UFC Fight Night: Hunt vs. Mir (March 19, 2016)

[lokihayze]

http://fb.me/28U1Ogo3g

[lokihayze]

Actually my bad, think he was joking and it's not mark that kicked that pad it's someone else he trains with by the look of the comments.
Sorry guys. He's been playing golf today, looks pretty slim and in shape though.

[lokihayze]

Josh knows what are your thoughts on oreilly, bosse and Kelly? I just did a new post about why I'd like to test them out.

[lokihayze]

One thing that may help Leslie smith and bec Rawlings to victory against their opponents this weekend is the simple elbow. Heard a commentator remark that elbows are illegal in MMA in Asia so they don't use them nor expect it.

[JIBBBY]

Actually my bad, think he was joking and it's not mark that kicked that pad it's someone else he trains with by the look of the comments.
Sorry guys. He's been playing golf today, looks pretty slim and in shape though.

I was gonna say it looks like Hunt turned back the clock 15 years, dropped 50 pounds and shaved his head.. LOL.. Hunt will be a fat pig as usual at weigh ins.. He'll probably keep his shirt on too..

42 years old, his cardio is gonna be for crap and I'd bet on that.. Mir is no cardio machine either but he should have a better tank then Hunt..


These guys look like best friends.. Did anyone tell them they will be fighting each other this weekend? Lol.

[JoshKnows46]

Josh knows what are your thoughts on oreilly, bosse and Kelly? I just did a new post about why I'd like to test them out.

All 3 are outmatched everywhere the fight goes, bosse may have a chance if te huna decides to stand with him, but I have te huna taking him down pounding him out in the first for 0.33 of a uni on a first round prop., the other 2 have no chance, have 3 unit parlay involving junior, and a 4 unit parlay involving jouban..also played junior by ko, but he could also sub kelly. And I'd be shocked if oreilly made it out the first, Jouban is free money..... you can stab at the bum bosse if you want, since te huna is off a long layoff and didn't look good his last fight, but dont waste your money on kelly or oreilly.

[JoshKnows46]

Also for added value, if you decide to stab at bosse, just play the 1st and 2nd round finishes, I doubt this fight makes the 3rd round. Boose is a brawler, so he either gets kod early or he KO's te huna early.

[JIBBBY]

Ok the waiting is over and it's time to start capping the prelims.. Write ups coming out now.. I'll post and cap as I go and add my touches to the write ups..

Prelims part 1 - MMAmania. I like this guys write ups on the prelim fights.

<small>UFC Fight Night 85 - Lightweight 3 rounds - Brisbane Entertainment Centre - Brisbane, Australia - UFC Fight Pass</small>
Sat 3/19		2001 Chad Laprise		<input id="editx" name="M1_10" size="4"> -120	<input id="editx" name="L1_10" size="4"> o2½ -240
7:30PM		2002 Ross Pearson		<input id="editx" name="M2_10" size="4"> +100	<input id="editx" name="L2_10" size="4"> u2½ +200

170 lbs.: Ross Pearson vs. Chad Laprise

Ross Pearson (18-10) http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Ross-Pearson-11884 has alternated losses and wins in his last seven fights, although the first loss was a horrific robbery against Diego Sanchez. His last two efforts have seen him upset Paul Felder in Vegas and drop a decision to Francisco Trinaldo in Boston.
He has knocked out seven opponents and submitted another five.

Chad Laprise (10-1)http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Chad-Laprise-69681 smashed his way through The Ultimate Fighter (TUF): "Nations," taking home "Fight of the Season" and one of the two "Performances of the Season" before ultimately beating Olivier Aubin-Mercier to win the show. Decision wins over Yosdenis Cedeno and Bryan Barberena followed before "The Disciple" ran afoul of Francisco Trinaldo, who dropped and choked him out in the first round.
He stands two inches taller than Pearson at 5’10."

Laprise has demonstrated solid hands and decent wrestling, but Pearson is a huge step up when it comes to striking. The Canadian doesn’t have the power of Al Iaquinta, the overpowering grappling of Evan Dunham, or the raw strength of Trinaldo. He’s almost certainly going to wind up boxing with Pearson, a recipe for disaster.

The Brit, inconsistent as he is, remains one of the division’s best counter-punchers. Expect him to tag Laprise with increasing success as the fight progresses for either a late technical knockout finish or unanimous decision.

Prediction: Pearson by third-round technical knockout

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<small>UFC Fight Night 85 - Featherweight 3 rounds - Brisbane Entertainment Centre - Brisbane, Australia - UFC Fight Pass</small>
Sat 3/19		1701 Mark Eddiva		<input id="editx" name="M1_7" size="4"> +170	<input id="editx" name="L1_7" size="4"> o2½ -140
9:00PM		1702 Daniel Hooker		<input id="editx" name="M2_7" size="4"> -200	<input id="editx" name="L2_7" size="4"> u2½ +120

145 lbs.: Daniel Hooker vs. Mark Eddiva


Daniel Hooker (12-6)http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Daniel-Hooker-45122 made an immediate impression on UFC fans with a brutal mauling of Ian Entwistle in his promotional debut, extending his win streak to six. He’s since gone 1-2, an upset knockout of Hatsu Hioki sandwiched between losses to Maximo Blanco and Yair Rodriguez.

He has earned stoppages in each of his last seven victories.

Team Lakay’s Mark Eddiva (6-2)http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Mark-Eddiva-75370 surprised many in his Octagon debut by dominating Chinese standout Jumabiekke Tuerxun in Macau. He’s since fallen on rather hard times, losing an epic slugfest with Brazil’s "Kevin" Souza and a grinding decision to Levan Makashvili.

He will give up four inches of height to the 6’0" Hooker.

This honestly might wind up being a lot closer than the currently-lopsided odds would suggest. Hooker is phenomenally tough, sure, but isn’t outstanding in any area of the game outside of power and sheer durability. Eddiva packs some solid striking and decent takedown defense -- he has a very real shot at the upset if he can keep it standing.
Still, Hooker’s got grit for days and is the more well-rounded combatant.

The Kiwi has some power and has proven fairly destructive from top position, not to mention his pressure and volume. I expect him to outwork Eddiva from the clinch and on the mat to take a competitive decision.


Prediction: Hooker by unanimous decision


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<small> UFC Fight Night 85 - Bantamweight 3 rounds - Brisbane Entertainment Centre - Brisbane, Australia - UFC Fight Pass</small>
Sat 3/19		2101 Leslie Smith		<input id="editx" name="M1_11" size="4"> -160	<input id="editx" name="L1_11" size="4"> o2½ -200
7:00PM		2102 Rin Nakai		<input id="editx" name="M2_11" size="4"> +140	<input id="editx" name="L2_11" size="4"> u2½ +170

135 lbs.: Leslie Smith vs. Rin Nakai


Leslie Smith (7-6-1) http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Leslie-Smith-46542 entered UFC in the midst of a 1-3 stretch, but quickly proved her worth by battering Jessamyn Duke into submission midway through the first round of their July 2014 showdown. Jessica Eye proved a more difficult test, as "Evil" Eye burst Smith’s cauliflower ear to force a stoppage.

She stands a staggering eight inches taller than Rin Nakai (16-1-1)http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Rin-Nakai-18887 at 5’9."


Japan’s Nakai ruled the roost in Pancrase before making her UFC debut against Miesha Tate in Sept. 2014. Nakai struggled with "Cupcake’s" stout takedown defense and superior striking en route to her first-ever professional defeat.

This will be her first fight since.

Smith is dangerous, but only if her opponent obliges her. If you stand in front of her and try to go blow-for-blow, her volume and power will win out. If, on the other hand, you keep moving, she doesn’t have the speed or ring-cutting to force you into her fight.


Nakai may have some pretty awful striking, but she’s in constant motion and relentless with her takedowns, which are generally successful when attempted against someone without Miesha Tate’s wrestling prowess. Smith fits that bill, so expect Nakai to grind her way to her first UFC victory.


Prediction: Nakai by unanimous decision.... Jibby doesn not like this pick or predicition!!!

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<small>UFC Fight Night 85 - Lightweight 3 rounds - Brisbane Entertainment Centre - Brisbane, Australia - FS1</small>
Sat 3/19		1901 Alan Patrick		<input id="editx" name="M1_9" size="4"> -250	<input id="editx" name="L1_9" size="4"> o2½ -140
8:00PM		1902 Damien Brown		<input id="editx" name="M2_9" size="4"> +210	<input id="editx" name="L2_9" size="4"> u2½ +120

155 lbs.: Alan Patrick vs. Damien Brown


Alan Patrick (12-1) opened his UFC career with a one-round drubbing of Garett Whiteley, then followed that up with a controversial decision over John Makdessi. A busted jaw kept him out of action for 16 months, after which he fell to Mairbek Taisumov in Berlin.

He has stopped six opponents, four via knockout.

Damien Brown (15-8)http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Damien-Brown-62243 enters UFC as the XFC Lightweight Champion, a title he first defended one month ago. The Aussie has won five straight, four via stoppage, since 2014.

He replaces the transplanted Chad Laprise on a week's notice.

Brown doesn't seem like a bad fighter; he kicks well from the outside and has some decent punches in the pocket. The thing is, his recent competition has been garbage and he hasn't shown any outstanding skill he can lean on against Patrick.

The Brazilian's overall technique is rather lacking and I'm not sure he actually has a standout skill either, but he's big, awkward, and decently well-rounded. He's someone I could sum up as a "handful," just a disruptive and unpleasant person to fight against. Brown fought a debuting fighter three fights ago. To go from that to Patrick, especially on a week's notice, is too much. Patrick mixes up volume on the feet with a steady diet of takedowns for the decision win.

Prediction: Patrick via unanimous decision

MMA MANIA part 2-

FINISHING UP THE PRELIMS

<small>UFC Fight Night 85 - Welterweight 3 rounds - Brisbane Entertainment Centre - Brisbane, Australia - FS1</small>
Sat 3/19		1601 Brendan O'Reilly		<input id="radiox" value="M1_6" name="radiox" type="radio">+385	<input id="radiox" value="L1_6" name="radiox" type="radio">o1½ +100
9:30PM		1602 Alan Jouban		<input id="radiox" value="M2_6" name="radiox" type="radio">-485	<input id="radiox" value="L2_6" name="radiox" type="radio">u1½ -120

170 lbs.: Brendan O’Reilly vs. Alan Jouban

Brendan O'Reilly (6-1) fell to Kajan Johnson in the opening round of The Ultimate Fighter (TUF): "Nations," then suffered a decision loss to Ultimate Fighter: China winner Lipeng Zhang in his Octagon debut. Last May, he squared off with Vik Grujic and ultimately took home a unanimous decision over his former castmate.

This will be his first fight in 10 months.

Alan Jouban (12-4) http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Alan-Jouban-65878 demolished Seth Baczynski in a "Fight of the Night"-winning performance in his Octagon debut, but found his momentum halted by a controversial decision loss to Warlley Alves next time out. Tremendous performances against Richard Walsh and Matt Dwyer, the latter of which earned "Brahma" another "Fight of the Night," put him in line to face Albert Tumenov, who handed Jouban his first-ever knockout loss.

He has knocked out eight professional opponents and stands four inches taller than O’Reilly at 6’0."
Unless the Tumenov knockout completely broke Jouban, which it was certainly brutal enough to do, this should be a fairly easy win for "Brahma." He has O’Reilly outclassed on the feet and the idea of the Aussie grinding his way to a decision seems unlikely, especially considering the damage Jouban can do in the clinch.
Jouban has pretty much every conceivable edge here. Expect a violent knockout sometime in the early going.

Prediction: Jouban via first-round knockout

<small>UFC Fight Night 85 - Welterweight 3 rounds - Brisbane Entertainment Centre - Brisbane, Australia - FS1</small>
Sat 3/19		1801 Richard Walsh		<input id="radiox" value="M1_8" name="radiox" type="radio">-110	<input id="radiox" value="L1_8" name="radiox" type="radio">o2½ -150
8:30PM		1802 Viscardi Andrade		<input id="radiox" value="M2_8" name="radiox" type="radio">-110	<input id="radiox" value="L2_8" name="radiox" type="radio">u2½ +130

170 lbs.: Richard Walsh vs. Viscardi Andrade


Richard Walsh's (9-3) http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Richa...split-decision loss to Kiichi Kunimoto was certainly controversial, although there could be no arguing his knockout defeat to Alan Jouban two Februaries ago. Luckily, the Aussie managed to right the ship and please local fans with a decisive win over Steve Kennedy in Melbourne in Nov. 2015.

"Filthy Rich" has scored knockouts in four of his nine victories.

Viscardi Andrade (18-6) reached the semifinals of TUF: "Brazil 2" before falling to William Macario, then earned a measure of redemption by blowing out Bristol Marunde in his UFC debut. He dropped a decision to Nico Musoke next time out and suffered a serious leg injury in training, but successfully returned after nearly two years away to defeat Gasan Umalatov in Nov. 2015.

Six of his 11 finishes have come via submission.

Andrade has a booming right hand and some decent grappling, but lacks quality wrestling and can be fairly inactive on the feet. Not a great set of issue stop have against the likes of Walsh, who is not only quite strong but can dish out quite a bit of punishment both at range and on the inside. Plus, he’s likely durable enough to take the few shots Andrade unleashes.

Though Walsh did fade late against Kennedy, Andrade doesn’t have a terribly exhausting style to deal with. Unless the Brazilian can catch Walsh early, "Filthy Rich" ought to outwork him in the clinch for a unanimous decision.

Prediction: Walsh via unanimous decision

[JIBBBY]

^^ Again becareful with this writers predictions.. I just like the short reads and info myself.. Part of my capping process.. I'm going with Jouban via KO when that prop comes out, Walsh I'm still working on..

This MMA mania writers record for 2016 below... He's batting around .500 ball even though his predictions are in the way the fighter actually wins the fights.. Not horrible considering all his predictions are mostly gonna be at plus odds..

Current UFC "Prelims" Prediction Record 2016: 25-26-1


*I personally have done better then this guy just for the record in 2016, so I don't tail him but he is one of the better writers and predictors out there... Then again I hedge to win fights alot so I can't exactly compare my picks to his on a win to lose basis......

[lokihayze]

Yeah sorry about that mate, can't believe I didn't realise until I posted it lol!
Doesn't even look like Mark hunt after reviewing it again!
Top info there guys, thanks for it. Suppose in the end it's like holly holm says, every fight is 50/50 after that door closes. We can assess their skills and get as close to possible as predicting but none of us would ever place our houses on a line, MMA has huge upsets every year so it's still down to many individual factors even we can't even be aware of. Like I picked rockhold over Weidman mainly too because he had a new baby and little kids under 5 and Luke had zero responsibilities. Any ordinary father is going to struggle to train MMA and still be a husband and father to 3 little ones that age and with a new baby, sleep wasn't a guarantee. I seen the hunger in Luke and the obsession he could afford to have that Chris couldn't make time for.
Had I known Luke had staph weeks earlier and was on antibiotics I wouldn't have even picked him so...
There's factors we aren't even aware of in most fights. Appreciate both of your input and opinions as they're both definitely top notch, can tell that in everything you both said. You pair certainly know your stuff and look forward to reading more and learning from you both.
Loki

[JIBBBY]

The waiting really sucks between events especially when there is a long 2 week wait or more between UFC events, much like this one!!!

Don't understand why Zuffa and Dana White can't up the business sense and man power to plan more UFC events? When you miss a weekend of UFC events you miss out on money being made and growing the sport as far as I'm concerned.... Fighters wanna fight more and get paid, you can employ more fighters with more events, fans would want that, and it would be great for fighter exposure as well....

You have NFL every weekend right why not UFC MMA?. UFC needs to step up their game!! As big business like Zuffa is it's really mind boggling to me that they can't fill up the calendar for every weekend in advance...

I suppose that would only hurt lessor organizations like Bellator and WSOF though if the UFC were taking up every Saturday night time slot. Then again the lessor organizations could time slot for Friday nights instead though...

Rant over..

[lokihayze]

Yeah hear what you're saying mate but Danas already lost his hair over fighters pulling out from injury when the events are weeks and weeks apart, imagine every weekend. 😂

[AliMMA]

lol he posts all the time on oddsbeast, what u talking about Willis!

Hey man, what bets or leans have you set so far for Hunt vs Mir?

[Vaughany]

Hooker, Mir by Sub, Pearson by Decision, Lombard

[JIBBBY]

Hooker, Mir by Sub, Pearson by Decision, Lombard

Sharp V.. Might all hit.

I got Hooker ITD, Mir straight and by sub, Pearson straight with Laprise by dec hedge, and Lombard by KO, ITD, win in 1st round, then Magny straight hedge...

[JIBBBY]

Yeah hear what you're saying mate but Danas already lost his hair over fighters pulling out from injury when the events are weeks and weeks apart, imagine every weekend. 

Well then Dana White should hire on more qualified promoters and VP's to help him with the match making and to help pull things together especially in times of crisis... They need to expand and defer to more staff if you ask me.. No reason at this point that Dana should be pulling out his hair and making it all come together basically on his own.. I think Dana is a control freak and that's the problem... UFC is his baby and he's holding on too tight in other words..

Well, maybe Dana White and Zuffa will wise up soon, I know they are holding events around the world now so I can't say they aren't growing and expanding.. It's just not expanding fast enough to my liking

[lokihayze]

Yeah true story mate. I would be like a pig in mud happily rolling about the loungeroom in a pit of beer and junk food if it was on every weekend. 👍

[lokihayze]

I've got a free $100 bet with my betting place due to a promotion, can only add 5 to a parlay, what's the thoughts on a 5 place parlay bet?
I'm thinking bosse may be worth adding to a parlay seeing as how it's basically free money and if he rocks an upset it's a good solid win as he's paying $3

[lokihayze]

I'd like to add bosse to the parlay so looking at
Steve bosse
Ross Pearson
Dan hooker
Johnny case
And last one maybe
Rin nakai or dan Kelly? Not the most incredible likely odds but I have a feeling Kelly is gonna Spring an upset and same for Steve bosse. Thinking no harm no foul if i lose but would like to up the odds of winning SOMETHING. Thoughts guys?

[mirinquads]

I've got a free $100 bet with my betting place due to a promotion, can only add 5 to a parlay, what's the thoughts on a 5 place parlay bet?
I'm thinking bosse may be worth adding to a parlay seeing as how it's basically free money and if he rocks an upset it's a good solid win as he's paying $3

You should never make a parlay with under 8 pieces in it.

[JIBBBY]

Pretty good break down on the HAM vs RAWLINGS fight in the link below.. Vid clips too.. I like it!!!... Looking like Rawlings might be the call in this one....Rawlings looks like the stronger girl too me that is more active and offensive in her fights..

<small>UFC Fight Night 85 - Strawweight 3 rounds - Brisbane Entertainment Centre - Brisbane, Australia - FS1</small>
Sat 3/19		1501 Bec Rawlings		<input id="editx" name="M1_5" size="4"> +105	<input id="editx" name="L1_5" size="4"> o2½ -250
10:00PM		1502 Seohee Ham		<input id="editx" name="M2_5" size="4"> -125	<input id="editx" name="L2_5" size="4"> u2½ +210

http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2016/3/16...am/in/11012733

[JIBBBY]

Also think the taller, more experienced and older Johnny Case takes it to Kid Celtic in this fight. http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Johnny-Case-28017 Just not sure how he wins yet.. Maybe by decision... This might just be a straight play Case and that's it for me.. Odds are around even and I can work with that!!!!.......http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Jake-Matthews-122139

<small>UFC Fight Night 85 - Lightweight 3 rounds - Brisbane Entertainment Centre - Brisbane, Australia - FS1</small>
Sat 3/19		1201 Jake Matthews		<input id="editx" name="M1_2" size="4"> -105	<input id="editx" name="L1_2" size="4"> o2½ -190
11:30PM		1202 Johnny Case		<input id="editx" name="M2_2" size="4"> -115	<input id="editx" name="L2_2" size="4"> u2½ +165

[JIBBBY]

Still a bit on the fence in all honesty with this Te Huna fight.. Te Huna has lost his last 3 fights and could be a bit broken mentally.. http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/James-Te-Huna-9033

Sat 3/19		1401 Steve Bosse		<input id="editx" name="M1_4" size="4"> +215	<input id="editx" name="L1_4" size="4"> o1½ +165
10:30PM		1402 James Te Huna		<input id="editx" name="M2_4" size="4"> -255	<input id="editx" name="L2_4" size="4"> u1½ -190

http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Steve-Bosse-22732

This Bosse dude has some pop but his level of competition so far has been suspect to say the least, he was welcomed into the UFC with a head kick.. He does train at Tri Star, not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing these days though

Thinking of hedging with the KO props both way.. Or just playing the under some way or another....

Got these to work with and think about leading up...

1429 Bosse wins by TKO/KO

<input id="radiox" value="M1_101" name="radiox" type="radio">+325

1433 Te Huna wins by TKO/KO

<input id="radiox" value="M1_103" name="radiox" type="radio">-130

1421 Te Huna wins in round 1

<input id="radiox" value="M1_97" name="radiox" type="radio">+100

1438 Fight won’t start round 2

<input id="radiox" value="M2_105" name="radiox" type="radio">-142

[Beelzebubzy]

You should never make a parlay with under 8 pieces in it.

True. Its called the Chicken Nugget rule.

[JIBBBY]

^^ Don't know about that fellas..

I still like to play those full 12 team UFC card parlays for 5 bucks with every card.. Yet to hit one this year but that's my lotto ticket and I typically come very close or hit one every year.. All you need to do is get down to the last couple plays on one of those parlays and then ya can start hedging and even max betting the other way and still win decent money regardless.



Poorlays do typically lose though...

[UncleChael]

Josh versus Jibbs. Hunt versus Mir, it's going to be good.

[JoshKnows46]

Josh versuses Jibbs. Hunt versus Mir, it's going to be good.

Lol. Domination, you don't have to be JoshKnows to know how this goes...

[JIBBBY]

^^^Josh you know steam roller Jibs can't be stopped once I get going.. It's a phenomenon, nothing like the gambling world has ever seen.. Prop king dog.. Legendary, iconic, historic.....

I'm the greatest, I'm pretty and can't possibly be beat!!!!



Going on my 5th straight UFC event win tomorrow that I can remember back to for big money wins.. I'm feeling loose, confident and ready to go!!!!

[JIBBBY]

Just a recap of how the last event went fellas.. I won't bump the other 2 or 3 before that and get silly.. This is how I roll, get up and don't look back.. Gravy fellas!!!


Fight #1 (win) Running balance + $112

$150.00

$351.00

Loss

3/5/16 6:30pm MMA Props Fighting 2109 Erosa wins inside distance +234* <small>vs</small> Not Erosa inside distance

$50.00

$262.50

Win

3/5/16 6:30pm MMA Props Fighting 2129 Ishihara wins by TKO/KO +525* <small>vs</small> Any other result

Fight #2 (win) Running balance + $422

$200.00

$310.00

Win

3/5/16 7:00pm MMA Props Fighting 2005 Saggo wins inside distance +155* <small>vs</small> Not Saggo inside distance

Fight #3 (Loss) Running balance + $262

$120.00

$186.00

Loss

3/5/16 7:30pm MMA Props Fighting 1907 Miller wins by 3 round decision +155* <small>vs</small> Not Miller by 3 round decision

$40.00

$274.00

Loss

3/5/16 7:30pm MMA Props Fighting 1927 Miller wins by submission +685* <small>vs</small> Any other result

Fight #4 (win) Running balance + $378

$160.00

$216.00

Win

3/5/16 8:00pm UFC Fighting 1802 Darren Elkins +135* <small>vs</small> Chas Skelly

$100.00

$280.00

Loss

3/5/16 8:00pm MMA Props Fighting 1827 Skelly wins by submission +280* <small>vs</small> Any other result

Fight #5 (Win) Running balance + $653

$250.00

$275.00

Win

3/5/16 8:30pm MMA Props Fighting 1709 Miranda wins inside distance +110* <small>vs</small> Not Miranda inside distance

Fight #6 (Win) Running balance +$883

$100.00

$190.00

Win

3/5/16 9:00pm UFC Fighting 1601 Nordine Taleb +190* <small>vs</small> Erick Silva

$50.00

$190.50

Loss

3/5/16 9:00pm MMA Props Fighting 1611 Silva wins by 3 round decision +381* <small>vs</small> Not Silva by 3 round decision

$50.40

$90.70

Win

3/5/16 9:00pm Live In-Play Fighting 1601 Nordine Taleb +180* <small>vs</small> Erick Silva

Fight #7 (Win) + $1028

$100.00

$245.00

Win

3/5/16 9:30pm UFC Fighting 1501 Siyar Bahadurzada +245* <small>vs</small> Brandon Thatch

$100.00

$175.00

Loss

3/5/16 9:30pm MMA Props Fighting 1521 Thatch wins in round 1 +175* <small>vs</small> Any other result

Fight #8 (lose). Running total $828

$100.00

$305.00

Loss

3/5/16 10:00pm MMA Props Fighting 1407 Shevchenko wins by 3 round decision +305* <small>vs</small> Not Shevchenko by 3 round decision

$100.00

$350.00

Loss

3/5/16 10:00pm MMA Props Fighting 1421 Nunes wins in round 1 +350* <small>vs</small> Any other result

Fight #9 (win) Running balance $1028

$250.00

$100.00

Win

3/5/16 10:30pm UFC Fighting 1302 Corey Anderson -250* <small>vs</small> Tom Lawlor

$130.00

$100.00

Win

3/5/16 10:30pm MMA Props Fighting 1311 Anderson wins by 3 round decision -130* <small>vs</small> Not Anderson by 3 round decision

Fight #10 (Lose bad) ... Running total + $628

$100.00

$254.00

Loss

3/5/16 11:00pm MMA Props Fighting 1205 Villante wins inside distance +254* <small>vs</small> Not Villante inside distance

$200.00

$230.00

Loss

3/5/16 11:00pm MMA Props Fighting 1233 Latifi wins by TKO/KO +115* <small>vs</small> Any other result

$100.00

$200.00

Loss

3/5/16 11:00pm Live In-Play Fighting 1201 Gian Villante +200* <small>vs</small> Ilir Latifi

Fight #11 (win big) Running balance + $1393

$90.00

$270.00

Win

3/5/16 11:30pm UFC Fighting 1101 Miesha Tate +300* <small>vs</small> Holly Holm

$171.00

$495.90

Win

3/5/16 11:30pm UFC Fighting 1101 Miesha Tate +290* <small>vs</small> Holly Holm

$100.00

$310.00

Win

3/5/16 11:30pm UFC Fighting 1101 Miesha Tate +310* <small>vs</small> Holly Holm

$50.00

$499.50

Loss

3/5/16 11:30pm MMA Props Fighting 1145 Tate wins by 5 round split/maj dec +999* <small>vs</small> Any other result

$60.00

$330.00

Loss

3/5/16 11:30pm MMA Props Fighting 1107 Tate wins by 5 round decision +550* <small>vs</small> Not Tate by 5 round decision

$200.00

$300.00

Loss

3/5/16 11:30pm MMA Props Fighting 1141 Holm wins by TKO/KO +150* <small>vs</small> Any other result

Fight #12 (Win) Running balance $1,670

$100.00

$600.00

Win

3/5/16 11:59pm MMA Props Fighting 1035 Diaz wins by submission +600* <small>vs</small> Any other result

$200.00

$108.10

Win

3/5/16 11:59pm UFC Fighting 1001 Nate Diaz/Conor McGregor Under 2½ -185*

$438.10

$219.10

Win

3/5/16 11:59pm UFC Fighting 1001 Nate Diaz/Conor McGregor Under 2½ -200*

$350.00

$100.00

Loss

3/5/16 11:59pm MMA Props Fighting 1009 McGregor wins inside distance -350* <small>vs</small> Not McGregor inside distance

$300 loss.. Hit Mcgregor wins in 1st round... Can't find it in my transaction history but know I bet it..


Lastly I did play one Parlay (win) Running final total $1,978

$100.00	$207.90		Win	3 Team Parlay
									Win	3/5/16 11:59pm UFC Fighting 1001 Nate Diaz/Conor McGregor Under 2½ -190*
									Win	3/5/16 11:00pm UFC Fighting 1202 Ilir Latifi -200* <small>vs</small> Gian Villante
									Win	3/5/16 10:30pm UFC Fighting 1302 Corey Anderson -290* <small>vs</small> Tom Lawlor

Final totals 5dimes I won $1,978 and combining my other books and wins I estimate $2500 in addition to that..

Total MMA winnings for this weekend $4,500.....

Another winning event!!!

[JoshKnows46]

^^^Josh you know steam roller Jibs can't be stopped once I get going.. It's a phenomenon, nothing like the gambling world has ever seen.. Prop king dog.. Legendary, iconic, historic.....

I'm the greatest, I'm pretty and can't possibly be beat!!!!



Going on my 5th straight UFC event win tomorrow that I can remember back to for big money wins.. I'm feeling loose, confident and ready to go!!!!

Jibby, make sure you're on your Knees, and you kiss my feet before you speak to me.

[JIBBBY]

Ladies and Gentlemen!!!

Get your front row seats now to this thread on SBR because when this event starts that's when the magic begins!!!!

When Jibby the prop juggernaut gets rolling it's game over for little Joshua....

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[UncleChael]

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