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Recommend this cartoon...one of the few that's watchable for adults. Jibbby loves the X-men movies. I prefer the cartoon.
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^^^Ok fellas calm down.. Let's talk MMA!!!
Anyone got some gems on this card for tomorrow night?.. Share the secrets!!!
Insider stuff!!! Bring it!! Don't be shy for once!!
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What’s your guys take on McGee and Brady?Comment -
Main card....
Lightweight: Joe Lauzon vs. Jonathan Pearce
Best Win for Lauzon? Jim Miller For Pearce? Jacob Rosales
Current Streak: Lauzon has lost three straight, Pearce put together five regional wins to earn his shot in the UFC
X-Factor: Will Lauzon’s long layoff help him return to form?
How these two match up: Mixed martial arts fans, it’s time to prepare for sadness.
Lauzon is a long-time UFC veteran, one of the most entertaining fighters to ever make the walk to the Octagon. Lauzon is a nasty submission specialist with real power in his hands, but his recent defeats have made it clear that age and wear has taken its toll.
Opposite the Massachusetts native will be Pearce, a “Contender Series” representative — take a shot each time I write about a newcomer from the “Contender Series” in this column if you hate your liver. More to the point, “JSP” is an aggressive finisher who has also competed for Bellator.
After Lauzon’s recent streak of defeats, it’s really difficult to pick him to win. Hopefully, his year-and-a-half layoff has allowed him to heal up from nagging injuries and return reinvigorated. Unfortunately, no amount of time away can fully heal a full career worth of punishment.
With some luck, Lauzon can still land a takedown and catch an early submission. The more likely outcome, however, is that the veteran is hurt early and overwhelmed by a young, aggressive prospect in brutal fashion.
Prediction: Pearce via knockout
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Women’s Flyweight: Maycee Barber vs. Gillian Robertson
Best Win for Barber? JJ Aldrich For Robertson? Molly McMann
Current Streak: Both women ride two-fight UFC win streaks into this bout, though Barber remains undefeated as well
X-Factor: Will Robertson be able to employ her jiu-jitsu advantage?
How these two match up: This should be a scrap.
Barber, 21, has some very lofty expectations for herself, including becoming the youngest champion in UFC history. I wouldn’t count on it just yet, but Barber has proven herself quite the prospect, well-rounded and far more athletic than the vast majority of her peers.
At 24 years of age, it’s not like Robertson is some shopworn veteran herself. More recently, “The Savage” has really refined her approach, focusing on her wrestling and top position grappling to great success.
This is a great match up between two of the Flyweight division’s better prospects, and it could genuinely go either way. However, the stylistic match up seems to favor Barber. In her last bout, Barber did show her inexperience by trying to force the knockout on her feet and getting touched up in the process, but that isn’t Robertson’s game at all.
Realistically, Barber will have an advantage on the feet, possibly due to pure power more than anything else. As a result, Robertson will shoot, but that only plays into Barber’s game of athletically scrambling her way into top position and doing major damage.
Prediction: Barber via decision
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Middleweight: Deron Winn vs. Darren Stewart
Best Win for Winn? Eric Spicely For Stewart? Bevon Lewis
Current Streak: Winn is undefeated and recently won his UFC debut, whereas Stewart won his most recent bout
X-Factor: Stewart’s defensive wrestling improvement
How these two match up: I expect potential “Fight of the Night”-type action in this one.
Winn is the Daniel Cormier protege known for being a 5’5” Middleweight and Light Heavyweight. He’s also a very gifted wrestler with powerful boxing, and the latter skill was responsible for his successful UFC debut. Stewart, on the other hand, is a knockout artist from London. Initially, the level of wrestling/grappling in the UFC proved too much for “The Dentist,” but he’s since improved quite a bit and been better able to implement his own kickboxing.
This will be a war, a hard-fought battle that sees the momentum shift between the two fighters. However, the type of fight seems to really favor Stewart. The English athlete is brutally effective in the clinch, which means that Winn will not be particularly safe in his own close-range comfort zone.
In addition, Winn’s size disadvantage is going to catch up to him at some point. Stewart is a strong Middleweight who can fight hard late in the fight, which sounds like the perfect recipe for a devastating first professional loss.
Prediction: Stewart via knockout
Remember that MMAmania.com will deliver LIVE round-by-round, blow-by-blow coverage of the entire UFC on ESPN 6 fight card this weekend right HERE, starting with the ESPN 2 “Prelims” that are scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. ET, then the main card portion that will air on ESPN proper at 9 p.m. ET.
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‘X-Factor’ Picks for 2019: 48-23-1 (1)Comment -
^^^ Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahaha OK. Good one paperComment -
Jeremy Stephens tells Yair Rodriguez’ team: “Your boy’s gonna die” at UFC Boston weigh-ins
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You guys obviously missed the post and it was 100% MMA related lol.....just thought it was funny when he said..."I happen to know Brazilian ju jitsu-" *Lays down-then says -now get on top of me and meet your DOOM ! LMAO..... never thought about it like that LOLComment -
Thanks Thrill@ LOL.....man go Pro...that's pizza worthy...Comment -
Nice to have an event on a Friday night!
Good luck fellas
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As Dogs I like:
Stewart
Rosa
Sosoli
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Week 3. UFC Boston
Daniel Spitz/Tanner Boser-Spitz TKO
Brendan Allen/Kevin Holland-Holland Decision
Court McGee/Sean Brady-McGee Decision
Randy Costa/Boston Salmon-Costa-TKO
Kyle Bochniak/SeanWoodson-Boch Decision
Charles Rosa/Manny Bermudez-Rosa Decision
Deron Winn/Darren Stewart- Decision
Maycee Barber/Gillian Rovertson-DEC
Joe Lauzon/Jonathan Price TKO
Yair Rodriguez/Jeremy Stephens- TKO
Dominick Reyes/ Chris Weidman- TKO
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Ended up on the side of a lot of dogs so straight bets and props only..
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UFC on ESPN 6: Reyes vs. Weidman
Tanner Boser Unanimous Decision (30-27 x3)
Kevin Holland Unanimous Decision (29-28 x3)
Sean Brady Unanimous Decision (29-28 x3)
Boston Salmon Round 2 TKO (Punches)
Sean Woodson Unanimous Decision (30-27, 29-28 x2)
Molly McCann Unanimous Decision (30-27 x3)
Manny Bermudez Round 1 Submission (Guillotine Choke)
Deron Winn Unanimous Decision (30-27 x2, 29-28)
Maycee Barber Round 2 TKO (Elbows and Punches)
Jonathan Pearce Round 2 TKO (Punches)
Greg Hardy Round 1 TKO (Punches)
Yair Rodriguez Unanimous Decision (30-27 x2, 29-28)
Dominick Reyes Round 1 TKO (Punches)Comment -
UFC on ESPN 6: Reyes vs. Weidman
ESPN 2 Prelims:
Fight #1: Boser (DEBUT) vs. Spitz
Boser Decision (+235) 0.5u
Fight #2: Holland vs. Allen (DEBUT)
No Bet
Fight #3: Brady (DEBUT) vs. McGee
No Bet
Fight #4: Salmon vs. R. Costa
Parlays
Hedge:
R. Costa KO/TKO (+440) 0.25u
Fight #5: Woodson (DEBUT) vs. Bochniak
No Bet
Fight #6: McCann vs. Belbita (DEBUT)
No Bet
Fight #7: M. Bermudez vs. Rosa
M. Bermudez Round 1 (+325) 0.5u
Main Card:
Fight #8: Winn vs. Stewart
No Bet
Fight #9: Barber vs. Robertson
No Bet
Fight #10: Pearce (DEBUT) vs. Lauzon
No Bet
Fight #11: Hardy vs. Sosoli (DEBUT)
No Bet
Fight #12: Y. Rodriguez vs. Stephens
No Bet
Fight #13: Reyes vs. Weidman
Reyes (-150) 3u to win 2u
Straight Parlays:
None
Prop Parlays:
Salmon/Reyes+Weidman WGD (+108) 1u
Full Card Props:
None
Multi-Event Parlays:
Spence/D. Reyes (-112) 1.12u to win 1uComment -
Just think the lines are sharp hugO or not really liking a side in many of them?Comment -
Hardy, Barber, Rodriguez, and Reyes so far for me.Comment -
Brady is an undefeated fighter.. I always find it extremely hard to bet against undefeated fighters at the UFC level..
You are basically betting against a LONG winning streak if you do.. That typically doesn't work out well for most sport betters when they do.
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Knee of Spitz is gross.. Put some end swell on that crap
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Added:
Winn ITD (+466) 0.5u
Winn KO/TKO (+781) 0.25uComment -
Allen is known for subs and RNC... Thank you.. Loved the odds on this
.. Should have bet a benny.. Early prelims though.
$25.00 $250.00 Pending 10/18/19 6:30pm MMA Props Fighting 2127 Allen wins by submission +1000* vs Any other result Comment -
did Holland throw that fight? LOL...Comment -
Smells like that to me.
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I'm not posting pending.. Edit.. sorry.. I leave it to Hugo.. I'll just get trolled these days..Last edited by JIBBBY; 10-18-19, 06:02 PM.Comment
