Mixed Martial Arts - UFC 135 Matchup - Eddie Yagin -145
Yagin is going to knock Junior out within two rounds. He will catch him. If not, then he will certainly win the decision. This is a solid play. Had a good line on Ken Stone last week we cashed in on, have another opportunity here this week. Yagin is definetly the better striker. I don't think Junior will be able to take him to the floor, as Yagin has spectacular TDD. Junior likes to stand and box, which is where Yagin will capitalize, very likely in the first ten minutes. Possibly within five. He is only -145 because he is unknown. This line is a STEAL.
Mixed Martial Arts - UFC 135 Matchup - Nick Ring +130
I think I'm the only person here who thinks Nick Ring is going to take this. I really am not sure how. I could see Tim Boetsch winning this fifty different ways, but I can't really see how Nick Ring will-- I just feel he is going to. It could be with a knock out. With a decision... But most likely with a submission. I expect him to come out quick and put on a kickboxing clinic. Hopefully, Boetsch will tire out in round three, and Nick will put him away. At +130, though, there really isn't much value in Nick Ring. I expected him to be a +200 favorite. Wouldn't be surprised if he opened at +250. I like him to win this fight, and am personally betting on him. I don't love the line, though, so it's far from a steal. This is a fight we should be staying away from, but I've been feeling positive about Nick. I feel like the UFC is throwing him to the wolves in this fight, and he will overcome, 'cos he's a bad fuhgin' wolf, himself.
Mixed Martial Arts - UFC 135 Matchup - Josh Koscheck -500
Lock. First Round KO. I could see it in Matt Hughes' eyes, he knows he is done. This is a safe bet.
Mixed Martial Arts - UFC 135 Matchup - Tony Ferguson -305
I put this bet in days ago, so the line has gone up. My book has him at -360. He's my main lock tonight. I could safely put locks on everyone besides Nick Ring. Ferguson has dropped to 155 for this fight, he is a big 155. Riley used to fight at 170, so it's not like he's a small 155, either. Tony is on his way up. I see him climbing the ranks in the UFC, starting with this fight. He is the better striker and better wrestler. He wins by knock out within the distance.
I am still contemplating Diaz/Gomi--
I can't see Rampage winning, but I might put something small on him. Then maybe include Jones in a parlay.