then wait for the start of GSP-fight...at that moment, switch instead to watch a replay of Alvarez-Chandler (Bellator LW Title Fight from a few weeks ago)...as good as MMA gets...when it gets down to decision-time on that replay...switch again to live UFC...if bet has a chance ur there for it...if not, say fukk it and go to sleep, knowing u probably saw the better fight anyhowOriginally Posted by Catchn_Picks
Man I hate holding my breath for 25 minutes
LOL…don't think I haven't done that before when I couldn't handle the near miss KO's or subs that almost get there. 25 minutes seem like an eternity.then wait for the start of GSP-fight...at that moment, switch instead to watch a replay of Alvarez-Chandler (Bellator LW Title Fight from a few weeks ago)...as good as MMA gets...when it gets down to decision-time on that replay...switch again to live UFC...if bet has a chance ur there for it...if not, say fukk it and go to sleep, knowing u probably saw the better fight anyhow
On the other side, fighters tend to fight differently when they know they may have to fight for five rounds.
gl all
You mean 5? Hendricks probably has the cardio to go 2.5-3 hard rounds, considering he's been training hard for this fight and that GSP's pace isn't very high, but if he can't get the finish in the first round, it's very, very unlikely that he gets it past that. GSP's advantage will become more pronounced as he adjusts, mentally and physically, throughout the fight.Man I hate holding my breath for 25 minutes
The question is who will dry hump a Man more on Saturday- GSP or MD aka marcus Dublin up on nuts
Not doubting GSP's cardio. But I'm not sure if it is as good as it was vs. Penn, ALves, Fitch. Vs. Diaz he looked tired towards the end. His shots looked much less explosive and he was stuffed by Nicolas Diaz a few times rather easy. GSP still holds the cardio advantage here, but not sure he has the cardio he used too.You mean 5? Hendricks probably has the cardio to go 2.5-3 hard rounds, considering he's been training hard for this fight and that GSP's pace isn't very high, but if he can't get the finish in the first round, it's very, very unlikely that he gets it past that. GSP's advantage will become more pronounced as he adjusts, mentally and physically, throughout the fight.
He definitely gassed against Diaz, but that was apparently due to "injury". I personally think that he's declining, but I suppose we'll find out soon.Not doubting GSP's cardio. But I'm not sure if it is as good as it was vs. Penn, ALves, Fitch. Vs. Diaz he looked tired towards the end. His shots looked much less explosive and he was stuffed by Nicolas Diaz a few times rather easy. GSP still holds the cardio advantage here, but not sure he has the cardio he used too.
I can't wait for this fight to hit the mat…gotta think GSP will shoot and you know Hendricks will sprawl…love two great wrestlers/grapplers laying it out.
I bet Hendricks because I got +240 and hedged GSP/DEC because I tail MD. I don't see Hendricks DEC or GSP by sub or KO so if I am right I win and if not….well, it won't be my first loss.
gl all…thanks MD
Well looks like we have ourselves a showdown. I am on the opposite side of that bet. I'm on Rampage all the way to the bank! This bet is a microcosm of both of are betting styles. I take the chalky probable win. You close your eyes and swing for the fences.
No comment necessary.
Bragging because I lost a play at +335 isn't much of an accomplishment. I may feel worse about it if you hadn't been documented as losing all of your bankroll weeks ago.
No comment necessary.
http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/boxing-mma...2-5-150-a.html
Lost this thread play, and lost on Beltran. Oh well, hopefully I recoup the loss tomorrow.
Curse YOU MD! You being such a good sport about losing has taken all the wind out of my sails!http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/boxing-mma...2-5-150-a.html
Lost this thread play, and lost on Beltran. Oh well, hopefully I recoup the loss tomorrow.It would appear that you have undergone some type of emotional growth transformation. Oh well. I suppose I will wish you good luck on all of your endevours tomorrow. I am going to bed now. However, I shall return again to stir the pot tomorrow!
He was off in that fight for some reason, I think the physiological drama kind of got to him, like in some of his other fights, post Serra. He could be declining though, but I dont think he loses this fight. Hes a master of range and timing, which is what he will need against Hendricks.He definitely gassed against Diaz, but that was apparently due to "injury". I personally think that he's declining, but I suppose we'll find out soon.
Firas Zahabi said he had the beginning of a fever.He was off in that fight for some reason, I think the physiological drama kind of got to him, like in some of his other fights, post Serra. He could be declining though, but I dont think he loses this fight. Hes a master of range and timing, which is what he will need against Hendricks.
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Hopefully you'll go through this emotional transformation and actually come to terms with going zero to dozen on a few accounts...Curse YOU MD! You being such a good sport about losing has taken all the wind out of my sails!
