I may put 3 units down on Noons as well, this fight probably wont be going to the ground. Noons has decent takedown defense right? As well as Gurgel having weak takedowns, or never attempting to use them.
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08-20-10 01:54 PM #36
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08-20-10 02:26 PM #37
Yee Noons should scool Gurgel. His takedown defence is pretty good from what ive seen in past (Diaz fight particularly) and some betting sites and mma sites that list fighters strengths all have "fast hands, technical boxing, and take down defence" as his strengths! Dont know if uve seen the open workout mash-up but Noons is looking in good shape and confident (with his cheesey "ALL DAY BABY" quote at the end!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zd4-bAY8iUU
Originally Posted by NickBaragona
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08-20-10 03:33 PM #38
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I agree. I will be placing a 3 unit bet on Noons, but I won't be adding him to my parlay. Originally Posted by Vaughany
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08-20-10 04:04 PM #39
have switched my bet, no longer taking gurgel going with noons....
so king mo (going big) noons,kennedy and small play on noons
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08-20-10 04:14 PM #40
What made you change your mind? Originally Posted by sundin4prez
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08-20-10 08:28 PM #41
I should have learned my lesson like money others when BJ Penn last lost but I'm very tempted to disregard money management and go big on King Mo at -400 here.
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08-20-10 09:08 PM #42
My predictions:
King Mo vs Feijao Calvacante: This is Mo's eight fight in his young career. He is still very green and relies heavily on his wrestling to win fights. Feijao has knockout power in both hands that can end the fight instantly. I think Feijao has value at +323. Watching his past fights, I like what he does in the clinch and his moves to fend off takedowns. Mo, on the other hand, has just rammed through his opponents. His only fight that we can gauge his skills was the Mousasi fight. His boxing looked very good as he tagged Mousasi multiple times. Wrestling wise, looked sharp as well. However, Mousasi didn't seem to bother defending the take down. He pulled guard instead of scrambling and getting his grips to stop the tackle. Feijao's offensive striking is beautiful to look at. He throws with authority in all his punches and his knees . Also, I think his size and strength will be the X factor in this fight. The conditioning and endurance of Feijao, according to Lawal backers, is the biggest factor. Some say that he needs a quick KO in the first two rounds for him to win. However, I think Mo Lawal's conditioning is pretty shady as well. He was gassed in the Mousasi fight. All in all, I think King Mo is not a lock as everyone seems to believe. At +300, I think Feijao can pull of the upset by using his punches and fending off King Mo's take downs in route for a stoppage
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08-20-10 09:32 PM #43
Feijao only has a few more fights and Mo has faced and beaten better competition. Fejao has never faced anyone with the world class wrestilng skill that Mo has.Mos been successful on 33 of his last 37 takedown tries.King mos gonna be able to take feijao down easy and get a stoppage or grind it out. Mo has value up to -500 Originally Posted by Ewoi
My predictions:
King Mo vs Feijao Calvacante: This is Mo's eight fight in his young career. He is still very green and relies heavily on his wrestling to win fights. Feijao has knockout power in both hands that can end the fight instantly. I think Feijao has value at +323. Watching his past fights, I like what he does in the clinch and his moves to fend off takedowns. Mo, on the other hand, has just rammed through his opponents. His only fight that we can gauge his skills was the Mousasi fight. His boxing looked very good as he tagged Mousasi multiple times. Wrestling wise, looked sharp as well. However, Mousasi didn't seem to bother defending the take down. He pulled guard instead of scrambling and getting his grips to stop the tackle. Feijao's offensive striking is beautiful to look at. He throws with authority in all his punches and his knees . Also, I think his size and strength will be the X factor in this fight. The conditioning and endurance of Feijao, according to Lawal backers, is the biggest factor. Some say that he needs a quick KO in the first two rounds for him to win. However, I think Mo Lawal's conditioning is pretty shady as well. He was gassed in the Mousasi fight. All in all, I think King Mo is not a lock as everyone seems to believe. At +300, I think Feijao can pull of the upset by using his punches and fending off King Mo's take downs in route for a stoppage
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08-20-10 09:34 PM #44
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08-21-10 01:07 AM #45
I agree. Underestimating Mo's wrestling is a big mistake. I don't see anyone in the Strikeforce LHW or HW being able to stop them consistently. Originally Posted by playa420
Last edited by bogbat; 08-21-10 at 01:24 AM.
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08-21-10 01:31 AM #46
King Mo is a beast. He has fantastic wrestling and good striking. You aren't taking him down, but if you stand with him, he's very good there as well. And he can grind you down and go 5 rounds if he has to. He's a beast.
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08-21-10 09:28 AM #47
Easy picks for me in this one. Parlaying King Mo + Noons
And going w/ 2u on the dog in Tim Kennedy at +220.
Can't wait!
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08-21-10 01:47 PM #48
LHW sure but guys like Fedor and Overeem would be able to handle Mo's takedowns Originally Posted by bogbat
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08-21-10 04:06 PM #49
just rewatching fights, gurgel likes to get in boxing matches where he is always is disadvantaged and noons has really good takedown defense.... Originally Posted by NickBaragona
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08-21-10 05:36 PM #50
I guess no books are going to put props for this event.
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08-21-10 09:55 PM #51
wtf that was a totally illegal knee by Noons and the ref didn't call anything. I have him in a parlay, so I'm glad he won, but that was blatantly illegal and warranted a DQ.
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08-21-10 09:56 PM #52
Noons is the shit! I love his style, he really knows how to sprawl well and pick guys apart on their feet. Hope James Toney does the same thing next weekend.
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08-21-10 10:00 PM #53
Agreed. I thought there was going to be a no contest after the blow at the bell and a dq after the illegal blow that finished it. But...nothing
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08-21-10 10:47 PM #54
When does Frank Shamrock get those braces off? C'mon bro.
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08-21-10 11:08 PM #55
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08-21-10 11:09 PM #56
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08-21-10 11:10 PM #57
King mo just got knocked silly.
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08-21-10 11:10 PM #58
unfucking real I lost my ass tonight
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08-21-10 11:13 PM #59
Mo could take him down but couldn't keep him there.
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08-21-10 11:13 PM #60
Me too man. And now i'm betpoints broke too
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08-21-10 11:15 PM #61
King Mo is Strikeforce for life.... he is limited. He goes straightforward...no counters, no defense, If he doesnt' overwhelm someone he's in trouble.
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08-21-10 11:23 PM #62
The guy is a fantastic wrestler and he couldn't keep him down for 5 seconds. He couldn't even take him down when he wanted to early in the fight. I don't get it Originally Posted by JuicedUp
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08-21-10 11:34 PM #63
Sorry for anyone who went big with King Mo. Congrats to all Feijao backers. Originally Posted by Ewoi
My predictions:
King Mo vs Feijao Calvacante: This is Mo's eight fight in his young career. He is still very green and relies heavily on his wrestling to win fights. Feijao has knockout power in both hands that can end the fight instantly. I think Feijao has value at +323. Watching his past fights, I like what he does in the clinch and his moves to fend off takedowns. Mo, on the other hand, has just rammed through his opponents. His only fight that we can gauge his skills was the Mousasi fight. His boxing looked very good as he tagged Mousasi multiple times. Wrestling wise, looked sharp as well. However, Mousasi didn't seem to bother defending the take down. He pulled guard instead of scrambling and getting his grips to stop the tackle. Feijao's offensive striking is beautiful to look at. He throws with authority in all his punches and his knees . Also, I think his size and strength will be the X factor in this fight. The conditioning and endurance of Feijao, according to Lawal backers, is the biggest factor. Some say that he needs a quick KO in the first two rounds for him to win. However, I think Mo Lawal's conditioning is pretty shady as well. He was gassed in the Mousasi fight. All in all, I think King Mo is not a lock as everyone seems to believe. At +300, I think Feijao can pull of the upset by using his punches and fending off King Mo's take downs in route for a stoppage
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08-21-10 11:36 PM #64
people overrated Mo's win over Gegard, had no business being that high of a favorite.
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08-21-10 11:37 PM #65
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08-21-10 11:39 PM #66
Congrats, thank god I only lost betpoints. I haven't been able to watch the fight but was shocked just reading the play by play. Originally Posted by Ewoi
Sorry for anyone who went big with King Mo. Congrats to all Feijao backers.
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08-21-10 11:52 PM #67
Anyone do an anti-Lashley/King Mo parlay?
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08-22-10 12:13 AM #68
Crickets. Originally Posted by Collegepays
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08-22-10 02:03 AM #69
i can't believe lashley lost. WOW.
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08-22-10 02:06 AM #70
Strikeforce can't catch a break. all these upsets in Strikeforce makes it difficult for Strikeforce to build up a superstar.
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