Thanks. Its written wrong on ufc.com. Even though its written friday 14 dec, on the countdown, the clock is showing 1 day and 12 hours left, when it should be 0 days and 12 hours. Focking amateurs.
Thanks. Its written wrong on ufc.com. Even though its written friday 14 dec, on the countdown, the clock is showing 1 day and 12 hours left, when it should be 0 days and 12 hours. Focking amateurs.
Its pretty hectic ill guess. penetrate i have this christmas dinner thing with my mates today. Hector better not f from behind with a leg lock defeat.
Jeremy "Lil Heathen" Stephens
My manager wants me to start 2013 as a featherweight (145) and working with @ufc to make it happen. Sounds interesting!
I just think that Wilkinson would of been in the finale against Parke if not for the eye issue. Wilkinson has fought and beaten some half-decent competition in his career, guys like Brian Moore and Artem Lobov come out of arguably the best camp in Europe in SGB, Ireland and are both well respected. Brendan's best win pre-TUF is against Jordan Miller who has 5 wins and 10 losses. His most recent win was against a bantamweight Danny Welsh who has a record of 5 wins 26 losses. In the house I think he was fortunate that he got to face probably the only other guy in house who was younger and less experienced in Iodice. I may be totally wrong but I just think Wilkinson is the more refined grappler and this combined with his experience against tougher competition will lead to him having the edge in the grappling and being able to take advantage of any mistakes Loughnane makes. Both of these guys will move to FW after this fight, but I do think Loughnane has a slight size and power advantage which is a concern. Both guys like to take their opponents down and work a Ground and Pound style, however Wilkinson will take more chances with submission attempts and if he does end up on the bottom he wont just lie there getting pounded on, he will look for sweeps and heel-hooks/leg-locks in order to create a scramble if necessary (see the Lobov fight where he pulled off an excellent sweep towards end of round 1). Wilkinson is also a guy who gets stronger as the fight progresses, while although Loughnane is also very tough, durable and a grinder - he also tend to exert some energy throwing wild over-hand rights and isnt a patient fighter which may cost him in this one against a cool-head like WIlkinson
Last edited by Vaughany; 12-14-12 at 09:52 AM.
I was gonna play Brendan as a dog, but I might skip it now and just play the over.
Gyp Moretti?
ha course
My current locals don't put up odds for over/unders til like an hour before the card starts
Also, Brendan has been training with Brad Pickett during the off time, says he's been taking his training more seriously than ever before.
I hope you can get odds for o/u, I have a lot of fights going over