I haven't bet on Holms since the GDR fight. I will never again bet on a fight where I know Todd Anderson is officiating.

 

[Corrado Soprano]

Diaz-McGregor 1
Volk vs Topuria

 

[UFCFantasyMVP]

I was just tellin dad... I mean my daddy how I knew Kamaru was gonna take the belt from Tyron because in the press conference, Tyron was tootin his own horn and Kamaru responded with, "you were a good champion." The truth is, even if you don't like people like Sean O'Malley or Conor, they have given back a lot. Most true champions act like champions. And I knew that was how a future champion would reply to Woodley.

 

[Kowboy On Sherdog]

Serra over GSP ... even made a thread on it ( deleted for trolling )

 

[Liverkick-king56]

Strickland vs Izzy.

I was on a war rampage explaining why Strickland was a live dog and legit threat... maybe not confident enough to bet but still.

 

[tritestill]

Shane Carwin vs Gabriel Gonzaga

 

[Morning Star]

Tamdan "The Barn Cat" McCrory opened as a -245 against Nate Marquardt. Had zero idea why a twiggy Jujitsu guy with no striking would be favored over Nate, regardless of how old he was. Started a thread on it here.

Also Nick Diaz vs Frank Shamrock. Frank was not only past his prime but much smaller than Diaz. Yet was a 2-1 favorite based on name value.

Same reason I didn't bet on either. Living in SoCal there was no way to place a bet back then and I didn't have a bookie. Hell even now they still don't have gambling apps.

 

[SkinnyClaw]

I remember just having this feeling that Woodley was going to destroy Till and submit him, and did actually bet, but only £5, and ended up winning £75 I think. For some reason I was just certain it would happen, which was weird, because I've never seen Woodley submit anyone. I don't know if I'm remembering wrong now, but I feel like I even called it being the D'Arce. Got a bit cocky after that thinking I was going to start winning big lol

 

[Uncommon Valor]

RDA vs Pettis.

 

[Shaolin Alan]

I bet 100$ on Nunes over Cyborg (by KO) 10 to 1.
It was against my youngest brother in-law, so I told him to forget about it

 

[sdpdude9]

Bisping vs. Rockhold 2. For some reason just had a strong gut feeling about that one. Happened to be in Vegas that weekend and was strongly thinking of betting on it. Finally decided to pull the trigger but the group I was with was doing other things. So I ended up just a little too late to place the bet. Still kick myself over that one.

Most recently, Topuria over Volk. I knew Volk was in big trouble. All the circumstances looked bad for him.

 

[JustforBROCK]

Holm. I don't bet real money on sports but I did take some accounts on sherdog when she floored fraunda rousey

 

[Dana's Moonface]

Nate v conor
Though it was short notice I fancied him for the win

He has stamina, size/leverage and a solid ground game

I was kind of a conor fan back then and I liked nates chances

 

[r-harper-1]

Tito Ortiz vs Ryan Bader

 

[Leonard Haid]

I remember just having this feeling that Woodley was going to destroy Till and submit him, and did actually bet, but only £5, and ended up winning £75 I think. For some reason I was just certain it would happen, which was weird, because I've never seen Woodley submit anyone. I don't know if I'm remembering wrong now, but I feel like I even called it being the D'Arce. Got a bit cocky after that thinking I was going to start winning big lol

Woodley was a minus 160 favorite. Read my question again.