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Billy/Jin-OV 2.5 for 25-145
Kanda/Jubillee-OV 2.5-185 for 25
Kumar+250 for 25
Kanda/Jubillee-OV 2.5-185 for 25
Kumar+250 for 25
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I have Lee KO/TKO as well.
He defends TDs correctly and has.a quick sprawl.
Climaco is a smothering positional grappler but if the fight stays on the feet Climaco is probably getting put out.
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Topnoi doing better in the grappling exchange. experience matters here
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Topnoi down 2 after those strking exchanges.
tho landed less in that 2nd.
edit: could go either way, 2nd rnd was close.
tho landed less in that 2nd.
edit: could go either way, 2nd rnd was close.
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Took Sumit Kumar for 0.5u, like the finishing ability and training at TAM, plus I feel like India is due for someone like him making their mark in the UFC
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Lee dec was 900+
close fight
30-27 um ok?
close fight
30-27 um ok?
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stupid score cards
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Cash it baby
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^^ good read. KIm had a win on Jack Jenkins in his early career. Some of his losses were forgivable, and decent striker based on what i saw at his Ig training.
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what about his tape? Did you see anything there
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I saw the fight with the head kick. My impression was that he had power but i could not verify how much power based on competition.
Maybe a blind spot of mine, but I always need a verification. Like fighter A scored a knockdown on fighter B who is an active ufc fighter etc.
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I hate Goddard. stoppage at the first sign of nuggies.
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never had a chance
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imo shitty strategy , the tools are there but the execution isn't. Never get why guys just go heavy and throw td defense out the window. Like some of these guys forget its mma and not kick boxing.
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it was his best chance honestly. Athletic explosive TDD dude, other than that his game was always going to fall apart against a bigger and more technical fighter.
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Shin Haraguchi (-700) is as close to a lock to win as you are going to get in regional MMA. He always fights intelligently, does not get tired even when taking his opponents down 10+ times in fights, and can take his opponents down with ease through both lower and upper body TDs. He probably wins in the first round via KO/TKO (+100) through ground and pound. Shin prefers to pound out his opponent than to submit them, he has some front headlock submissions in his arsenal, but I have only seen him seriously attempt them in one of his fights so the method is far more likely than not to be KO/TKO. Shin is a Merab clone.
There aren't a lot of great dogs on this card. The one that stood out to me was Peter Danasoe (+310). He is a dangerous finisher, mostly with his thai boxing, but he does have some offensive grappling ability and will take his opponents back if the opportunity presents itself in a scramble. His opponent Sim is a slick back taker, submission grappler, and willing striker. He is the rightful favorite but his betting line is way too high imo since he does struggle at times to get fights to the floor and has little to no head movement (though he can take a shot).
There aren't a lot of great dogs on this card. The one that stood out to me was Peter Danasoe (+310). He is a dangerous finisher, mostly with his thai boxing, but he does have some offensive grappling ability and will take his opponents back if the opportunity presents itself in a scramble. His opponent Sim is a slick back taker, submission grappler, and willing striker. He is the rightful favorite but his betting line is way too high imo since he does struggle at times to get fights to the floor and has little to no head movement (though he can take a shot).
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Zhu Rong had had 7 pro fights before the age of 17.
Is that a record?
Is that a record?
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Long Xiao 240+
he had a decent scrap with Cristian Quinonez , wobbled him and has decent explosive to feet getup.
+ cage time experience vs Shuya who is a ring fighter.
Overall more fights and higher finish against a decision machine in Shuya , a wrestler but one dimensional and smaller, also went to split with another chinese fighter in his last fight.
he had a decent scrap with Cristian Quinonez , wobbled him and has decent explosive to feet getup.
+ cage time experience vs Shuya who is a ring fighter.
Overall more fights and higher finish against a decision machine in Shuya , a wrestler but one dimensional and smaller, also went to split with another chinese fighter in his last fight.
