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Darpa
Canada4413 Posts
On May 23 2013 04:46 Yorke wrote: So hyped for this match, damn. I think JDS is going to wear Hunt down with rapid strikes but would love to see one solid haymaker from Hunt score a knockout. Yeah Dos Santos should work him over, but he always has the strikers chance | ||
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Silentness
United States2821 Posts
*edit* Found it: | ||
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Silentness
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luckybeni2
Germany1065 Posts
http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2013/5/23/4354732/ufc-160-judo-chop-mark-hunt-junior-dos-santos-jds-mma-k1-technique-breakdown- http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2013/5/22/4354634/ufc-160-technique-breakdownjudo-chop-junior-dos-santos-jds-mark-hunt-mma | ||
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Kyhol
Canada2574 Posts
There was a prop on Jeremy Stephens, -750 anything but submission. To imply that Jeremy gets the submission 12% of the time is utter madness. If you go through footage of his fights you will see that he shows no submission intent, his strategy is to simply fight standing up, and if the opportunity arises, he will attempt to finish a fight with strikes. This is without mentioning his opponent, who is a beast! He has a great left hook, which he times incredibly well. A great jab which he will use throughout the fight. Most importantly he has great TDD and sprawls. He won't be put in the situation to get submitted, and if he does, as mentioned above, Jeremy will simply elect to throw heat. There is value in Stephen Thompson. I would cap him at about -275. Gray Maynard should do well against T.J. T.J statistically has incredibly poor TDD. Gray will "Bully" his way to another title shot. Nurmagomedov vs Trujillo is interesting. Nurmagomedov is very wild and doesn't seem to know wtf he is doing on the feet. If Trujillo can time his wild-style with uppercuts/straights he will be vulnerable. Trujillo has great defensive wrestling. He won't be put on the mat by Nurmagomedov. I'm pumped for the fights tonight. This card is STACKED! Hopefully there will be value in live betting. ![[image loading]](https://imageshack.us/a/img199/9711/tysonpushhype.gif) Mikes lovin' it. :D | ||
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Yorke
England881 Posts
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imJealous
United States1382 Posts
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Darpa
Canada4413 Posts
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GrapeApe
1053 Posts
On May 22 2013 20:50 liberate71 wrote: Yeah people over-hype the Cain 'beatdown' to be honest. Once that cut had set in (which didnt take long) - Bigfoot was just getting smashed because he wasnt able to defend. I don't discredit Cains win at all, but people thinking the fight is a complete mis-match will be a bit surprised - just look at Bigfoots last fight. I've still got Cain via Decision or TKO, but Bigfoot wont be on his ass for <5 minutes until the ref stops it. Also ive got JDS via sub over Hunt, it almost seems inevitable. Yeah, screw cuts. Fedor would have won round 3! I'm going with Cain by brutal G'n'P. I don't care how big Silva is, or how good his hands are...he's not going to stop the smothering wrestling game. I hope Mark Hunt can land a big shot and get another win. He's a pretty awesome guy. JDS should, honestly, take it fairly easy. I've seen Mark Hunt make leaps and bounds on his ground game, and he always says that he does have one and he's willing to role...but I find it hard to believe it's on the same level. Who knows though, maybe he shocks the world and chokes JDS out  edit: lol that is an awesome Mike Tyson gif | ||
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Yorke
England881 Posts
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wongfeihung
United States763 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/rwBCKVM.jpg) | ||
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King K. Rool
Canada4408 Posts
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Yorke
England881 Posts
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Yorke
England881 Posts
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Jockmcplop
United Kingdom9660 Posts
On May 26 2013 08:11 Yorke wrote: Haha what was that? I dunno but it put a smile on my face. That kinda thing is like a short cut to making a name for yourself when u fight in prelims. People who see that will remember him. | ||
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Silentness
United States2821 Posts
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TheDougler
Canada8304 Posts
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Mementoss
Canada2595 Posts
if you from the east coast cheer from him cause hes from Cole Harbour | ||
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Silentness
United States2821 Posts
On May 26 2013 08:35 Mementoss wrote: TJ Grant GOGOGOGOGOG if you from the east coast cheer from him cause hes from Cole Harbour I got fantasy points on TJ Grant so I'm rooting for him. Hopefully Maynard has ring rust, but I'd doubt it. Bowles sure looked like he had ring rust. He got wrecked at the end of his right. | ||
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Blondinbengt
Sweden578 Posts
On May 26 2013 08:33 TheDougler wrote: Turns out I'm watching this. Could somebody give me a short run down of who the favorites are and what they've done etc? Any amount of help for his UFC noob is greatly appreciated .Well, the main event is basically a huge underdog fighting the champion with very few people giving him (Antonio Silva) much of a chance, primarily because of Cain being a great wrestler and Silva having atrocious takedown defence, which is why their first match turned out to be a literal bloodbath with Silva on the recieving end of it. But with heavyweights come massive power and you never know when someone is going to be KOd in a single shot. The co-main event is the match for who gets the next shot at the title, it was orginally supposed to be between Alistair Overeem and Junior Dos Santos but Mark Hunt is replacing Overeem on account of a leg injury. Junior is the ex-champion who lost his belt to Cain after having won it from Cain himself, he is regarded as the best boxer in the heavyweight division and one of the best in MMA as a whole and a very well-rounded fighter overall. Mark Hunt is a veteran of K-1 (kickboxing) and Pride (old school japanese MMA organization), with some of the hardest punches in the business and a chin made of granite. He's fought the best heavyweight has to offer for the past decade but has never been seen as one of it's greatest, mainly due to a huge weakness, which is his entire wrestling and ground game. Most people are writing Hunt off completely in this fight and while he should be an underdog, I think people may be surprised by him here. Glover Texeira vs James Te-Huna is a Light Heavyweight fight between a lower end top 10 fighter (Texeira) and a top 10-15 fighter (Te-Huna). But rankings in this case are deceptive, because this fight is much more relevant than most fringe top 10 fights. In a division starved for new challenger for it's seemingly invincible champion (Jon Jones) Texeira and Te-Huna are two up and coming fighters who despite being in their 30s are relatively new to the UFC. Texeira especially have made quite a splash racking up some impressive wins while going undefeated in the UFC so far. Te-Huna has 2 more wins in the UFC compared to Texeira but against lesser competion and didn't win as impressively in the eyes of the masses, he also has a loss in the UFC to top 5 fighter and potential title contender Alexander Gustafsson. Both are big strong LHWs with a lot of power behind their punches, the fact that they both have shown a willingness to stand and bang for extended periods of time could mean we have a barnburner to look forward to. Ultimately Glover is going in as the favorite based off of more significant wins and a BJJ black belt to back up his striking. | ||
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