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UFC 280: Oliveira vs. Makhachev
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- Saturday 10.22.2022 at 10:30 AM ET
- U.S. Broadcast: Pay Per View | Prelims: ESPN
- Promotion: Ultimate Fighting Championship
- Ownership: Endeavor
- Venue: Etihad Arena
- Location: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Enclosure: Octagon
- TV Announcers: Jon Anik, Paul Felder, Daniel Cormier
- Ring Announcer: Bruce Buffer
- Post-Fight Interviews: Daniel Cormier
- Attendance: 13,400
- MMA Bouts: 12
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| Bout | Info | |
|---|---|---|
| Islam Makhachev defeats Charles Oliveira via Submission, Arm Triangle Choke | 3:16 Round 2 of 5, 8:16 Total Bout Page | |
| Aljamain Sterling defeats T.J. Dillashaw via KO/TKO, Strikes From Back Mount | 3:44 Round 2 of 5, 8:44 Total Bout Page | |
| Sean O'Malley defeats Petr Yan via Decision, Split | 3 Rounds, 15:00 Total Bout Page | |
| Beneil Dariush defeats Mateusz Gamrot via Decision, Unanimous | 3 Rounds, 15:00 Total Bout Page | |
| Manon Fiorot defeats Katlyn Cerminara via Decision, Unanimous | 3 Rounds, 15:00 Total Bout Page | |
| Belal Muhammad defeats Sean Brady via KO/TKO, Punches (standing TKO) | 4:47 Round 2 of 3, 9:47 Total Bout Page | |
| Caio Borralho defeats Makhmud Muradov via Decision, Unanimous | 3 Rounds, 15:00 Total Bout Page | |
| Nikita Krylov defeats Volkan Oezdemir via Decision, Unanimous | 3 Rounds, 15:00 Total Bout Page | |
| Abubakar Nurmagomedov defeats Gadzhi Omargadzhiev via Decision, Unanimous | 3 Rounds, 15:00 Total Bout Page | |
| Armen Petrosyan defeats AJ Dobson via Decision, Unanimous | 3 Rounds, 15:00 Total Bout Page | |
| Muhammad Mokaev defeats Malcolm Gordon via Submission, Armbar | 4:26 Round 3 of 3, 14:26 Total Bout Page | |
| Karol Rosa defeats Lina Länsberg via Decision, Majority | 3 Rounds, 15:00 Total Bout Page |
Responses Page 60
10.17.2022 | 1:29 AM ET
Predictions: 7 of 12 Winners, 1 Perfect, 415 Points | Tied for 3130th
goddamn this card starts at 7AM for me, lol i gotta make like 3 alarms or i'll forget
"🏴 No Quarter Given 🏴"
10.17.2022 | 1:31 AM ET
CheckleftHook
Predictions: 8 of 12 Winners, 2 Perfect, 465 Points | Tied for 2218th
Dw bro you can take an extra 30 mins to get up cos Karol rosa vs Lina lansberg will put you to sleep anyways
* Edited at 10.17.2022, 2:06 AM ET *
"Jreynolds future champ"
10.17.2022 | 1:43 AM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 9 of 12 Winners, 3 Perfect, 540 Points | Tied for 931st
Chookagian vs. Fiorot
Manon Fiorot, DEC
love "Chook" but...Manon....is just a little better in boxing....
Muhammad vs. Brady
Belal Muhammad, DEC
Muhammad has a excellent fight IQ
Petrosyan vs. Dobson
Armen Petrosyan, TKO, R2
Dobson's gas tank is questionable....
Mokaev vs. Gordon
Muhammad Mokaev, SUB, R1
mokaev is a monster....
Länsberg vs. Rosa
Karol Rosa, DEC
Rosa is quite technical .....lansberg is low volume
Manon Fiorot, DEC
love "Chook" but...Manon....is just a little better in boxing....
Muhammad vs. Brady
Belal Muhammad, DEC
Muhammad has a excellent fight IQ
Petrosyan vs. Dobson
Armen Petrosyan, TKO, R2
Dobson's gas tank is questionable....
Mokaev vs. Gordon
Muhammad Mokaev, SUB, R1
mokaev is a monster....
Länsberg vs. Rosa
Karol Rosa, DEC
Rosa is quite technical .....lansberg is low volume
"Some days...you are the pigeon....and some days you are the statute "
10.17.2022 | 2:02 AM ET
@checklefthook
I wish it would start at 7am here.... for us Aussies the first prelim kicks off at midnight lol. Main event is at 6am roughly...
10.17.2022 | 2:03 AM ET
Predictions: 8 of 12 Winners, 3 Perfect, 520 Points | Tied for 1281st
waiting for Rah's full card picks or just anything, please
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10.17.2022 | 2:06 AM ET
olly vs islam
Predictions: 7 of 11 Winners, 3 Perfect, 465 Points | Tied for 2327th
my heart says oliveria but my brain says islam...
olly has came thru for me as a underdog in his past 3 fights... but this is probably the best line you'll have on islam for the foreseeable future... almost have to play it...
yet islam hasn't been against the top level opponent like charles... short notice dan hooker & bobby green isn't anything to write home about ...
and charles is so dangerous & and probably one of the most complete fighters on the roster...
such a hard fight to bet on
olly has came thru for me as a underdog in his past 3 fights... but this is probably the best line you'll have on islam for the foreseeable future... almost have to play it...
yet islam hasn't been against the top level opponent like charles... short notice dan hooker & bobby green isn't anything to write home about ...
and charles is so dangerous & and probably one of the most complete fighters on the roster...
such a hard fight to bet on
10.17.2022 | 2:12 AM ET
ShaneB
Predictions: 8 of 12 Winners, 4 Perfect, 515 Points | Tied for 1324th
Man if you are with Bananas for every pick of his you are about to lose a truck load of money.
Why don't you look at someone elses picks, someone who is an expert and has been called an MMA genius by many on this forum.
I'm talking about myself of course. But you already knew that
Why don't you look at someone elses picks, someone who is an expert and has been called an MMA genius by many on this forum.
I'm talking about myself of course. But you already knew that
"Positivity is a positive"
10.17.2022 | 2:14 AM ET
Piggy
Predictions: 8 of 12 Winners, 4 Perfect, 515 Points | Tied for 1324th
It's coming tonight. Full breakdown of the results. Unfortunately they don't let you put more than 10 million on a parlay, otherwise I would have
"Positivity is a positive"
10.17.2022 | 3:18 AM ET
Predictions: 6 of 10 Winners, 4 Perfect, 430 Points | Tied for 2998th
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Mokaev ITD
Mustafaev ML
Sterling/Dillashaw over 1.5
Makhachev ML
Mokaev ITD
Mustafaev ML
Sterling/Dillashaw over 1.5
Makhachev ML
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10.17.2022 | 3:20 AM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 5 of 12 Winners, 2 Perfect, 300 Points | Tied for 4487th
Sterling vs. Dillashaw
T.J. Dillashaw, TKO, R3
I personally think that Sterling is currently Over-hated and the Fights Against Yan Saga makes people forget that Sterling legitimately made his way to his title shot, I also get annoyed at his post-first fight and pre-second fight drama and the way in which I win the title, but Aljo is not a boom. I don't like TJ, especially because he is a serial cheater and although some try to defend him: postive test in EPO, the substance that your ex-training partners claims you use for years is a clear sign that this positive test was not the first time he cheated, but only the first time he was caught (EPO can only be detected in specialized Blood Tests and is a short-lived substance in the body). But beyond all that, I consider that Dillashaw is a nightmare matchup for Sterling: TJ has superior striking technique, has considerable more KO power, and has a solid wrestling base (NCAA Division I Wrestling). While Sterling is a good grappler, he knows how to use his reach and has a good volume of strikes, I personally don't see Sterling backpacking Dillashaw the way he did against Petr Yan or Cory Sandhagen. Although the EPO issue made his cardio against Sandhagen seem like an unknown, during the fight his energy was very good and he knew how to recover from a lot of damage in the second round and his chin took really good the flying knee to an inverted triangle choke by part from Sandhagen in the first round. In MMA anything can happen and the Champ is the Champ and they can't be counted out, but personally Sterling outwrestled Dillashaw to win would be one of the most surprising things I've seen in recent years and that's why it seems very unlikely to happen to me.
Yan vs. O'Malley
Petr Yan, TKO, R1
Yan has proven in the past to fight very well in striking that gives him a considerable reach and height advantage and I honestly don't think that the fight being 3 rounds instead of 5 rounds will affect Yan's pace. It's funny why Dana White and matchmakers throw a Hail Mary pass with this matchup and in return they will receive an Int. Pass and 100 yards pick six (in American Football terminology). In his lackluster performance against Pedro Munhoz, Sean shows that he is not ready for the Top 10 level. The funny thing is that against Yan, O'Malley thinks that he will become a star like McGregor against Aldo, but in reality in his fight against Yan he will become a big internet joke like McGregor after losing the trilogy against Poirier (after the change of personality and all the trash-talk in the run-up to the third fight).
Dariush vs. Gamrot
Mateusz Gamrot, TKO, R2
Gamrot is a really good athlete, he has good hand, chain wrestling and excellent grappling and 4 bonuses in 5 fights (2 FOTN and 2 POTN) show that he also knows how to put on a show in the octagon. Dariush, despite being in the UFC for a long time, is a fighter who has managed to evolve over the years. I think this is the fight that will demonstrate the generational change at 155 pounds, and despite being known for his grappling Gamrot also has KO Power and I think he will get a statement, finish Dariush with his striking. PS: Respect to Dariush for taking a fight against the #9 ranked player after being on a 7 win streak, he is a fighter who started at a very young age in the UFC, he has had highs and lows but has achieved his best version in recent years, I've really always rooted for the Assyrian fighter, because IMO Dariush has a good style to watch, but in this matchup I see Gamrot taking the win.
Chookagian vs. Fiorot
Manon Fiorot, TKO, R2
Fiorot looked like a title contender from her debut and has worked her way into the top women's flyweight division. A victory against Chookagian, who is ranked #1, can help a lot to move Fiorot up the rankings, who is #7, but I consider that the French fighter will seek a finish to ensure the possibility of a title shot, If Fiorot works with shots to the body from the start of the fight, I think she could get a standing TKO against Chookagian.
Muhammad vs. Brady
Sean Brady, DEC
Brady grappling/wrestling is real impressive, especially considering that he managed to defeat Craig Jones in a BJJ match using his wrestling and good movement in positions. Belal has evolved over the years, learning from his mistakes, improving his fighting style and making wrestling his main weapon. I really like both fighters because they are two genuine guys focused on in-octagon fighting, in a division where there are a lot of gimmick fighters, fighters trying to imitate others and fighters looking for trouble outside the octagon. I choose Sean Brady because although his victory against Chiesa was his best in terms of name, it was not the fight where he showed his best version: he fought almost the entire fight breathing blood because he had a broken nose and he spends hard times in the last round, but I think Brady is much better than that, his wrestling is not only about shooting double legs or cornering against the fence, he knows the moment to take the opponent to the ground and get the top position not only with takedown but also with scrambles that start from his strikes or as counters to his opponents strikes. Against Mathews, Brady showed that he also has Power in his hands, personally I see Belal superior in terms of his strike volume and use of striking, but in straight forward I consider Brady to have much more KO power.
Oezdemir vs. Krylov
Nikita Krylov, DEC
Krylov has the weapons to establish himself in the Top 10, unfortunately he is usually not very consistent with his performance. Krylov avoid a fire fight against Walker and win with good fight IQ, but lost to Craig after relying too much on the ground against a solid grappling fighter like Paul Craig. Volkan has KO power and has plenty of durability, but has shown signs that his best days are behind him. Krylov, despite having a lot of experience and being in his second stint in the UFC, is only 30 years old, so adding another victory against a former title challenger after knocking out Alexander Gustafsson can give him the confidence to establish himself at the top of the LHW and demonstrated his potential.
Nishikawa vs. Mustafaev
Magomed Mustafaev, TKO, R1
I am truly amazed at how long Mustafev has been in the UFC, mostly because of the low number of fights in the promotion and the time out between fights. Mustafaev is a fighter with excellent striking and has a decent pankration base. Nishikawa has a considerably huge fight count for a fighter only 19 years old, but I don't consider him to be ready for the UFC. Ring Rust could be a factor, but I reckon Mustafaev would get another explosive KO like against Fizev in his first comeback after a huge amount of inactivity.
Mokaev vs. Gordon
Muhammad Mokaev, TKO, R1
Mokaev has a great experience in the amateur (world champion in IMMAF) and at 22 years old he can further evolve his level. Gordon looked really outclassed in his first 2 losses in the UFC (2 first round demolition loss), but has posted 2 wins to go 2-2 in the UFC. Honestly the matchmakers have given him an opponent for Mokaev to look the way he wants, many will choose Mokaev by submission due to the focus of his style, but I will choose Mokaev by KO. I see Mokaev coming out aggressive on his debut and catching Gordon with a big shot and knocking him unconscious.
Länsberg vs. Rosa
Karol Rosa, DEC
It's a good bounce back matchup for Karol Rosa who is coming off an upset loss against a Sara McMann who was always a very dangerous wrestler. Lina Lansberg for her part in a Muay Thai fighter who is currently on a 2-fight losing streak although in her last fight she had flashes managing to knock down Kianzad in the second round. Rosa has good strike volume and has the upper hand in the grappling department, I think it's a good opportunity for the Brazilian to get back into the win column.
T.J. Dillashaw, TKO, R3
I personally think that Sterling is currently Over-hated and the Fights Against Yan Saga makes people forget that Sterling legitimately made his way to his title shot, I also get annoyed at his post-first fight and pre-second fight drama and the way in which I win the title, but Aljo is not a boom. I don't like TJ, especially because he is a serial cheater and although some try to defend him: postive test in EPO, the substance that your ex-training partners claims you use for years is a clear sign that this positive test was not the first time he cheated, but only the first time he was caught (EPO can only be detected in specialized Blood Tests and is a short-lived substance in the body). But beyond all that, I consider that Dillashaw is a nightmare matchup for Sterling: TJ has superior striking technique, has considerable more KO power, and has a solid wrestling base (NCAA Division I Wrestling). While Sterling is a good grappler, he knows how to use his reach and has a good volume of strikes, I personally don't see Sterling backpacking Dillashaw the way he did against Petr Yan or Cory Sandhagen. Although the EPO issue made his cardio against Sandhagen seem like an unknown, during the fight his energy was very good and he knew how to recover from a lot of damage in the second round and his chin took really good the flying knee to an inverted triangle choke by part from Sandhagen in the first round. In MMA anything can happen and the Champ is the Champ and they can't be counted out, but personally Sterling outwrestled Dillashaw to win would be one of the most surprising things I've seen in recent years and that's why it seems very unlikely to happen to me.
Yan vs. O'Malley
Petr Yan, TKO, R1
Yan has proven in the past to fight very well in striking that gives him a considerable reach and height advantage and I honestly don't think that the fight being 3 rounds instead of 5 rounds will affect Yan's pace. It's funny why Dana White and matchmakers throw a Hail Mary pass with this matchup and in return they will receive an Int. Pass and 100 yards pick six (in American Football terminology). In his lackluster performance against Pedro Munhoz, Sean shows that he is not ready for the Top 10 level. The funny thing is that against Yan, O'Malley thinks that he will become a star like McGregor against Aldo, but in reality in his fight against Yan he will become a big internet joke like McGregor after losing the trilogy against Poirier (after the change of personality and all the trash-talk in the run-up to the third fight).
Dariush vs. Gamrot
Mateusz Gamrot, TKO, R2
Gamrot is a really good athlete, he has good hand, chain wrestling and excellent grappling and 4 bonuses in 5 fights (2 FOTN and 2 POTN) show that he also knows how to put on a show in the octagon. Dariush, despite being in the UFC for a long time, is a fighter who has managed to evolve over the years. I think this is the fight that will demonstrate the generational change at 155 pounds, and despite being known for his grappling Gamrot also has KO Power and I think he will get a statement, finish Dariush with his striking. PS: Respect to Dariush for taking a fight against the #9 ranked player after being on a 7 win streak, he is a fighter who started at a very young age in the UFC, he has had highs and lows but has achieved his best version in recent years, I've really always rooted for the Assyrian fighter, because IMO Dariush has a good style to watch, but in this matchup I see Gamrot taking the win.
Chookagian vs. Fiorot
Manon Fiorot, TKO, R2
Fiorot looked like a title contender from her debut and has worked her way into the top women's flyweight division. A victory against Chookagian, who is ranked #1, can help a lot to move Fiorot up the rankings, who is #7, but I consider that the French fighter will seek a finish to ensure the possibility of a title shot, If Fiorot works with shots to the body from the start of the fight, I think she could get a standing TKO against Chookagian.
Muhammad vs. Brady
Sean Brady, DEC
Brady grappling/wrestling is real impressive, especially considering that he managed to defeat Craig Jones in a BJJ match using his wrestling and good movement in positions. Belal has evolved over the years, learning from his mistakes, improving his fighting style and making wrestling his main weapon. I really like both fighters because they are two genuine guys focused on in-octagon fighting, in a division where there are a lot of gimmick fighters, fighters trying to imitate others and fighters looking for trouble outside the octagon. I choose Sean Brady because although his victory against Chiesa was his best in terms of name, it was not the fight where he showed his best version: he fought almost the entire fight breathing blood because he had a broken nose and he spends hard times in the last round, but I think Brady is much better than that, his wrestling is not only about shooting double legs or cornering against the fence, he knows the moment to take the opponent to the ground and get the top position not only with takedown but also with scrambles that start from his strikes or as counters to his opponents strikes. Against Mathews, Brady showed that he also has Power in his hands, personally I see Belal superior in terms of his strike volume and use of striking, but in straight forward I consider Brady to have much more KO power.
Oezdemir vs. Krylov
Nikita Krylov, DEC
Krylov has the weapons to establish himself in the Top 10, unfortunately he is usually not very consistent with his performance. Krylov avoid a fire fight against Walker and win with good fight IQ, but lost to Craig after relying too much on the ground against a solid grappling fighter like Paul Craig. Volkan has KO power and has plenty of durability, but has shown signs that his best days are behind him. Krylov, despite having a lot of experience and being in his second stint in the UFC, is only 30 years old, so adding another victory against a former title challenger after knocking out Alexander Gustafsson can give him the confidence to establish himself at the top of the LHW and demonstrated his potential.
Nishikawa vs. Mustafaev
Magomed Mustafaev, TKO, R1
I am truly amazed at how long Mustafev has been in the UFC, mostly because of the low number of fights in the promotion and the time out between fights. Mustafaev is a fighter with excellent striking and has a decent pankration base. Nishikawa has a considerably huge fight count for a fighter only 19 years old, but I don't consider him to be ready for the UFC. Ring Rust could be a factor, but I reckon Mustafaev would get another explosive KO like against Fizev in his first comeback after a huge amount of inactivity.
Mokaev vs. Gordon
Muhammad Mokaev, TKO, R1
Mokaev has a great experience in the amateur (world champion in IMMAF) and at 22 years old he can further evolve his level. Gordon looked really outclassed in his first 2 losses in the UFC (2 first round demolition loss), but has posted 2 wins to go 2-2 in the UFC. Honestly the matchmakers have given him an opponent for Mokaev to look the way he wants, many will choose Mokaev by submission due to the focus of his style, but I will choose Mokaev by KO. I see Mokaev coming out aggressive on his debut and catching Gordon with a big shot and knocking him unconscious.
Länsberg vs. Rosa
Karol Rosa, DEC
It's a good bounce back matchup for Karol Rosa who is coming off an upset loss against a Sara McMann who was always a very dangerous wrestler. Lina Lansberg for her part in a Muay Thai fighter who is currently on a 2-fight losing streak although in her last fight she had flashes managing to knock down Kianzad in the second round. Rosa has good strike volume and has the upper hand in the grappling department, I think it's a good opportunity for the Brazilian to get back into the win column.
* Edited at 10.17.2022, 3:23 AM ET *
"Moicano Wants Money!"
10.17.2022 | 3:26 AM ET
Predictions: 7 of 12 Winners, 2 Perfect, 415 Points | Tied for 3130th
"****."
10.17.2022 | 3:42 AM ET
Predictions: 9 of 12 Winners, 2 Perfect, 545 Points | Tied for 924th
Did anyone actually take a minute to find out how good Nishikawa is before picking Mustafaev?
10.17.2022 | 4:01 AM ET
Daebak
Predictions: 6 of 10 Winners, 4 Perfect, 430 Points | Tied for 2998th
His record is padded with negative record guys
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10.17.2022 | 4:16 AM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 10 of 12 Winners, 1 Perfect, 540 Points | Tied for 929th
Muradov vs. Borralho
Caio Borralho, SUB, R3
Is Borralho fighting just russian fighters? some kind of serial killer lol
Caio Borralho, SUB, R3
Is Borralho fighting just russian fighters? some kind of serial killer lol
10.17.2022 | 5:14 AM ET
Predictions: 9 of 12 Winners, 2 Perfect, 545 Points | Tied for 924th
Oh damn. This kid is about to catch a grown man beating. Terrible.
10.17.2022 | 5:26 AM ET
Predictions: 5 of 12 Winners, 2 Perfect, 315 Points | Tied for 4377th
Riding with charlie olives the whole way
"I just love fighting"
10.17.2022 | 5:28 AM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 7 of 12 Winners, 3 Perfect, 440 Points | Tied for 2714th
Muhammad vs. Brady
Sean Brady, TKO, R2
Kept going back and forth on this fight but I have definetly decided on Brady now. Belal has impressed me but against strikers though. I think the grappling threat of Brady will make Belal worry a lot then Brady will come over the top with an overhand right and knock Belal out.
Muradov vs. Borralho
Caio Borralho, SUB, R1
Borralho has shown that he loves taking the back in every fight he's been in the UFC and if your getting pressured and subbed by GM3. I definitely believe Borralho can do the same and even do it bit faster too.
Oezdemir vs. Krylov
Nikita Krylov, TKO, R2
Loved the pressure from the Krylov in his last fight swarming Gus and eventually finishing him after dropping him. Oezdemir isn't as washed as Gustafsson but I still believe Krylov is faster than Oezdemir and definetly has the ability to put him away aswell.
Sean Brady, TKO, R2
Kept going back and forth on this fight but I have definetly decided on Brady now. Belal has impressed me but against strikers though. I think the grappling threat of Brady will make Belal worry a lot then Brady will come over the top with an overhand right and knock Belal out.
Muradov vs. Borralho
Caio Borralho, SUB, R1
Borralho has shown that he loves taking the back in every fight he's been in the UFC and if your getting pressured and subbed by GM3. I definitely believe Borralho can do the same and even do it bit faster too.
Oezdemir vs. Krylov
Nikita Krylov, TKO, R2
Loved the pressure from the Krylov in his last fight swarming Gus and eventually finishing him after dropping him. Oezdemir isn't as washed as Gustafsson but I still believe Krylov is faster than Oezdemir and definetly has the ability to put him away aswell.
10.17.2022 | 6:10 AM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 7 of 12 Winners, 4 Perfect, 450 Points | Tied for 2613th
Muradov vs. Borralho
Caio Borralho, SUB, R2
makhmud muradov
Caio Borralho, SUB, R2
makhmud muradov
10.17.2022 | 6:47 AM ET
Predictions: 6 of 12 Winners, 1 Perfect, 340 Points | Tied for 4185th
Right listen up you bunch of ******s easy money to be made this weekend I repeat easy money here are 3 accas that if you had a brain you would tail them so here you go
Borralho
Mokaev
Olivieria fight doesn’t go the distance
Odds: evens
Mokaev
Petrosyan
Krylov
Dillashaw fight over 1.5 rounds
Odds: 3.05
Mokaev
Borralho
Mustafaev
Gamrot
Dillashaw fight over 1.5 rounds
Odds: 3.44
There may be a few repetitive picks but they are only because they are guaranteed locks like I would bet my entire farm of chickens on them if the bookies would accept.
So let’s get this ******* money people
Borralho
Mokaev
Olivieria fight doesn’t go the distance
Odds: evens
Mokaev
Petrosyan
Krylov
Dillashaw fight over 1.5 rounds
Odds: 3.05
Mokaev
Borralho
Mustafaev
Gamrot
Dillashaw fight over 1.5 rounds
Odds: 3.44
There may be a few repetitive picks but they are only because they are guaranteed locks like I would bet my entire farm of chickens on them if the bookies would accept.
So let’s get this ******* money people
10.17.2022 | 7:46 AM ET
Predictions: 6 of 12 Winners, 2 Perfect, 365 Points | Tied for 3884th
Caio isn’t a lock against Muradov. Tbh don’t understand anyone who has significant confidence either way in that one.
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