I know he’s smaller but Morenos fighting like he doesn’t have a jab. Everything over the top and loopy
Best place to watch old cards? I started watching around 2005 when my local poker home game was buying them but tbh my memory isn't great and no chance I'd remember how a fight from 2007 went. Just want to go back and watch some of the old cards.
Don't hate that. We have golf sweats, UFC sweats, Clemson/Carolina baseball, and Clemson basketball today. My kid better settle the fuck in because we're not doing shit today.
got the state karate competition in denver at 1:30 for my little guy. is it frowned upon to have a shit ufc card playing on my phone during it?
it’s cute as hell that’s for sure. once he gets to 6-7 i’d like to get him in bjj or higher level karate/kickboxing only if he wants to. would give me an excuse to join the classes as well
As far as bets go: I like Rozenstruik via KO. Gaziev has looked great, but he has not fought good competition. I am willing to take a shot on the veteran KO artist. Also think Tyson Pedro has a chance to win vs Petrino. Petrino has also fought not great competition and has bad head strike defense. I took the Pedro KO prop at +650. Also bet Loik Radzhabov +146 vs Al-Selwady. Another experienced fighter vs someone who has a very modest strength of schedule. Parlay keys for me are Erceg and CLD/Ribeiro no distance. Also took Erceg via Dec +200. This card is such a chalk fest, wouldn't be surprised if one of the big favorites goes down so I stayed away from parlaying them all together. Used basically everyone in different ways though. I think newcomer Oliveira should win vs late replacement Sopaj. No distance on Anders/Pickett at -110 is good value.
I have a serious golf sweat going, sick kid, wife is at work. So I just ran the sims for this ov/ev card since I have very little clue who a lot of these guys are. 15 lineups and Klein was on 10 of them and only 28% owned in the big tourney ($100k up top), so off to a nice start.
The sweet spot of landing a lot of sig strikes and then also getting the first round finish. Amazing he was only 28% owned, how pricey was he?
$9.6k. I think he got sandwiched a little with lots of people opting for Nurmagomedov and a little Basharat instead. Have very little Nurmagomedov and zero Basharat, who just shit the bed.