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190951180-1 8/16/13 5:16pm $50.00 $175.00 Pending 8/17/13 6:30pm Props Fighting 1931 Brandao wins by submission +350* vs Any other result
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190951180-1 8/16/13 5:16pm $50.00 $175.00 Pending 8/17/13 6:30pm Props Fighting 1931 Brandao wins by submission +350* vs Any other result
That line's stupid, isn't it?
Damn good line, just cant trust brandao
Gabe’s Recommended Play: Steve Mocco -600 — I recommend including him in a parlay with UFC Fight Night 26′s Uriah Hall -400, which will reduce the juice from -600 all the way down to -218.
it's like gabe is openly mocking anyone with three brain cells
this shit is confusing as hell. What do I bet? His pick, main play or small play??Gabe’s Pick:Chael P. Sonnen by Unanimous Decision (50-45, 50-45, 50-45)
Gabe’s Recommended Play:Fight Starts Round 3 -220 is my main play but I also like Chael Sonnen -125 for a small play.
went 2-0 picking a -260 and -600 favorite no mention of units bet, just pure record of picking winners.Gabriel Killian @GabeKillianMMA 2h Went 2-0 w my @MMAOddsBreaker pick articles, making me 17-5 total. Have 6 more for tomorrow's #UFCFightNight26 card, find 'em on the site.
gabe if you're reading this you're a fraud. Telling people parlays reduce juice then bragging about a 2-0 record when that means absolutely nothing.
UFC's Wanderlei Silva open to fight with Chael Sonnen, vows to 'hurt him'
by Mike Bohn on Aug 16, 2013 at 8:30 pm ET
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Despite the fact Chael Sonnen has a main-event fight against Mauricio Rua lined up for Saturday, it seems people are more interested in who Sonnen will fight after "Shogun."
Many are eager to see a matchup with former PRIDE championWanderlei Silva (35-12-1, 1 NC MMA, 5-7 UFC), a fighter who has exchanged words with Sonnen (27-13-1 MMA, 6-6 UFC) for years with talk ramping up in recent weeks.
In the days leading up to UFC Fight Night 26, where he fights Rua at TD Garden in Boston, Sonnen has said publicly he wants Silva next. However, he doesn't believe the Brazilian would ever put pen to paper and sign a bout agreement.
For someone on a two-fight losing streak, Silva believes Sonnen is in no position to make assumptions as to what fights he would or would not accept.
"This is a joke – he's a clown," Silva told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) in response to Sonnen's statements. "He's a second-level fighter. He's not Top 10 – he's not a top fighter. He can't say anything about that because he's not in the position. His results don't give him the right to talk like that."
Before any real conversations regarding the potential grudge match can be had, Sonnen must first get past Rua, a former UFC light heavyweight champion who is eager to get back in the win column after losing to top contender Alexander Gustafsson this past December.
Rua is a dangerous opponent with a legitimate chance of handing Sonnen his third consecutive defeat, something Silva is so certain will take place that he is willing to wager a significant amount of money on it.
"'Shogun' can beat him anywhere. In the standup or on the ground – he can submit and he can knock out," Silva said. "I don't see any chance for Sonnen in that fight. I don't gamble, but I talked to my wife. I want to put $100,000 on 'Shogun.'"
While Silva has an obvious bias towards Rua due to their close relationship, he believes a gap in skill will be too much for Sonnen to overcome and believes the level of violence his countryman brings to the table will not only be enough to get the win, but perhaps force the 36-year-old Sonnen into retirement.
"'Shogun' is going to hurt him," he said. "I think it's maybe going to be Sonnen's last fight. He's not going to fight after that fight anymore."
The main event of Saturday's fight card from TD Garden in Boston is "Shogun" vs. Sonnen. But as UFC President Dana White said Thursday, Silva was originally offered the slot opposite Sonnen, but turned it down due to injury.
While Silva wouldn't have been fit to fight at Saturday's event, he revealed he is now back to proper health and eyeing a return to the cage by the end of 2013.
"I had a problem with my sciatic in this last fight and the pain comes, the pain goes," Silva said. "I don't have that problem anymore and I'm ready to get back."
Silva knows fans are clamoring to see him sort out his differences with Sonnen inside the octagon, and regardless of the outcome against Rua, "The Axe Murderer" is eager to give the people what they want.
But more than anything, he finally wants to settle the score with Sonnen and make him regret ever speaking ill of him.
"When I fight with him, it's going to be a great fight, it's going to be a good match," Silva said. "But when I fight with him, he's going to know what's going to happen.
"I'm not going to just fight. I'm going to hurt him."UFC's Wanderlei Silva open to fight with Chael Sonnen, vows to 'hurt him'
by Mike Bohn on Aug 16, 2013 at 8:30 pm ET
81 25 0 243
Despite the fact Chael Sonnen has a main-event fight against Mauricio Rua lined up for Saturday, it seems people are more interested in who Sonnen will fight after "Shogun."
Many are eager to see a matchup with former PRIDE championWanderlei Silva (35-12-1, 1 NC MMA, 5-7 UFC), a fighter who has exchanged words with Sonnen (27-13-1 MMA, 6-6 UFC) for years with talk ramping up in recent weeks.
In the days leading up to UFC Fight Night 26, where he fights Rua at TD Garden in Boston, Sonnen has said publicly he wants Silva next. However, he doesn't believe the Brazilian would ever put pen to paper and sign a bout agreement.
For someone on a two-fight losing streak, Silva believes Sonnen is in no position to make assumptions as to what fights he would or would not accept.
"This is a joke – he's a clown," Silva told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) in response to Sonnen's statements. "He's a second-level fighter. He's not Top 10 – he's not a top fighter. He can't say anything about that because he's not in the position. His results don't give him the right to talk like that."
Before any real conversations regarding the potential grudge match can be had, Sonnen must first get past Rua, a former UFC light heavyweight champion who is eager to get back in the win column after losing to top contender Alexander Gustafsson this past December.
Rua is a dangerous opponent with a legitimate chance of handing Sonnen his third consecutive defeat, something Silva is so certain will take place that he is willing to wager a significant amount of money on it.
"'Shogun' can beat him anywhere. In the standup or on the ground – he can submit and he can knock out," Silva said. "I don't see any chance for Sonnen in that fight. I don't gamble, but I talked to my wife. I want to put $100,000 on 'Shogun.'"
While Silva has an obvious bias towards Rua due to their close relationship, he believes a gap in skill will be too much for Sonnen to overcome and believes the level of violence his countryman brings to the table will not only be enough to get the win, but perhaps force the 36-year-old Sonnen into retirement.
"'Shogun' is going to hurt him," he said. "I think it's maybe going to be Sonnen's last fight. He's not going to fight after that fight anymore."
The main event of Saturday's fight card from TD Garden in Boston is "Shogun" vs. Sonnen. But as UFC President Dana White said Thursday, Silva was originally offered the slot opposite Sonnen, but turned it down due to injury.
While Silva wouldn't have been fit to fight at Saturday's event, he revealed he is now back to proper health and eyeing a return to the cage by the end of 2013.
"I had a problem with my sciatic in this last fight and the pain comes, the pain goes," Silva said. "I don't have that problem anymore and I'm ready to get back."
Silva knows fans are clamoring to see him sort out his differences with Sonnen inside the octagon, and regardless of the outcome against Rua, "The Axe Murderer" is eager to give the people what they want.
But more than anything, he finally wants to settle the score with Sonnen and make him regret ever speaking ill of him.
"When I fight with him, it's going to be a great fight, it's going to be a good match," Silva said. "But when I fight with him, he's going to know what's going to happen.
"I'm not going to just fight. I'm going to hurt him."