UFC 269: Oliveira vs. Poirier (December 11, 2021)

**Brandt Moat** · 12-06-21, 11:13 PM

Not sure what all Pena has power wise. If she has a good tank and can last into the later rounds , she has a good chance to win the title. The Champ had a whole bunch of fat on her azz the last time I seen her fat azz. She claimed Covid to buy time to get herself in shape. Her tank was horrible before she let her butt widen to a small town. I will sprinkle a bit on the tasty lil gal she is fighting. +550 FoSho

**Brandt Moat** · 12-08-21, 07:42 PM

I am feelin that the DOG show will be on display! Liking Ige, France, Oliveira and a sprinkle of Pena or a big scoop what the hell. Let's Go !

**Thor4140** · 12-08-21, 09:29 PM

I just can’t understand why everyone is raving about this card. I think it is the most overrated card of the year. Sure the title is the shit and i cant wait for it but what else is must watch TV. Yes i want to see Amanda fight but this isnt going to be a good fight. If Masvidal and Edwards were on the card i am there. Nothing jumps out to me. Cruz dancing round? A declining Cody at 125? Second best fight to me is Emmett/ Ige i guess. I hope they do good numbers for Piorier sake cause if they don’t they will blame him but this really isnt that great of a card

**Sanity Check** · 12-08-21, 11:30 PM

Used to be a long time fan of Miesha Tate and Julianna Pena.

But they both changed for the worst.

Still hoping Pena doesn't take too much of a one sided beat down here.

**LBfightlife** · 12-09-21, 02:04 AM

Pena is good but I personally can't stand her personality, I haven't seen evidence of a huge decline in Nunez but it could be very possible, look at what happened to Blachowtiz after he had a kid, took some time off and tried to defend against Glover. Saw that one coming for sure a ways away and so did some of my teammates. Nunez has also had problems with good grabblers early in her career, but when she hits women, their eyes get wide like they just got hit by a man. I don't see anyone stopping her reign unless she's really off her game.

Yall already know I went big against Neal after the DWI arrest. Sounds like he was having girl drama too, so we all know how that can take you off your A-game. I always tell my fighter friends not to be messing around with or focusing on women during camp, oldest advice in the book.

**Sanity Check** · 12-09-21, 04:16 AM

**Demonata** · 12-09-21, 08:15 AM

I am so excited for this card!!! OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!! Going to be drunk and high the whole time!

**Brandt Moat** · 12-09-21, 09:17 AM

Fights that I am wanting to see and yea bet a bit. Maverick/Blanchfield, Ige/Emmitt, France/Garbrandt and the Main. Ige/Emmitt will be a battle or a bomb landed by either of em. Emmitt has some awful heavy hands. Taking Ige to win. Garbrandt is from my area. He is a FAV?? I'm takin France and getn on a by KO bet. He gives up his speed advantage by moving down a weight class. The cut itself will take some out of an already questionable tank. Cody hasn't been right since the neck injury. Always has chin way high. Not a high IQ. Will get twisted into the ground once again. Maverick is a chic I have been tailing since she entered the UFC. She got screwed on a decision last time out. Her experience over Blanchfield will prevail. Maverick is a strong chic. She will handle Blanchfield easier then what is being said about Blanchfield. Miranda is my big wager of the night. Seems like my Dogs are losing odds as the week progresses. Like Oliveira in the main. Only because he is hungrier. Love Poirier! Hate betn against him. Just think there is an edge for Oliveira. Just like I thought when Dustin fought Conner 2nd time. He had the edge in my mind. This is a great match up of two guys that took the hard road. More enjoyment then doe on this one! I got my seat reserved in Pittsburgh a few days before Bday. Its going to be popn. Let's Go!

**JIBBBY** · 12-09-21, 01:01 PM

Prelim write ups - MMAMANIA..

185 lbs.: Andre Muniz vs. Eryk Anders

Andre Muniz (21-4) — whose only loss since 2013 came against undefeated Light Heavyweight Azamat Murzakanov — choked out the favored Taylor Johnson to secure a UFC contract in his second “Contender Series” appearance. “Sergipano” has found similar success in the Octagon itself, most recently breaking Brazilian jiu-jitsu legend Ronaldo Souza’s arm with a vicious armbar (watch it).
He has ended 14 professional fights by submission.
The perfect Octagon start (2-0) for Eryk Anders (14-5) gave way to a 1-4 skid, and though he managed to build a bit of momentum with wins over Vinicius Moreira and Gerald Meerschaert, a loss to Krzysztof Jotko knocked him right back down. His 2021 campaign has seen him fight Darren Stewart to a “No Contest,” then cruise to a decision win in their rematch.
He steps in for the injured Dricus Du Plessis on just over one month’s notice.
When was the last time Anders truly impressed in a fight? His only stoppage win in his last eight fights came against Vinicius Moreira, who got knocked out four times in four UFC appearances. The man just hasn’t parlayed his athleticism into a cohesive striking attack and remains an underdeveloped wrestler. Even if he’s markedly superior to Muniz on the feet, I don’t trust him to actually keep it there or land a game-changing bomb during his brief windows of opportunity.
Muniz’s lackluster boxing is inevitably going to get him sparked when he runs into a quality striker whom he can’t take down. Unfortunately for Anders, he doesn’t fit that bill. Muniz drags him down for a quick submission, and even if the early tap isn’t there, he’s got what it takes to ride out a decision.
Prediction: Muniz via first round submission
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115 lbs.: Miranda Maverick vs. Erin Blanchfield

Miranda Maverick (9-3) parlayed a strong Invicta run into a 2020 UFC debut, which saw her batter Liana Jojua en route to a first-round stoppage. She then claimed a wide decision over Gillian Robertson, only to lose a highly questionable split decision to Maycee Barber four months later.
She has submitted six professional foes and knocked out one other.
Erin Blanchfield (7-1) followed her successful pro debut with a 4-1 run in Invicta, which included a head kick knockout of future UFC competitor Victoria Leonardo. Though she’s been held to just one Octagon appearance due to assorted issues, she made up for quantity with quality, dominating Sarah Alpar in her Sept. 2021 debut.
She stands an inch taller than Maverick at 5’4.”
This may not be the closest fight on the card in terms of odds, but it’s certainly the most difficult to pick. These are two hugely promising prospects in a division that’s in desperate need of new contenders; both the winner and loser will likely remain fixtures of the division for some time.
It’s hard to see this as anything other than a 50/50 clash. Maverick has the edge in size and wrestling, but Blanchfield is the more dangerous clinch fighter and boasts a lethal submission game. I favor Blanchfield by the tiniest of margins; Maverick leaves herself open to takedowns at times and looks outgunned on the ground. Either way, it’ll be razor-thin.
Prediction: Blanchfield via split decision
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125 lbs.: Alex Perez vs. Matt Schnell

A 6-1 run — marred only by a loss to Joseph Benavidez — put Alex Perez (24-6) in position to accept a last-minute title shot against Deiveson Figueiredo in Nov. 2020. Things didn’t quite work out for Perez, who tapped to a guillotine less than two minutes into the first round.
This will be both his first fight in more than one year and his third attempt at facing Matt Schnell (15-6).
“Danger” put a winless (0-2) UFC start behind him to win five of his next six, four of them as an underdog or even money. This set up a clash with rising Brazilian Rogerio Bontorin, who came out on top in what was largely a striking battle. He’s tapped nine opponents as a professional.
I won’t deny that Schnell’s surprised me more than once. He’s still worryingly fragile and lacking in the wrestling necessary to make full use of his excellent submission game, but he just keeps making it work. That said, this would be the most surprising upset of the bunch if he pulled it off. Perez looks to be every bit his equal on the ground and boasts the sort of solid boxing and powerful low kicks that Bontorin used to great effect against “Danger” earlier this year.
Perez has definitely been caught and tapped before, most notably by Figueiredo, so Schnell locking something up either from his back or in transition isn’t out of the question. More likely, Perez wears him down on the feet until Schnell’s stationary enough to eat a fight-ending punch.
Prediction: Perez via second round technical knockout
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145 lbs.: Ryan Hall vs. Darrick Minner

The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 24 winner, Ryan Hall (8-2), quietly put together an undefeated (4-0) UFC run over the course of six years, at one point scoring a bonus-winning heel hook finish of B.J. Penn. He then ended a two-year layoff against fast-rising Ilia Topuria, who knocked out “The Wizard” in the first round of their July 2021 clash.
He boasts three inches of height and an inch of reach on Darrick Minner (26-12).
An unsuccessful “Contender Series” bout with Herbert Burns didn’t stop Minner from eventually reaching the Octagon, where he bounced back from a debut loss to Grant Dawson by upsetting T.J. Laramie and Charles Rosa. He then started strong against Darren Elkins in his fourth UFC bout, only to fall victim to one of “The Damage’s” signature late comebacks.
The decision win over Rosa was just the third of Minner’s professional career, as he’s scored 22 submissions and one (technical) knockout.
When two single-minded submission specialists square off, odds are that they’ll either keep it on the feet or deadlock on the ground when neither proves willing or able to force a more dynamic submission battle. That’s not the case here because Minner only knows how to chase submissions, as seen when he willingly scrambled with Burns. He’s not going to sprawl-and-brawl Hall or try to grind him out from guard.
Laudable as that mindset may be, it’s not going to end terribly well for him. Hall’s BJJ credentials vastly outstrip Minner’s, and the latter’s eight submission losses amply demonstrate that his ground defense is far from airtight. He could theoretically exhaust the aging “Wizard” and take over down the stretch, but it’s much likelier that Hall latches onto his back and forces a quick tap.
Prediction: Hall via first round submission
135 lbs.: Randy Costa vs. Tony Kelley

Randy Costa (6-2) punched his ticket to the Octagon by knocking out his first four opponents in a combined 2:50, but succumbed to Brandon Davis’ grappling after a strong start in his debut. He returned to form with brutal knockouts of Boston Salmon and Journey Newson, the latter of which earned him “Performance of the Night,” only to suffer another comeback finish at the hands of Adrian Yanez.
None of his six victories lasted more than 2:15 minutes.
Though he was unable to sway the judges, Tony Kelley (7-2) nonetheless walked away with a hefty bonus for his Fight of the Night UFC debut against Kai Kamaka III. He was more successful against Ali AlQaisi, whom he outstruck to win a decision in Oct. 2020.
This marks his first appearance in 14 months.
I’m not sure Costa will ever develop the cardio necessary to maintain his offense beyond the first round, especially since dialing back the pace makes his technical shortcomings much more exploitable. Luckily for him, Kelley’s porous defense makes that early finish very possible. “PrimeTime” has a number of bad habits, namely a tendency to throw naked kicks from inside his opponents’ punching range, that Costa is well-equipped to exploit.
Even a deeply flawed fighter like AlQaisi was able to tag Kelley at times, so even if Costa can’t stay on the attack for more than five minutes, he won’t need to. He blasts Kelley into oblivion within the first three minutes.
Prediction: Costa via first round knockout
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125 lbs.: Gillian Robertson vs. Priscilla Cachoeira

Gillian Robertson (9-6) emerged as one of the stronger TUF 26 alumni with a 6-2 UFC start, five of those wins coming inside the distance. The success wasn’t to last, and she enters the cage this Saturday on the heels of two consecutive defeats. She’s scored six submissions and one ground-and-pound finish as a pro.
A one-sided UFC debut loss to Valentina Shevchenko kicked off a three-fight losing streak for Priscilla Cachoeira (10-3), who finally scored her first Octagon victory with a bonus-winning uppercut knockout of Shana Dobson in 2020. She would not see action again for another 15 months, at which point she survived a rough first round to upset Gina Mazany in Houston.
“Zombie Girl” will enjoy two inches of height and reach on Robertson.
Even if the rest of the division may have caught up with her, Robertson remains a highly adept takedown and submission artist, While Cachoeira’s last bout showed that she’s yet to tighten up that area of her game. Robertson won’t run out of gas the way Mazany did and is a much better finisher to boot; even if Cachoeira does survive the first round this time, there’s no guarantee that the rest of them will treat her any better.
So long as Robertson’s cardio holds up the way it always has and she doesn’t somehow succumb to Cachoeira’s basic pressure, she’s got this. A quick double-leg puts the fight in Robinson’s wheelhouse, where she ends it before long.
Prediction: Robertson via first round submission

145 lbs.: Josh Emmett vs. Dan Ige

Josh Emmett (16-2) started his UFC career as a Lightweight, defeating Jon Tuck and Scott Holtzman before dropping a split decision to Des Green. His drop to 145 pounds has resulted in a 5-1 run and two post-fight bonuses for his stoppage of Mirsad Bektic and unreal war with Shane Burgos.
This marks his first fight in almost 18 months.
Dan Ige (15-4) blasted his way into a main event slot with six consecutive victories, though Calvin Kattar proved more than he could handle over 25 minutes. “50k” quickly got another opportunity thanks to a bonus-winning, 22-second knockout of Gavin Tucker, but once again fell short in a battle with Chan Sung Jung.
His nine finishes are split 5/4 between submissions and knockouts.
With all due respect to Ige, Emmett as his best is far more than “50k” can handle. Emmett’s punching power far outstrips Ige’s and he’s more than skilled enough to actually bring that concussive force to bear. Ige isn’t likely to bring his solid top game to bear, either, as he’s struggled to consistently hit takedowns against higher-level competition.
The big question, then, is how well the 36-year-old Emmett can execute after the second-longest layoff of his professional career. If there’s any leftover rust, Ige is hard-nosed and persistent enough to take advantage of it. Still, we’ve seen Emmett come back strong before, so expect him to blast the iron-tough Ige with enough bombs to sway the judges.
Prediction: Emmett via unanimous decision
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135 lbs.: Pedro Munhoz vs. Dominick Cruz

Pedro Munhoz (19-6) looked poised to finally break into the Bantamweight elite with a torrid 7-1 run, capped off by a first-round knockout of Cody Garbrandt. “Young Punisher” is just 1-3 since, most recently dropping a unanimous decision to Jose Aldo in Aug. 2021.
His 13 professional finishes include nine submissions.
About 3.5 years after losing his Bantamweight title to Cody Garbrandt, Dominick Cruz (23-3) returned to the cage to challenge new incumbent Henry Cejudo, who handed “The Dominator” his first-ever technical knockout defeat. Ten months later, he took on another division standout in Casey Kenney, edging out a narrow decision for his first victory since 2016.
He is the taller of the two by two inches and sports a 3.5-inch reach advantage.
Munhoz has numerous technical shortcomings that prevent him from fully realizing his considerable potential, but his inability to cut off the cage may be the most significant. Despite possessing low kicks that can disable opponents with alarming speed, he struggled to slow down either Frankie Edgar or Aljamain Sterling as they pot-shotted him at range or darted in and out. He chopped down Jimmie Rivera, sure, but Rivera was content to slug it out in the pocket. Cruz is far closer to Sterling in terms of his length and preferred range, meaning as long as “The Dominator’s” legs are still there, Munhoz will be fruitlessly chasing him all night.
Cruz’s joints are made of tissue paper, of course, and it wouldn’t be too terribly surprising to see Munhoz compromise him with just one or two clean shots. Still, the persistent inability of “Young Punisher” to make the necessary adjustments to his footwork have me thinking that Cruz will run circles around him for a wide decision win.
Prediction: Cruz via unanimous decision
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265 lbs.: Augusto Sakai vs. Tai Tuivasa

Augusto Sakai (15-3-1) — a “Contender Series: Brazil” graduate — started his UFC career with four consecutive wins, among them a violent 59-second knockout of Marcin Tybura in Vancouver. His efforts earned him two consecutive main event slots, though he fell short in both against Alistair Overeem and Jairzinho Rozenstruik.
He sports a one-inch height advantage and a two-inch reach advantage in this match up.
Tai Tuivasa (13-3) found his once-promising UFC career on shaky legs after three straight defeats, including a highly underwhelming submission loss to Sergey Spivak. After one year on the sidelines, “Bam Bam” returned to form with three consecutive first-round finishes, none more satisfying than his comeback wipeout of Greg Hardy in July 2021.
All but one of his professional wins have come by knockout.
Even acknowledging that Sakai’s recent struggles came against much, much better opposition than Tuivasa’s recent successes, it’s hard not to be disappointed in the Brazilian’s efforts. His wins over Andrei Arlovski and Blagoy Ivanov were more than a little controversial, and those stoppage losses to Overeem and Rozenstruik suggest that one of his best assets, his chin, may be starting to fail him.
That’s more than a slight issue against the much faster Tuivasa, especially considering Sakai’s inability to stay off the fence against Rozenstruik. It remains to be seen just how much Tuivasa has actually improved since that skid, but I do like his chances here. Expect them to trade leg kicks for a while until Tuivasa bullies him into the side of the cage and takes him apart up close.
Prediction: Tuivasa via first round technical knockout
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185 lbs.: Jordan Wright vs. Bruno Silva

Two years after a loss-turned “No Contest” on “Contender Series,” Jordan Wright (12-1) entered UFC’s win column with a 91-second finish of Ike Villanueva. Though he failed to overcome Joaquim Buckley’s onslaught his second time out, he returned to form by blitzing Jamie Pickett in 64 seconds.
All of his wins have come inside the distance, seven of them via knockout.
A dominant, title-winning run in M-1 earned “The Ultimate Fighter (TUF): Brazil” veteran, Bruno Silva (21-6), a UFC opportunity, but a failed drug test delayed it by 2.5 years. He’s since made up for lost time with impressive finishes of Wellington Turman and Andrew Sanchez during his 2021 campaign.
He gives up two inches of height and three inches of reach.
I can definitely understand UFC brass wanting to play it safe with Silva, whose grappling deficiencies were on full display against Sanchez, but feeding the always-entertaining Wright to him just seems cruel. Silva’s got a significant edge in one-shot power and an even larger one in durability, and Wright’s superior striking technique isn’t nearly enough to compensate.
Without the wrestling to keep Silva uncomfortable, the craft to force and win a technical kickboxing match, or the firepower to keep Silva honest, Wright’s in for a bruising. In the end, Silva bullies him to the fence and tears apart his head and midsection until the referee intervenes.
Prediction: Silva via second round technical knockout

**JIBBBY** · 12-09-21, 01:02 PM

I'm liking this card. Some good match ups!!

**GunShard** · 12-09-21, 07:34 PM

Oliveria is a live dog. Cruz should win his fight.

**JIBBBY** · 12-09-21, 07:45 PM

Originally posted by GunShard

Oliveria is a live dog. Cruz should win his fight.

Very live dog. Agreed. Could get the sub for the win also.

**Demonata** · 12-10-21, 07:20 AM

Poirer time baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!

**MT Casings** · 12-10-21, 01:01 PM

Dustin is one of the toughest of all time but I think Charles will prevail in this one. He has too much of that snaky
submission stuff for Dustin. He can also match his stand up boxing pretty evenly. Should be a great fight. Best of luck to
you Demonata.

**Demonata** · 12-10-21, 06:50 PM

Originally posted by MT Casings

Dustin is one of the toughest of all time but I think Charles will prevail in this one. He has too much of that snaky
submission stuff for Dustin. He can also match his stand up boxing pretty evenly. Should be a great fight. Best of luck to
you Demonata.

Thanks but no way in hell is oliviera boxing even with poirer! Good luck to you too!

**LBfightlife** · 12-11-21, 12:39 AM

Charlie Charles looking big, tall, lean, mean and FOCUSED AF..

I also hate betting against Dustin.. Like the guy personally been a fan a long time, but Charlie Charles just started to taste that gold, he needs to provide for la familia, el favela, that whole 9 years inspires another type of hunger. Dustin has been in the money for a long time now.

Remember his last tough fight? With Hangman in 2020, he took a lot of damage, could have easily gone the other way for him that night, within inches on some shots, he almost went down himself.

Then he fights McGregor twice for big paydays.. I don't know as may have been said above, but I just think Charles is has more hunger and his striking and heart is underrated.

**LBfightlife** · 12-11-21, 12:41 AM

Side note, watching weigh ins, Jordan Wright looks leaner and bigger than I've seen. I think he really must have improved his strength and conditioning lately, he was looking more on the soft side in his last few fights. Maybe it was the light effect but he looked a lot better than Ive seen.

**povis** · 12-11-21, 07:42 AM

Cody was fighting at low 140s in his Bantamweight bouts he's looking healthy during face of with Kai.

**hankcream** · 12-11-21, 09:56 AM

I’d like to believe Eric Anders is a live dog but Yo Boi has shit the bed way too many times

**hankcream** · 12-11-21, 10:09 AM

Originally posted by LBfightlife

Side note, watching weigh ins, Jordan Wright looks leaner and bigger than I've seen. I think he really must have improved his strength and conditioning lately, he was looking more on the soft side in his last few fights. Maybe it was the light effect but he looked a lot better than Ive seen.

He looks like he”s in great shape but the Ninja has a glass jaw, Fluffy knocked him out cold in 40 seconds & Buckley concussed him with one shot. If Silva tags him it will be light out for the Beverly Hills Ninja

**Demonata** · 12-11-21, 11:30 AM

**frankieunits2685** · 12-11-21, 12:03 PM

Demonata, will you be wearing the mask for the entire PPV tonight?

Have fun, and GL on your bets. Lets cash.

**Demonata** · 12-11-21, 12:22 PM

Originally posted by frankieunits2685

Demonata, will you be wearing the mask for the entire PPV tonight?

Have fun, and GL on your bets. Lets cash.

Thank you! I hope you hit your bets too! I wish I could wear it the whole time but tonight I will be at the bar so they wont let me

**JIBBBY** · 12-11-21, 04:49 PM

Gotta try Pena ITD at +800. Worth a shot especially at those odds.

If Pena can get past the first two rounds and impose her wrestling and ground game Nunes will gas and quit late.

**JAKEPEAVY21** · 12-11-21, 04:59 PM

Originally posted by Demonata

What punishment can you expect in Utah for getting caught with a small amount of weed?

**Kermit** · 12-11-21, 05:04 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

Gotta try Pena ITD at +800. Worth a shot especially at those odds.

If Pena can get past the first two rounds and impose her wrestling and ground game Nunes will gas and quit late.

I have her at +1000 last night in an open parlay. it was worth throwing $10 on.

Parlay (2 Picks)1 of 2 settled

Dec 10 • 2021Ticket ID:

Total Points - 1st Half: Over 137.5 @ +155 SAC Kings @ CHA Hornets

To win by Finish: Yes (Peña, Julianna) @ +1000 Nunes, Amanda - Peña, Julianna

Odds: +2705

Wager: $10.00

Pot. Payout: $280.50

**JIBBBY** · 12-11-21, 05:08 PM

Originally posted by Kermit

I have her at +1000 last night in an open parlay. it was worth throwing $10 on.

Parlay (2 Picks)1 of 2 settled

Dec 10 • 2021Ticket ID:

Total Points - 1st Half: Over 137.5 @ +155 SAC Kings @ CHA Hornets

To win by Finish: Yes (Peña, Julianna) @ +1000 Nunes, Amanda - Peña, Julianna

Odds: +2705

Wager: $10.00

Pot. Payout: $280.50

Yup I jumped on it late. Pena ITD +800 now on Bovada.. Good luck Kermy this would be a nice hit if it lands!!

**Kermit** · 12-11-21, 05:12 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

Yup I jumped on it late. Pena ITD +800 now on Bovada.. Good luck Kermy this would be a nice hit if it lands!!

I also have Nunes ITD parlayed with that BHV/Santos fight ITD at -150.

Also big on Tai ITD +125

I'll be surprised if the Santos fight makes it out of the 1st round.

**Demonata** · 12-11-21, 05:14 PM

Originally posted by JAKEPEAVY21

What punishment can you expect in Utah for getting caught with a small amount of weed?

I have no idea! Sorry man!

**JIBBBY** · 12-11-21, 05:15 PM

Originally posted by Kermit

I also have Nunes ITD parlayed with that BHV/Santos fight ITD at -150.

Also big on Tai ITD +125

I'll be surprised if the Santos fight makes it out of the 1st round.

I'm on Tai by KO +140 also.. Let's get it Kermy!!

I could see a bunch of dogs landing inside the distance on this card. Not a bad idea to try a few at some of these favorable prop odds.

**Hugo de Naranja** · 12-11-21, 05:47 PM

UFC 269: Oliveira vs. Poirier Picks:
Gillian Robertson Round 2 Submission (Rear-Naked Choke)
Randy Costa Round 1 KO (Head Kick)
Ryan Hall Round 1 Submission (Heel Hook)
Erin Blanchfield Unanimous Decision (29-28 x3)
Eryk Anders Round 1 TKO (Punches)
Bruno Silva Round 1 KO (Punches)
Augusto Sakai Unanimous Decision (29-28 x3)
Dominick Cruz Unanimous Decision (30-27, 29-28 x2)
Dan Ige Split Decision (29-28 x2, 28-29)
Sean O’Malley Round 1 TKO (Head Kick and Punches)
Kai Kara-France Round 1 TKO (Punches)
Geoff Neal Round 2 KO (Head Kick)
Amanda Nunes Round 1 Submission (Rear-Naked Choke)
Dustin Poirier Round 2 TKO (Punches)

**Hugo de Naranja** · 12-11-21, 05:47 PM

UFC 269: Oliveira vs. Poirier

Fight Pass Early Prelims:

Fight #1: Robertson vs. Cachoeira
No Bet

Fight #2: R. Costa vs. Kelley
No Bet

Fight #3: R. Hall vs. Minner
No Bet

Fight #4: Blanchfield vs. Maverick
Blanchfield (+122) 0.16u

Fight #5: Anders vs. Muniz
Anders (+165) 0.22u

ESPN 2 Prelims:

Fight #6: B. Silva vs. Wright
No Bet

Fight #7: Sakai vs. Tuivasa
No Bet

Fight #8: Cruz vs. Munhoz
Cruz+Munhoz Goes Distance (-167) 1.75u to win 1.05u

Hedge:
Munhoz Submission (+1600) 0.15u

Fight #9: Ige vs. Emmett
Ige Scorecards = No Action (+165) 0.27u
Ige Decision (+275) 0.37u

Main Card:

Fight #10: O’Malley vs. Paiva
No Bet

Fight #11: Kara-France vs. Garbrandt
Kara-France ITD (+310) 0.35u

Fight #12: Neal vs. Ponzinibbio
Neal Scorecards = No Action (-140) 0.13u to win 0.09u

Fight #13: Nunes (C) vs. Pena
No Bet

Fight #14: Oliveira (C) vs. Poirier
Poirier (-127) 2u to win 1.58u
Poirier Submission (+1200) 0.1u

**Hugo de Naranja** · 12-11-21, 05:48 PM

Headed to the arena with WolfTicketDealer now. Enjoy the fights gents!

**frankieunits2685** · 12-11-21, 06:03 PM

We have the ladies kicking things off. Lets do it!