Completed MMA Bout
Geoff Neal vs. Santiago Ponzinibbio
Main Card | Welterweight · 170 lbs | Pro MMA
Geoff Neal defeats Santiago Ponzinibbio via 3 Round Decision
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Geoff Neal Santiago Ponzinibbio
"Handz of Steel" "Argentine Dagger"
| 13-4-0 | Pro Record At Fight | 28-4-0 | ||
| Climbed to 14-4 | Record After Fight | Fell to 28-5 | ||
| +100 (Near Even) | Betting Odds | -120 (Near Even) | ||
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| Dallas, Texas | Fighting out of | La Plata, Argentina | ||
| 31 years, 3 months, 1 week, 6 days | Age at Fight | 35 years, 2 months, 2 weeks, 1 day | ||
| 170.5 lbs (77.3 kgs) | Weigh-In Result | 169.5 lbs (76.9 kgs) | ||
| 5'11" (180cm) | Height | 6'0" (183cm) | ||
| 75.0" (191cm) | Reach | 73.0" (185cm) | ||
| Fortis MMA | Gym | American Top Team |
- Bout Information
- Event: UFC 269: Oliveira vs. Poirier
- Date: Saturday 12.11.2021 at 06:00 PM ET
- Referee: Mark Smith
- Venue: T-Mobile Arena
- Enclosure: Octagon
- Location: Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
- Bout Billing: Main Card (fight 12 of 14)
- Pro/Am: Professional
- Weight: 170 lbs (77.1 kg)
- TV Commentary: Jon Anik, Joe Rogan, Daniel Cormier
- Broadcast: Aired Live on Main Card
- Post-Fight Interviewer: Joe Rogan
- Neal Total Disclosed Pay: None Disclosed
- Ponzinibbio Total Disclosed Pay: None Disclosed
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Neal vs. Ponzinibbio Fight Predictions
Tapology Community Predictions: 4320
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Decision
Event Discussion
12.13.2021 | 2:08 AM ET
n My Pick History: Dustin Poirier
3 Predictions · 0 - 3
- UFC 269 · 2021.12.11
- DustinPoirier · KO/TKO · Round 4
- UFC 264 · 2021.07.10
- ConorMcGregor · KO/TKO · Round 2
- UFC 257 · 2021.01.23
- ConorMcGregor · KO/TKO · Round 2
12.13.2021 | 8:40 PM ET
@Erison, right on. I didn’t even see your post. In quick browsing I saw some discussion. I’m sure it influenced a moment in the round and had some level of impact. My stance remains, being Dustin conceded position very fast in the second out of fear for the sub. That’s fine. I get it. However, as I’ve said before and will again, I got no pity for the guy who gave the round away to avoid a position, basically looking for a stand up or the clock. I love DP. I thought that’s what ****** him mostly. Then the next round he still backed to the cage, where he’s most likely to get taken down. Then he still gave his back. I get your point and respect it. That said, even taken a point, he still got taken down and dominated in the third. He lost the fight more than the ref giving it away, despite the missed call. That’s just like my opinion though, man..you don’t have to agree. All gravy.
