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Millender has had suspect grappling and TDD his whole career, it wasn't a secret, Zaleski didn't really show me something I didn't already know. Zaleski is a legit BJJ blackbelt under Christano Marcello. Belal has never even submitted anyone in MMA and his grappling is mediocre by UFC WW standards.TBF this is a way different style matchup and that fight didn't do anything to dissuade the notion of Millender having poor tdd and grappling.
That said, there are also a ton of bad bettors on this forum if were being honest, so there can be both recency bias for them as well as legitimate reasons to be on Belal without taking that fight into much account.
Belal's best chance in this fight is to try to replicate his performance over Randy Brown but I don't think he will. Belal is so hittable and he's gotta close that distance every round and get TD's, I don't see him doing it without getting lit up really bad or KO'd. And even if Belal does get top position, he's not much of a threat on the mat.
If Zaleski vs Millender never happened, Millender would be like -180 over Belal. This current line is all about recency bias as @Oblivian already said. Any sort of +money on Millender is good value IMO